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- Adobe Lightroom mobile adds one-tap generative AI Open Eyes fix
Adobe announced that Lightroom mobile on iOS, iPadOS and Android can now open closed eyes in photos with a single tap: when the app detects closed eyes it shows an Open Eyes Quick Action icon over the image. Adobe says the feature uses generative AI so the replacement eyes match the photo's lighting and pose, drawing on other images of the same person in the user's Lightroom library as reference for eye color, size and shape, and that it adjusts only the area needing repair. According to DPReview, free Lightroom mobile users can try Open Eyes twice before a prompt to subscribe to a Creative Cloud plan with more AI credits, while Adobe describes the feature as free to use. DPReview's testing observed the app interface possibly invoking Google's Nano Banana model rather than Adobe Firefly, but Adobe did not state the underlying model in its announcement.
The Verge AI · 🔥 0 - Developer builds 7 free open-source Adobe alternatives with Claude Opus 5.5
Software engineer Brandon Thomas has launched ArtCraft, an open-source project that uses Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 and the Rust language to recreate seven Adobe Creative Cloud apps: PhotoCraft (Photoshop), LightCraft (Lightroom), VectorCraft (Illustrator), FilmCraft (Premiere Pro), EffectCraft (After Effects), DesignCraft (InDesign) and PdfCraft (Acrobat), with interfaces and workflows deliberately kept close to Adobe's. TMTPost reports the project has drawn more than 30,000 developer followers and over 100,000 likes on GitHub, and the team lead claims community feedback could bring it to roughly 99% feature parity with Adobe's software within months — a claim that remains unverified. The local editing tools are free and open source, while ArtCraft's cloud AI generation services run on credits and paid plans; reviewers at TechRadar and Creative Bloq found gaps in PhotoCraft's file-format support and saving, LightCraft's color management and masking, and FilmCraft's audio and editing. Thomas describes the code as clean-room implementations, though the similar interfaces and interaction patterns could raise intellectual-property questions.
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