r/Adobe

Did they?

It's time that I upgrade to a new PC. I've had a Dell Precision 5810 workhorse for 13 years and the Windows o/s won't upgrade from 9 to 10 without creating multiple driver and performance issues. I'm open to getting an iMac. But my situation is I intend to subscribe to Adobe Cloud and gain the skills on each of their design apps - it's my goal to get certified in Adobe in whatever fashion that takes me. I'm looking for pros and cons as to whether Adobe performs better with Windows 11 or Apple iOS M4 system? I have read that the gap between Mac and Windows has narrowed significantly among professional designers. I am aware that an iMac likely would cost upwards of $500-1000 more than a PC running Windows. Any info/guidance/suggestion would greatly be appreciated. I'm not keen on considering a MacBook Pro, but change my mind on that. TIA.

It's exactly what the title says, I don't understand, Where the code should be, it's just blank.
This is what it looks like:

https://ibb.co/fd3qCwJ3

A while back I posted about this exact issue, hoping they would finally crack down on people bypassing the generative AI rules.

Well, look at the Weekly Best Sellers right now nothing has changed at all. It's frustrating to watch unlabelled ai junk flood the top spots, completely burying real photographers and illustrators who spend hours on actual shoots, edits, and proper tagging.

https://stock.adobe.com/ca/contributor/212963129/Giulia

Adobe, your own terms require explicit ai tagging. Why are these portfolios not being filtered out or banned? if your current moderation team genuinely cannot spot these obvious ai images, i am dead serious just hire me. How does this keep slipping past you when it takes one second to spot visually?

Is anyone else noticing a massive surge of untagged ai in the top rankings again, or is it just me? Lets talk about how to get their attention on this, because right now the system just rewards dishonesty.

Hi, I’m a recent design graduate working on my first real rebranding project.

I’ve pretty much wrapped up the visual identity: logo, color palette, mockups, etc. However it feels a bit disjointed, like a collection of separate assets rather than a cohesive brand story. I'm struggling to pull it all together into a polished presentation PDF.
I’m looking for an AI chatbot to act like a project supervisor, someone to help keep me aligned, guide my structure, and ensure visual consistency throughout the process.

I read ChatGPT and Claude are recommended for this, but since I already pay for Adobe, I was wondering if Adobe’s Firefly AI assistant is good enough for this kind of thing?

Has anyone used Adobe’s Firefly AI assistant and what is it good at?

Not sure when this happened but LR has started importing so much darker than the images look on camera and in Photomechanic, anyone know why???

Import settings in 'Preferences' are as follows
Raw Defaults: Camera Settings
Default: Camera Settings

Then 'Apply During Import' is 'None'

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