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Stop Regenerating! Photoshop Beta 'Rotate Object' is a Game-Changer

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Hi guys, I'm Edo. Thank you to be here

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today with this channel. We talk about

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AI, diffusion models, advanced technique

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for using this kind of stuff. But today

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I want to show you something in

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Photoshop beta in Adobe. I'm not us and

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it's not usual. I'm talking about Adobe

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and its tools. But today it's uh it's

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because they are released something very

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very special, very powerful in beta um

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beta suite for Photoshop beta version.

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So you can download from your creative

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cloud desktop of course you need u an

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account creative cloud and we can

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introduce something very powerful. Okay.

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And see, I created something very simple

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with uh I think was Nano or Quen, I

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don't remember, but something very s

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simple, a can with a stupid pop

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something uh label. Um okay, but very

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recognizable, very, you know, um very

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precise and specific, right? This is

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very important to um demonstrate the

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power of this tool. So right now we

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double the the layer just to have a

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backup. Okay. And I want to select I'm

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using the Italian version. So it's a

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selection. Select object. Okay. It's

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quite powerful. Um I want to duplicate

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this object in order to have just this

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one. Okay. I rec I retake the the shape.

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Just controllclick.

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I mute the level. And here I want to

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filter uh sorry selection modify expand

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7 pixel. Okay. And again filter uh no

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selection modify blur two pixels. Okay.

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right there. I just create um you know

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uh a selection wider than my my can and

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I using the generative filling field and

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I'm using the expand forfly in my

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opinion the best one for do for this

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kind of stuff very simple very easy I

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don't need to prompt anything so just

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generate

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this will consume some credit remember.

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So use with caution if you are if you

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want to to control your credits. Okay.

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So in a couple seconds we have a you

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know a quite good you know

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quite good

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recreation of the background. I just

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want to you unite levels. Okay. Or I

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don't know in English the English

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version. And I want to use this right

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here just to blend out better this part

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here.

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Okay, it's a mess. So I want to use

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another one more powerful the

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remove, you know, this the second in the

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the palette. Sorry, I I don't know the

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the the English version of the of the

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tool.

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Okay, just to have something more

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blended. Okay.

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And this is very useful to have

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something to work with in background.

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Okay. Right there. So we have of course

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our can and our background. Very easy,

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very simple. Wow. Now Ctrl T or or

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command T if you are with Mac and we

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have this selection, right? the the

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simple control T selection to rotate

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object to scale object whatsoever but in

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the beta version we have something like

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this rotate object I think it's in in in

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English and this will use credits

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okay so remember this when you are going

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to use this kind of stuff tools okay so

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I want to create a version um um you

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know an an editable version of this scan

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and I want to show you the power of this

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model.

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I was very skeptic at the beginning but

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again okay as you can see is a low low

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rest version. I want to rotate right

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there. I want to move up. I want to

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rotate in this way. And I want to rotate

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something like this. Right.

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Okay. Just scale.

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Just rotate here. Just rotate right

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there. So, right here is a mess. Okay.

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But now we have um an enhancement of the

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rotation. I think I I'm quite sure it's

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nano or quen edit in the background, but

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I'm not sure. So, who knows? But the

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model is quite powerful as you can see.

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It's quite powerful. We have a major

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issue right there, but it's it's right

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because he has to uh rethink everything

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up there without without any uh you know

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um points of start point. So I think

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it's powerful but I want to create

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something again. Okay, I rotate. So

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another 20 credits

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uh Adobe Adobe

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but it's powerful. So I'm I'm happy to

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use the credits in this way

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if the tool help me to work better.

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Okay. So I want to try to rotate right

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here a little bit. Right here a little

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bit. I want to show you. Okay.

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Of course, we don't know what's it's

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what's in the back of the can because we

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just start from here. But it's powerful

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enough to to give us the the possibility

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to to play around

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and to have something very, you know,

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coherent, very specific

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and very precise with, you know,

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everything. color font

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um lettering letters. Okay, we can read

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energy drink stay white neon berry blast

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the okay we have something right here

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but remember we start from here so this

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is a quite good you know rotation quite

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good um

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interpretation of the new position and

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we can do something more if we want we

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can introduce something like this. Okay.

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I have this, you know, bar with a girl

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or we can open in another um file. Okay.

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Right there. Better. I want to take this

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right here. I put the can right here in

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the right,

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you know, right position.

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Okay. And again I want to uh you know

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work with this scan

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in the perspective. Okay it's maybe too

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big for for our purpose but again is

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just a test. Okay we want to Oh this is

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very unusful.

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Oh right there.

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Right there. Maybe right there. I want

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to rotate this

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again.

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I think it's good.

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Okay.

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Now you can work with, you know, colors

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or just simple reflection or simple.

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Okay. Now we have we can we can work

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with, you know,

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something photographic.

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Okay. Like this warm filter. Okay. Much

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better in my opinion. Okay. Uh we can

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just double it

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right there.

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Oops. Right there.

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Okay. We can just

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flip

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the Okay, I want to resize this level.

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So, we have a new Okay, I want to flip

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this right here. I know it's a simple

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way to do these things. There are many

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more proficient, more more correct.

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Okay, in uh but we are we we don't need

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to be precise right there. Just

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Just a simple, you know, iterations.

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Simple.

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Just this one. Just

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Okay. And we can add something like um a

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simple shadow.

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But again the main task here it's to use

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this tool uh in order to have something

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very powerful in terms of rotation. But

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again the limit it's of course uh the

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model itself because if we want to

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rotate entirely the model the can in

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this case we face we face uh problems

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and artifacts of course okay but but

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it's quite quite powerful

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okay I want to stress the the model

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right there

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Okay.

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Oh, wow. I can do rotation

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to click up this one.

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I want to do something like this. And

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again like this. It's a mess right

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there. I don't know how to to to

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pronounce this kind of stuff of of the

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can. The metal something. There is no

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hole right here. There is no graphic in

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the back of course again of course but

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it's not the point of the the

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neither the video or the model the point

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is

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maybe in a year

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I think we will be able to manage our

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our um part in the image in another way

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in a proficient way in a faster way, in

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a better way. This is awesome. In my

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opinion, it's very, very powerful. It's

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very funny.

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It's quite demanding in terms of credit,

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I think. Let me see my balance right

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here.

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I think it's here. I don't remember.

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It's my AI generative

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bus right here. Right here

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again.

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I have

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used

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Where is my balance?

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Yeah, I I right there. I use

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150 credits

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and I I think I have 4,000 credits from

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for months. So

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it's it's expensive

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but in a right way in my opinion it's

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good and it's powerful.

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Again look

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in look look at the graphic. Okay

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I just want to step back a couple times.

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Okay this is the right graphic and this

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is the rotated graphic.

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Right.

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No, it's good.

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Also, this small details here, the right

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shape of the font,

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the ch the Japanese, you know, KJI here

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and here. It's quite good in this

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rotation here. It's quite good.

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We have no no difference in the pose of

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the the hand just in the rotation. And

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it's it's good. It's fine

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guys. This is quite quite impressive.

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Very very very well done Adobe. Thank

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you for and I hope to see this uh you

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know this this feature in the the the

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standard version of uh Photoshop because

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this will change the the you know the

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the market I think because right now I

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was a a very

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daily user of Photoshop and use

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Photoshop for everything for everything.

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Nowadays, I'm using Photoshop just to

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make the finetuning of something I

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created in a in another

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suit in another way in in Confui or just

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in, you know, Freik or Ifield or Flora

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or Luma or whatsoever. I'm using

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Photoshop like a refiner. Okay, I'm

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using the pen. I'm using the the the

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table and the graphic table and just to

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uh make some something very specific

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that I could not right now handle. So

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in my opinion this will change again

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market and the way we use this kind of

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stuffs.

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I but this is all for today. Hope this

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could u help you um and I hope this kind

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of video could uh um could help you in

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your AI journey. I'm very happy with

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this this new this new new feature. So

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Adobe keep going and thank you to be

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here. Thank you for your comments for

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your feedback. I'm trying to do my best.

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I'm trying to bring to my channel

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something, you know, cherry peeking of

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what I'm really use in my daybyday

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professional work. And I hope to see you

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again next video.

Interactive Summary

The video introduces a powerful new feature in the Photoshop beta called 'Generative Fill' and 'Rotate Object'. The presenter demonstrates how to use these tools to seamlessly edit and transform images. They start by selecting an object (a can with a label), expanding the selection, and using 'Generative Fill' to recreate the background. Then, they showcase the 'Rotate Object' feature, which allows for complex rotations and transformations of elements within an image, even creating editable versions. The presenter highlights the impressive capabilities of these AI-powered tools, noting their potential to revolutionize graphic design workflows, while also acknowledging the credit system and occasional artifacts that may arise. The video concludes with the presenter expressing excitement for these advancements and hoping for their integration into the standard Photoshop version.

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