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Adobe Lightroom mobile can now open closed eyes in photos with a simple tap

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Adobe Lightroom mobile now uses generative AI to automatically open closed eyes in photos via a single tap, replacing a feature previously available only in Photoshop Elements. The app detects closed eyes and displays an 'Open Eyes Quick Action' icon over the image for users to access. This capability extends Adobe's long-standing eye-opening feature from Elements to its mobile platform.

Key points

• Adobe Lightroom mobile now automatically opens closed eyes in photos using generative AI with a single tap.
• The feature replaces a previously exclusive Photoshop Elements capability, now available across iOS, iPadOS, and Android.

Context

Adobe announced this capability yesterday, extending a feature from Photoshop Elements to its mobile platform. Users can now easily save photos by opening subjects' eyes, a function previously available only in the desktop version.

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