Artificial Intelligence
Luminar AI introduces water reflections to sky replacement
Skylum keeps teasing the new features that are coming to Luminar AI. The latest novelty is a new and improved Sky Replacement that is now…
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2021 packs a bunch of powerful AI features
Adobe seems to rely on AI more and more, and it’s constantly adding helpful new features to its software. Photoshop Elements 2021 and Premiere Elements…
Historians upset over upscaling of old footage
Recently, we’ve seen a bunch of upscaled and colorized historic footage: from 1911 New York to 1972 Apollo 16 Lunar Rover ride. Even videos as…
Luminar AI presents Templates, and it’s like presets on steroids
When announcing Luminar AI, Skylum revealed that Templates would be the core of the new AI-based editing software. Today, the company has revealed more details…
These creepy images were completely generated by AI from just photo captions
AI just gets weirder and weirder. And creepier. Researchers at the Allen Institute for AI have published new research which builds on OpenAI’s GPT-3 machine…
This AI software lets you slow down footage 20x with virtually zero artifacts
For years, filmmakers – particularly timelapse and stop motion shooters – have been looking for ways to help smooth out their footage with interpolation. Or…
Harsh sunlight? No problem: this AI removes all those unwanted shadows
Shooting portraits in direct sunlight can be pretty challenging, and those harsh shadows on the face are likely not something you’ll want to see on…
Google Lens can now solve your kid’s math homework from a photo
Google Lens has a bunch of interesting and helpful features, from identifying your pets in photos to translating text from them. And now Google Lens…
Kolari Vision’s new neutral density filter works with both visible light and infrared cameras
Neutral density filters have long been in the bags of photographers. Whether it’s to bring your exposure down below flash sync speed or simply to…
This free selfie-scrambling app protects you from facial recognition but still looks like you
Facial recognition can be used for good causes, but very often it’s not. You can bypass it by wearing masks or using lasers, but there’s…






































