Russell and Julia have been sharing techniques for using design software more efficiently for a long time, on various platforms, around the world. Now they are consolidating a lot of what they know into one site, Digiversity.tv, so you have one place to go to learn how to build files better.
All work and no play..., well, you know the saying. But when Julia and Russell play, it can oftentimes look a lot like their work. Whether taking photos, writing a story, designing a brand for a non-existent company, or creating a children's book, there is almost always a lot of creative effort involved.
Sometimes coaching from the sideline isn't enough. In times like that, Russell and Julia jump on the field and join your team in playing the game. That can include building documents, creating templates, art direction, fixing documents, designing graphics, and more.
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The recent updates to artificial intelligence in Photoshop, housed in the new contextual taskbar and generative fill, have been on my mind a lot lately.
If you don't know what generative fill is, it allows you to "add, remove or enhance content in images directly in Adobe Photoshop with simple text instructions powered by Adobe Firefly generative AI". You must have Photoshop version 25.0 installed to access Generative Fill.
I am by no means a fan of this and have found that it affects whether or not and how often I want to paint in Photoshop lately. Just knowing that this feature exists bothered me.
If you're like me or want to revert back to an older version of a Creative Cloud software, you can do so in the Creative Cloud app on your computer by navigating to "Applications" and then clicking on the icon with the three little dots to open a drop-down menu. There you can click on "Other versions" and install an older version of the application you are looking for.
I am now working on Photoshop 2021 v 22.2, free from the Generative Fill Feature. Back to work.
You can NOW COMMENT on all our Episodes, Blog Posts and of course in our Livestream Chat! So log in to your account, dust of your Profile, upload a shiny photo and join the Conversation!
We're looking forward to your questions and feedback.
Aaaaaaand Post!
Join us Friday, March 15 at 10 am Pacific for our 75-minute free webinar to discover advanced InDesign techniques for creating long, repetitive, or complex documents.
Topics include:
The recent updates to artificial intelligence in Photoshop, housed in the new contextual taskbar and generative fill, have been on my mind a lot lately.
If you don't know what generative fill is, it allows you to "add, remove or enhance content in images directly in Adobe Photoshop with simple text instructions powered by Adobe Firefly generative AI". You must have Photoshop version 25.0 installed to access Generative Fill.
I am by no means a fan of this and have found that it affects whether or not and how often I want to paint in Photoshop lately. Just knowing that this feature exists bothered me.
If you're like me or want to revert back to an older version of a Creative Cloud software, you can do so in the Creative Cloud app on your computer by navigating to "Applications" and then clicking on the icon with the three little dots to open a drop-down menu. There you can click on "Other versions" and install an older version of the application you are looking for.
I am now working on Photoshop 2021 v 22.2, free from the Generative Fill Feature. Back to work.
Russell and Julia have been sharing techniques for using design software more efficiently for a long time, on various platforms, around the world. Now they are consolidating a lot of what they know into one site, Digiversity.tv, so you have one place to go to learn how to build files better.
All work and no play..., well, you know the saying. But when Julia and Russell play, it can oftentimes look a lot like their work. Whether taking photos, writing a story, designing a brand for a non-existent company, or creating a children's book, there is almost always a lot of creative effort involved.
Sometimes coaching from the sideline isn't enough. In times like that, Russell and Julia jump on the field and join your team in playing the game. That can include building documents, creating templates, art direction, fixing documents, designing graphics, and more.
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