May 2024 Update
Firefly is now part of the Lightroom family as of May 2024, with the introduction of Generative Remove to help you easily remove visual distractions in your images.
In addition, Lens Blur (with Bokeh control) has been enhanced to be more accurate and effective.
Earlier this year Lightroom also introduced the ability to edit for HDR displays.
In the Lightroom betas, you can use the Remove tool with its traditional healing properties,
or elect to use Firefly (Generative AI) to fill in the problem area
As in Photoshop, you are given three variations every time you make a new generation.
Clicking Refresh will generate new variations
Other AI feature releases
Lightroom Ecosystem
- Lens Blur (enables photo-realistic blur in a similar manner to adjusting depth of field in a camera)
- Generative Remove
- Generative Remove
Lightroom Desktop
- Local access & editing (selective Cloud Sync)
- Point Color for precision color editing
- Point Color for precision color editing
Lightroom Mobile
- Redesigned interface for improved user experience
Lightroom Classic
- Point Color for precision color editing
- Filter/search presets
- Performance improvements
- Filter/search presets
- Performance improvements
Denoise, Demystified
Denoise is part of the newer Enhance features of Lightroom Desktop and Lightroom Classic. It was designed to remove noise with the help of artificial intelligence in photographs taken in low light situations that require High ISO settings. This capability will be a boon to photographers shooting with smaller sensor cameras like Micro 4/3 and APSC-sized sensors.
AI Masking in Lightroom
You can use new AI-powered masks to automatically select people, objects, and also backgrounds with just a click. You can also use the Mask Amount Slider to adjust several adjustment settings at once
