Adobe announced that it will launch two applications optimized for Vision Pro. The company will embed its Firefly AI tool into Apple glasses to create images that enhance your physical space. In addition to this, users will also be able to edit their photos in Lightroom through a floating interface.
The technology company took advantage of the excitement around the launch of Vision Pro to introduce two of its popular apps. When FireflyAdobe has created an interface designed for VisionOS that Take advantage of spatial computing. The generative AI application has an interface similar to the one we find on the Internet, where we enter a phrase in natural language to create images using artificial intelligence.
Adobe Firefly allows you to change the aspect ratio, choosing whether you want to create a photorealistic or more artistic image. There is an effects menu that we will add to the final result, as well as two options for choosing color and lighting. Those who have already used Firefly will feel right at home as the experience is almost identical.
A distinctive feature of the application for Vision Pro is ability to drag and drop images outside the main interface and organize them by context. The user can place them as paintings on the wall, table or even as rugs on the floor. Firefly will later be updated to create panoramic images and 360-degree environments.
The company noted that artificial intelligence model by Firefly for VisionOS designed for safe use, so we don’t have to worry. All generated images will be tagged with metadata so they can be identified as AI-generated content.
Adobe Lightroom reaches Vision Pro’s infinity canvas
Another app debuting on VisionOS is Lightroom. As expected since the announcement of Apple glasses, Adobe will release your photo editor is optimized for infinite canvas.
Version Lightroom for Vision Pro This is similar to what we see in the iPad app. The VisionOS version is far from a robust editor with dozens of options. ideal for changing content on the fly. Users can manipulate their photos by choosing predefined settings or access premium features through an Adobe subscription.
interface designed for gestures and includes options to change the basic attributes of the photo; Crop, rotate, resize, and remove imperfections using the healing brush and other advanced tools. The final result can be exported or saved to the cloud.
Adobe Firefly and Lightroom will available today on Apple Vision Pro, accompanied by Fresco and Behance. It’s worth noting that in order to take advantage of some features, you’ll need to be signed in to your Adobe account or have a premium membership.
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