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Updates to issues encountered while generating images (User Guidelines Violations)Best practise

Hello Photoshop community!If you've used Generative Fill and Generative Expand, it's possible you've seen this dialog:On November 7th 2023, the filters were adjusted to be less overly-sensitive, and we're still working to find the right balance here. If you continue to encounter issues after 11/7, please let us know in this thread!Also, within this notice dialog, there is an opportunity to provide feedback to the team and request a review of the content. Please continue to use the feedback option to help us make improvements to this experience.Thank you!

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Anthony
Community Manager
Anthony
Community Manager
AnthonyCommunity Admin
published in Photoshop ecosystem
💡 Create a Sci-Fi Glow Effect in PhotoshopBest practise

Celebrate May the 4th with a glowing effect that's out of this world!In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a stunning glow effect in Photoshop using simple shapes, layer styles, and masks—perfect for sci-fi or fantasy-inspired visuals.Step-by-Step: How to Make a Glow Effect in Photoshop     1. Choose your image: Start a new project and select your image. Don't have one on hand? Visit stock.adobe.com to explore thousands of high-quality assets. You can use stock images to add a background to your scene, practice with certain subjects, or add elements such as interfaces to your Sci-Fi world.   2. Design your glow shapes: Use the Ellipse Tool (or any shape tool) to create the objects that will glow in your image. In our example, we used two orbit-style rings around the subject to represent glowing energy.   3. Mask your shape: Use Layer Masks and a soft brush to hide parts of the glow behind your subject—this helps integrate the effect natura

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Anthony
Community Manager
Anthony
Community Manager
AnthonyCommunity Admin
published in Photoshop ecosystem
Generative Fill Feature Not Available in Photoshop – Student PlanAnnouncement

Dear Adobe Support Team,I am currently subscribed to the Adobe Creative Cloud Student plan, and my subscription is ₹638.38 per month. I have access to Photoshop, but I am unable to use the Generative Fill feature. It shows the message, "Generative Fill currently not available."I would appreciate it if you could help me with the following:Is Generative Fill included in my student plan? Are there any known issues related to Generative Fill availability in my region or plan? Can you help troubleshoot why this feature isn’t working despite having the correct subscription?Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to your response.

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