PetaPixel Tuesday October 3, 2023
Photoshop on the web was initially launched into beta nearly two years ago. Now, Adobe is releasing the software fully to everyone as part of all Photoshop plans, reports PetaPixel, noting that Adobe Photoshop on the web “packs many of the desktop application features into a web browser.” It also includes some of Adobe’s Firefly AI-powered tools including Generative Fill and Generative Expand. Photoshop for web is available for all Photoshop plans and is also available to test out via a seven-day free trial.
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David Schonauer Tuesday October 3, 2023
Cecil Beaton was an illustrator, writer, arbiter of style, and designer for stage and screen, but of course he is best known as a photographer. And among his best known subjects was the British royal
family, members of which he photographed for more than 50 years, from 1927 to 1979. The new book "Cecil Beaton: The Royal Photographs" reveals the central role Beaton played … Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Monday October 2, 2023
The tree, which stood proudly for hundreds of years in a dramatic dip in the landscape of Northumberland, England, right by Hadrian's Wall, was certainly iconic. Perhaps England's most-photographed
tree, the so-called Sycamore Gap tree drew visitors from afar and appeared in the 1991 film "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," noted The Washington Post recently. It was certainly a favorite of
photographers who were … Read the full Story >>
BBC Monday October 2, 2023
A sleepy town in southern Spain is in shock after AI-generated images of naked local girls began circulating on social media, notes the BBC. Police in Almendralejo, Spain, are investigating the case, in which 20 girls have come forward as victims The pictures were created using photos of the targeted girls fully clothed, many of them taken from their own social media accounts. These were then processed by an application that generates an imagined image of the person without clothes on.
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