Adobe has recently introduced new features for its Creative Cloud and Firefly AI products, aiming to significantly improve editing and design options. One of the key points is the ability to automatically remove objects and details in Premiere, Photoshop, and Lightroom software. This is possible thanks to generative AI, which uses automatic learning techniques to recognize and remove unwanted details and objects in our images or videos.

In Premiere, Adobe has introduced a new generative removal tool in text form, allowing users to remove objects and details directly from video editing. The operation is performed by selecting a specific object, clicking on 'Remove', and then filling the area with detailed real content, while the rest of the trail remains visible. This tool is described as a beta version, but already shows promising results.

In Photoshop, the technology generates a detailed real content that covers the removed area, maintaining the rest of the trail intact. Additionally, Adobe has added new audio modification tools that allow easy cleaning of recording noises and separating various audio elements such as dialogues, music, ambient sounds, and sound effects. These innovations were presented at the Adobe Max event where other generative AI features and collaboration experiences among various products of the company were also discussed.

The goal of these new features is to make it easier and faster to edit and design, eliminating manual distortions and reducing the time needed for these modifications. The success of these tools is due to their ease of use and significant improvement in editing and design options. Creative Cloud and Firefly AI continue to advance towards a more complete and integrated version, offering clients a range of features that help them create and manage their projects more efficiently and creatively.