A short YouTube commentary evaluating Adobe's new image-generation model, Firefly, and its integration into Adobe apps (Photoshop beta, Adobe Express). The speaker praises Firefly's strong image quality—especially hyper-realistic outputs—and highlights generative expand, vector generation, and integration across Adobe Cloud. The speaker also emphasizes Firefly's copyright-safety claim: Adobe trains only on data it fully owns.
Adobe released a brand new image generation model and this by itself happens regularly. Different companies release new models, but Adobe has the apps to add them to. Meaning we didn't just get Firefly free, we got a brand new version of the Photoshop beta where you can be using this. As you can see, it's even better at generating all kinds of images. Especially the hyper realistic ones are really good now. And even in the web interface if you don't have Photoshop they have this generative expand feature which is present in other apps, but it's one of the best features of these. You can reference structures, we've looked at that already and it works together with Adobe Express or it can generate vectors. All this good stuff that is available across the Adobe cloud is now powered by this Firefly image free. But is it any good? In short, yes, it's a really strong model that you will absolutely want to consider. Don't forget that these Firefly models by Adobe are the safest in terms of copyright because they only trade up on data that they 100% owners.
