Adobe ha lanzado una nueva incorporación a su plataforma de edición de fotografías llamada Lightroom eliminación generativaAprovecha Firefly, el modelo de IA generativa de Adobe, para permitir a los editores de imágenes principiantes y aficionados identificar y borrar elementos de las imágenes, donde el contenido de reemplazo encaja perfectamente en su entorno.
Con la reciente llegada de Genetic Remove, han surgido tres razones principales para esto sala de luz Potente paquete de edición de fotografías para no profesionales:
Fácil de limpiar
Con Geneative Remove, los usuarios de Lightroom pueden simplemente usar el mouse o pasar el cursor sobre objetos, personas, cualquier cosa que esté interfiriendo con su foto bien compuesta, y la herramienta reconocerá automáticamente lo que no pertenece y lo borrará de la foto. No es necesario seleccionar el elemento seleccionándolo. La Eliminación Genética sabe lo que indica y cómo deshacerse de él.
Además, el motor de IA puede crear fondos muy realistas o imitar patrones complejos como paisley basándose en la información visual de la imagen.
Velocidad de la luz triturable
Efectos de lente a nivel de estudio
Lightroom viene con Lens Blur, una herramienta para agregar efectos de lentes profesionales a sus fotografías en posproducción. Con esta función, puede lograr el enfoque suave y la apariencia general de la lente asociados con la fotografía de estudio con cualquier cámara o teléfono inteligente.
También hay siete ajustes preestablecidos para elegir, lo que brinda a los principiantes una manera fácil de aplicar estos efectos de ensueño a sus fotografías.
Flujo de trabajo optimizado para dispositivos móviles
Crédito: Adobe
Adobe sabe que muchas de las fotografías actuales se capturan y visualizan mediante teléfonos inteligentes. La empresa diseñó una interfaz de usuario optimizada para dispositivos móviles para su aplicación Lightroom, de modo que los creativos puedan gestionar su producción fotográfica de principio a fin, todo desde la aplicación móvil. Esto incluye la extirpación obstétrica.
Si está listo para probar Lightroom con tecnología de inteligencia artificial, Adobe ofrece una prueba gratuita de siete días. Empezar aquí.
Adobe ha presentado una nueva incorporación a su plataforma de edición de fotografías Lightroom llamada eliminación generativa. Aprovecha Firefly, el modelo de IA generativa de Adobe, para permitir a los editores de imágenes principiantes y aficionados identificar y borrar elementos de las imágenes, donde el contenido de reemplazo encaja perfectamente en su entorno circundante.
Con la reciente llegada de Genetic Remove, han surgido tres razones principales para esto sala de luz Potente paquete de edición de fotografías para no profesionales:
Fácil limpieza
Con Geneative Remove, los usuarios de Lightroom pueden simplemente usar el mouse o pasar el cursor sobre objetos, personas, cualquier cosa que esté interfiriendo con su foto bien compuesta, y la herramienta reconocerá automáticamente lo que no pertenece y lo borrará de la foto. No es necesario seleccionar el elemento seleccionándolo. La Eliminación Genética sabe lo que indica y cómo deshacerse de él.
Además, el motor de IA puede crear fondos muy realistas o imitar patrones complejos como paisley basándose en la información visual de la imagen.
Velocidad de la luz triturable
Efectos de lente a nivel de estudio
Lightroom viene con Lens Blur, una herramienta para agregar efectos de lentes profesionales a sus fotografías en posproducción. Con esta función, puede lograr el enfoque suave y la apariencia general de la lente asociados con la fotografía de estudio con cualquier cámara o teléfono inteligente.
También hay siete ajustes preestablecidos para elegir, lo que brinda a los principiantes una manera fácil de aplicar estos efectos de ensueño a sus fotografías.
Flujo de trabajo compatible con dispositivos móviles
Crédito: Adobe
Adobe sabe que muchas de las fotografías actuales se capturan y visualizan mediante teléfonos inteligentes. La empresa diseñó una interfaz de usuario optimizada para dispositivos móviles para su aplicación Lightroom, de modo que los creativos puedan gestionar su producción fotográfica de principio a fin, todo desde la aplicación móvil. Esto incluye la extirpación obstétrica.
Si está listo para probar Lightroom con tecnología de inteligencia artificial, Adobe ofrece una prueba gratuita de siete días. Empezar aquí.
When you go to share something on your iPhone, iOS tries to be helpful by displaying a row of suggested contacts at the top of the Share menu. Keep reading to learn how to get rid of them.
Whenever you go to share something on your iPhone or iPad using the Share button, iOS brings up a Share menu – often called the Share Sheet – at the top of which is a row of suggested contacts with whom you’ve interacted recently. Swiping along this row reveals more contacts, and the icon in the corner of each profile picture indicates the app that you often use to communicate with that person.
These suggested contacts are useful if you share a lot of things with the same people, but there may be times when you’d prefer not to see specific contacts there, for example if someone is a duplicate suggestion over multiple apps, or if you don’t want to draw attention to your regular comms with a certain someone. Whatever the reason, you can actually steer these sharing suggestions to appear less often, or not at all. Here’s how.
Make Contacts Appear Less Often in the Share Menu
Tap the Share button (the box with an arrow pointing out) in any app to bring up the Share Sheet.
Long press on the suggested contact that you want to see less often in the Share menu.
Tap Suggest Less in the popover menu.
Bear in mind, doing this won’t guarantee that the contact doesn’t appear in the Share Sheet again in future, but if you keep repeating it whenever they do show up, iOS will eventually get the message.
Remove All Contacts From iPhone Share Menu
Short of deleting their contact in the Contacts app, the only way to guarantee that someone doesn’t keep turning up on your Share Sheet is to disable the contact suggestions row completely.
Open the Settings app.
Scroll down and tap Siri & Search.
Under the “Suggestions From Apple” section, toggle off the switch next to Show When Sharing.
That’s all there is to it. Now the next time you invoke the Share Sheet, you won’t see any contact profiles at the top. You can reverse the change just as easily by switching on the Show When Sharing toggle again.
It’s possible to remove an Apple ID from your iPhone without a password using UnlockGo.
You can unlock iCloud Activation Lock without a password or the previous owner, remove a forgotten Screen Time passcode without data loss, bypass MDM locks and more. It’s a really powerful app and it’s available for both Mac and PC.
If you get a second-hand iPhone but find out the seller didn’t fully reset it beforehand, UnlockGo will fix it. Here’s how it works.
Sign out of Apple ID without password
You need an Apple ID to use all the iPhone’s best features and services, like the App Store and iCloud. If someone else’s Apple ID is signed in on your phone, you may not be able to access your App Store purchases or sync your photos to your own account.
You’ll want to sign out of the other account and add your own to avoid problems with your iPhone.
What will happen if you sign out of your Apple ID?
Your Apple ID holds all your data on the App Store and iCloud. Image: Apple
Signing out of your Apple ID on your device will disable features like Find My, iCloud Backup, Photos, Messages in iCloud, Apple Pay, Reminders, Notes, Safari tabs and Continuity features.
When you sign out of your Apple ID, your data stored in iCloud isn’t deleted, but will be removed from the device (unless you choose to keep a copy). If you pay for iCloud storage and sign out on your device, you will lose access to iCloud+ features like Private Relay, Hide My Email, HomeKit Secure Video support, and custom email domain.
You can keep using iMessage and FaceTime without an Apple ID, but you will only be reachable through your phone number, not your @icloud.com email address.
You can keep using all the apps on your phone without an Apple ID, but you will need to sign back in to install updates, download new apps or re-download previous purchases.
How to reset your Apple ID password
Change your Apple ID password in Settings. Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
If you forget the password to your Apple ID, there are two ways to reset it.
From your iPhone, open Settings then tap on your name at the top. Tap Sign-In & Security then tap Change Password. (There may be a waiting period if you have Stolen Device Protection turned on and you’re not at home.) All you need to type in is your iPhone passcode to change your Apple ID password.
The other way is easy to remember — go to iforgot.apple.com and tap Reset Password. Enter in your phone number and your email address. If you have your iPhone or your other Apple devices nearby, they’ll be pinged with a notification for you to authorize the change.
Otherwise, you can still change your password by signing into a new device, using a friend’s device or at an Apple Store.
How to remove someone else’s Apple ID from your iPhone without a password
If you bought a used iPhone on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist or from a friend or family member, all too often they haven’t factory reset the phone first. If you’re setting up a new iPhone, you should see a “Hello” screen animation. Otherwise, someone else’s Apple ID is still on your iPhone and you will need to remove it.
Also, it’s possible someone had to borrow your phone for something and left their Apple ID signed in; now you need to sign them out, but you don’t have their password.
You have a bunch of helpful tools at your disposal. Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
It supports the current version of iOS 17 and the latest iPhone 15.
The tool is easy to use. Download it from the website, copy it to your Applications folder, then launch it. There are buttons in the right side of the toolbar where you can buy a license and register the purchase if you don’t have one yet.
Whatever you’re attempting to do, there’ll be easy-to-follow directions with helpful graphics. Screenshot: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac
Just plug your iPhone in and click on any of the available tools. There are easy walkthroughs for all the steps you need to perform on-device, like entering DFU mode. For the steps that require it, it even has an animated 5- and 10-second countdown to help you perform the exact button incantations.
Every step has a thorough explanation of what’s happening and what each option will do. It’s a refreshing change of pace from Apple’s vague error messages and confusing options.
The most popular UnlockGo is available as a one-time purchase for one device and one Mac. Other pricing options unlock up to five devices for either a month or a year at a time; the lifetime plan is valid forever. You can enjoy free software updates and 7/24 professional support on whichever plan you choose.
It’s almost time for spring cleaning — and that can and should include tidying up your Mac’s files. If you want to do the job right, try professional software like Mac Washing Machine X9 from Intego’s robust software suite.
Read more about the software — and how to get a great deal on it — below. It’ll get rid of unneeded files and have your Mac running like a champ in no time.
Intego Mac Washing Machine X9
Macs are efficient and maintain themselves quite well without our intervention. But over time, with heavy use, they can slow down as they become cluttered with unnecessary files. So it’s a good idea to remove unwanted and duplicate files and organize what’s on your Mac automatically with Mac Washing Machine X9.
And hop to it — the software is on sale for $19.99 instead of $49.99 — but only for a few days.
Say goodbye to junk files
Washing Machine helps you select items to “clean,” aka delete. Photo: Intego
Your Mac is probably full of files you just don’t need. Whether it’s caches you no longer use or language files for languages you don’t even speak, there are often plenty of them.
So some cleaning will do your Mac good. Mac Washing Machine X9 helps you clean up your Mac by finding and removing these files. And that helps your computer run faster and more efficiently.
Duplicates? What duplicates?
You can customize your searches for certain types of duplicates with toggles. Photo: Intego
Mac Washing Machine X9 also allows you to delete extra files — known as duplicates — on your Mac. They’re not backups. They’re just simple, automatically generated duplicates you most likely don’t even know exist. And you certainly don’t need them taking up space on the system.
Intego’s software identifies unnecessary files and allows you to delete them with a single click. It cleans up your Mac and frees yo disk space, making room for the files you actually need.
Clutter is the enemy of efficiency
The Tidy function helps you organize items, like adding or removing apps from your Dock. Photo: Intego
Is your Mac a real mess? Well, you’re in luck, because Mac Washing Machine X9 can automatically organize the jungle of files on your desktop by putting each file in its own folder.
It can also tell you which applications you use the most or the least, so you can pick the ones you want to place in your Mac’s Dock for easy access. (This also helps you flag the ones you want to remove from the Dock.)
Right now, Mac Washing Machine X9 is half the price of CleanMyMac
Mac Washing Machine X9 will be available for a few days at the special price of $19.99 (for one Mac) instead of $49.99. That’s about half the price of competitor CleanMyMac.
Mac Washing Machine X9 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.13 through the latest macOS Sonoma, and it works on the latest M3 Macs. It comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
And if you want more comprehensive protection from Intego, you can get the Intego Mac Premium Bundle. It includes Mac Washing Machine X9 as well as robust antivirus (VirusBarrier), firewall, backup, VPN and parental control apps — all for just $34.99.
Apple’s iOS 17.4 is currently in beta, Apple recently released the third beta of the software and this update is bringing some major changes to the iPhone in Europe to comply with the new Digital markets App.
The update will introduce alternative app stores in Europe and alternative payment methods in apps and more, and now it has been revealed that iOS 17.4 will remove web apps from the Home Screen.
Apple is doing this for security and privacy reasons, as web apps on the Home Screen could potentially pose a risk to users, you can see more information from Apple on this below.
The iOS system has traditionally provided support for Home Screen web apps by building directly on WebKit and its security architecture. That integration means Home Screen web apps are managed to align with the security and privacy model for native apps on iOS, including isolation of storage and enforcement of system prompts to access privacy impacting capabilities on a per-site basis.
Without this type of isolation and enforcement, malicious web apps could read data from other web apps and recapture their permissions to gain access to a user’s camera, microphone or location without a user’s consent. Browsers also could install web apps on the system without a user’s awareness and consent. Addressing the complex security and privacy concerns associated with web apps using alternative browser engines would require building an entirely new integration architecture that does not currently exist in iOS and was not practical to undertake given the other demands of the DMA and the very low user adoption of Home Screen web apps. And so, to comply with the DMA’s requirements, we had to remove the Home Screen web apps feature in the EU.
You will still be able to access the website directly from your Home Screen with a bookmark, it will just not have the same features that the web apps did previously, you can find out more details over at Apple’s website at the link below. Apple is expected to release its iOS 18.4 software update in early March along with iPadOS 17.4 and a range of other updates.
Source Apple, 9 to 5 Mac
Image Credit: Thom Bradley
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