Such fun playing in PS

Since many are talking about generative fill, I decided to try it with this morning's lemur!

I selected it and just entered jungle and tree, this is what they came up with. I was so surprised but did not have time to play anymore and left it as it was.

[Rob Falbo]

Nice.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Neat

[katy]

Oh this turned out amazing. It will be so fun to experiment with this and see what kind of looks you can come up with.

[Susan Wakely]

A great result.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

As much as I'm concerned about Ai, the photo programs really appeal to me. I'm inching closer to testing it out! It did well with this one.

[Shutterbug]

That’s amazing.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

that tail!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Interesting tool

[Carole Sandford]

That’s a great result! Ai is rather scary in areas other than photography though.

[Paul J]

What a tail on that fellow!

[Paul J]

I just saw the original photo of this lemur. I didn't catch what you were talking about until I saw it then looked back at this. Quite impressive but scary AI.

[Peter]

Lovely tones, textures and composition Diana:)

[Mags]

Well done!

[Heather]

How fascinating!

[Steve Chappell]

Great capture, very cool animal

[Chris Cook]

Generative fill is quite mind blowing. What it did here with your lemur is very convincing. And that is what concerns me with it. It leaves you wondering did the photographer take this picture or is it AI generated. I like to use it to remove unwanted elements such as garbage cans and signs from my photos, it is much faster and easier than cloning it out. It is also very useful for those times when you need to expand the canvas. I have played with it in much the same way as you have with your lemur but the results, while amazing, make me feel uncomfortable. I still prefer to create my own images and use it only as a useful aid.

[Allison Maltese]

That is quite interesting. A few members of my camera club are starting to play with it as well.

[Paula Fontanini]

This is fascinating technology and resulting image! I'm not sure yet how I feel about it.

[Diana]

@robfalbo @ziggy77 @grammyn @wakelys @olivetreeann @shutterbug49 @koalagardens @365projectorgchristine @carole_sandford @pej76 @pcoulson @marlboromaam @365projectorgheatherb @swchappell @cdcook48 @falcon11 @bluemoon Thanks for your input and great comments, it is definitely not something I would use in future for this. The generative expand is great though ;-)

[Diana]

@cdcook48 I totally agree with you Chris, this was a once off only. I have tried the generative expand on occasion and really like it as it does a great job ;-)