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Samsung has released the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Plus, with the Plus model receiving a significant hardware overhaul while the Ultra sees only minor updates. Both tablets feature the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip, 1,600-nit displays, and pre-loaded Adobe Photoshop for Android. The Plus starts at $1,199, and the Ultra at $1,399, both available October 7.
Affinity Studio, a free photo editing software from Canva, has been announced as a potential alternative to Adobe Photoshop, but the author remains loyal to Adobe due to familiarity, industry standard status, and plugin ecosystem. While Affinity Studio's free model and AI features are promising, the author believes Adobe will continue to dominate, though the landscape is rapidly changing with new competitors and AI advancements.
Adobe has launched its full-featured Photoshop app on Android, offering desktop-like tools and AI-powered features like Generative Fill, with a free version that includes essential editing tools and integration with Adobe's ecosystem. Some advanced features require a subscription.
Adobe Photoshop is a popular but expensive image editor with a subscription model, prompting users to seek alternatives. Affinity Photo offers a one-time purchase with powerful features, while Pixelmator Pro provides a Mac-friendly interface and automatic edits. Photopea mirrors Photoshop's layout and is free to use, GIMP is a free, highly adaptable option with a thriving user community, and Krita excels at digital painting with customizable brush engines—all viable alternatives to Adobe Photoshop.
Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop now support RAW files from the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, allowing users to enhance and edit their photos on a professional level. RAW files contain more data than JPEG files, providing more colors and flexibility for editing. The minimum plug-in version required is 16.0.1, and users should ensure their Adobe programs are fully updated to take advantage of this feature.
Here are some of the best AI tools for productivity: ChatGPT, a versatile tool for answering questions, summarizing reading, and drafting writing projects; Midjourney, an image generator with photorealistic results; Adobe Photoshop with Firefly technology for enhancing images and manipulating scenes; Grammarly, a useful tool for checking spelling, grammar, and punctuation; and Notion AI, an add-on for project management and notetaking with features like drafting, summaries, and proofreading.
A recent poll conducted by TechRadar revealed that around two-thirds of respondents were able to correctly identify an AI-generated image of elephants. The use of AI image generators and AI-powered editing tools is becoming increasingly prevalent in the tech industry, with brands like Adobe and Google incorporating them into their products. While these tools offer impressive capabilities, they raise questions about what it means to be human in the images we create and share. The author emphasizes the importance of real experiences and encounters, highlighting a personal photo of elephants mourning the death of an infant as a powerful example. The article concludes by suggesting that while AI tools have their place, it is crucial to protect and celebrate our authentic human moments.
Adobe Photoshop's Generative Fill tool, powered by Adobe Firefly's generative AI, offers speed, efficiency, and unparalleled control in graphic editing. It seamlessly integrates with other editing tools and preserves the original artwork on a fresh layer. Generative Fill, harnessed from Adobe Firefly, has the potential to revolutionize photo editing by restoring old photographs, refining portraits, enhancing landscapes, and assisting in composite images. It streamlines the creative process, offering speed, control, and versatility for professionals and hobbyists alike.
Adobe Photoshop is a powerful image editing software with a wide range of tools and file support, but its high price and steep learning curve may make it less accessible for some users. Alternatives like Adobe Photoshop Elements, Photopea, Gimp, Paint.net, and Affinity Photo offer more affordable or free options with varying levels of complexity and features.