- The Lightroom mobile apps (iOS, iPadOS, Android) show an "Open eyes" icon when they detect that a person's eyes are closed in a photo. Tapping the icon makes generative AI change the eyes to an open-eyed look. This comes from the article's report of an Adobe announcement.
- According to the article, the AI creates eyes that match the photo's lighting and pose, and it uses other photos of the same person in the Lightroom library to match eye color, size, and shape. The article does not verify how natural the actual results look.
- The original article compares this with Photoshop Elements, which takes eyes from another photo of the same person and pastes them in, so the result depends on differences between photos. It says similar work is possible in Photoshop, but it is not finished with one tap and is paid.
- Free Lightroom mobile users can try this feature twice. After that, a prompt suggests subscribing to an Adobe Creative Cloud plan. The original article says a subscription gives more credits for AI features.
O: This may be useful for a photographer who often shoots and sorts family group photos where someone has their eyes closed, when first comparing with two free trials whether the results are usable.
X: The source repeats Adobe's announcement and DPReview coverage, so the natural look of the actual results has not been verified. Subscription pricing and detailed terms were not given either, so these points need to be considered.