Adobe announced that it will launch two apps optimized for Vision Pro. The company will bring its artificial intelligence tool, Firefly, to Apple Glasses to create images that decorate your physical space. In addition, users will also be able to edit their photos in Lightroom through a floating interface.
The tech company took advantage of the buzz surrounding the Vision Pro launch to bring two of its favorite apps. When Firefly Adobe has created an experience designed for visionOS that Takes advantage of spatial computing. Generative AI application has interfaces similar to the ones we find on the web where we list the natural language phrases and create images from artificial intelligence.
Adobe Firefly allows you to adjust the aspect ratio, and choose whether you want to generate a photorealistic image or a more artistic image. There is a menu of effects that we will add to the final result, as well as two options for choosing color and lighting. Those who have already used Firefly will feel right at home, as the controls are virtually identical.
Where the app for Vision Pro excels is the ability to drag and drop images outside of the main interface and arrange them according to context. The user can place them as paintings on the wall, table, or even as coasters on the floor. Later, Firefly will be updated to create panoramic images and 360-degree environments.
The company noted that the artificial intelligence model of Firefly for vision is designed for safe use, so we don’t have to worry. All generated images will be tagged with metadata to identify them as AI-generated content.
Adobe Lightroom achieves Vision Pro’s infinite canvas
Another application debuting on visionOS is Lightroom. As expected since Apple’s glasses announcement, Adobe will launch your photo editor optimized for Infinite Canvas.
Version Lightroom for last Vision Pro It is similar to what we find in the iPad application. The version for Vision is far from a robust editor with dozens of options ideal for editing content on the fly. Users can manipulate their photos by choosing predefined settings or accessing premium features through an Adobe subscription.
The interface is designed for gestures and includes options for editing basic photo attributes; cropping, rotating, or resizing as well as removing imperfections with the healing brush and other additional tools. The final result can be exported or saved to the cloud.
Adobe Firefly and Lightroom will be available starting today on Apple Vision Pro, accompanied by Fresco and Behance. It’s worth noting that you’ll need to sign in with an Adobe account or have a premium membership to use some features.