Adobe Photoshop Camera is already sticking its paw out. Adobe is considered to be the creator of the best professional image manipulation software that money can buy. Think Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, etc.
Well, the American technology firm, Adobe, is preparing to launch a mobile camera application called adobe photoshop camera. Be careful because it will come with built-in and highly advanced photo editing tools.
According to the company, the application will use AI, Artificial Intelligence to automatically apply lenses and filters to photos, even before taking them. It will bring "Instagram-worthy" lenses and effects to apply before or after the capture, according to the company.
Adobe Photoshop Camera will use AI for its filters and effects
Regarding this future Android app, an important manager of the company stated:
“It's really easy to switch between before and after, so users don't have to worry about changing their mind after the photo. And you can keep it in your favorites to use again and again”,
Adobe said in an official post. According to Abhay Parasnis, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of the company.
“We created Photoshop Camera as a Sensei-first app on our way to expand focus on offering creative tools for everyone”.
As Parasnis alluded to in his "Sensei-first" comment, the camera app comes with Adobe Sensei integrated.
The company's artificial intelligence platform which it says will allow the app to instantly recognize the subject in the photo and provide recommendations.
“Automatically applies sophisticated and unique features at the time of capture (i.e. portraits, landscapes, selfies, food shots), while always retaining an original shot”.
The app will also allow users to access a streamlined source of lenses made by well-known artists and influencers, including Billie Eilish, who collaborated with Adobe to create “Some really cool limited edition glasses inspired by their songs and music videos”.
Adobe is aiming to release the Photoshop Camera app in early 2020, and interested users can sign up for the limited pre-test, both on Android and iOS.
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