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KAHow I used @adobefirefly to make this stop motion collage animation #AdobePartner
Tutorial:
Go to firefly.adobe.com
Select “generative fill” and upload your image #AdobeFirefly
Scene 1 - Changing sidewalk backgrounds
- Click “select background” which will automatically remove your background. This saves me time from having to rotoscope the subject
- Describe the background you want and click ‘generate’
Scene 2 - “Stretching” the image
- Click on “expand”
- Drag the sliders to the size you want
- I typed “slanted roof” and then clicked ‘generate’
Scene 3 - Adding the umbrella, kite, and balloon
- Click on “insert”
- Paint in the shape of your desired object
- Type your prompt and click “generate”
This feature was especially helpful to save me from having to buy props that I’d only use once for a video. I’ve noticed a lot of improvements in generative fill over the past year - especially with how it now automatically rotoscopes the new generated object to preserve the original background, which looks much cleaner. I also appreciate how @adobe is transparent about its training sources, and is designed to be commercially safe for my client projects.
director @karenxcheng
client @adobe
producer @katalinadrojas
shot on fujifilm xt50
edited with @adobefirefly and @adobevideo premiere pro
@karenxcheng
