Photoshop beta's new Relight tool can redo a photo's lighting, at a credit cost
Adobe added Relight to the desktop Photoshop beta. It replaces an image's lighting with up to three adjustable AI-generated lights on a separate layer, leaving the original pixels intact.
Why it matters
For anyone shooting their own product or portrait photos, that could mean fixing lighting without a reshoot. Early results are mixed: Creative Bloq reports smoothed, avatar-like skin and unintended changes to faces. Each press of Done costs 30 generative credits, the AI allowance attached to Adobe plans.
Your moveUpdate to Photoshop beta 27.10.0 and try Layer > New Relight layer on a test image, checking your credit balance and facial details before any client use.
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