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AI-powered video editing gets a boost with Adobe Firefly’s new features

GEEK STAFF
GEEK STAFF
September 12, 2024

Adobe has given us a sneak peek into the future of video editing with its latest generative AI Firefly video model. These innovative tools are set to revolutionize filmmaking by enabling the creation of video clips from simple text descriptions or still images.

One of the most exciting features is the text-to-video capability. Imagine describing a scene and having Adobe’s AI bring it to life, complete with customizable camera angles, motion, and even shooting distance. This opens up a world of possibilities for filmmakers, allowing them to quickly visualize their ideas or generate B-roll footage without needing extensive equipment or filming time.

Adobe also showcased an image-to-video feature, demonstrating the power of AI to create dynamic video clips from single reference images. This could be invaluable for filmmakers looking to fill gaps in their timelines or create additional content to enhance their storytelling.

While the generated footage in the demonstrations appears impressive, it’s important to note that the current video length is limited to five seconds. However, Adobe assures us that Firefly is trained on commercially safe content, mitigating concerns about copyright issues, a key advantage over other AI video models.

These text-to-video and image-to-video features will be available in beta later this year as part of a standalone Firefly application, with plans for eventual integration into Adobe’s broader suite of Creative Cloud, Experience Cloud, and Adobe Express applications.

Additionally, Adobe is working on a “Generative Extend” feature for Premiere Pro, allowing users to seamlessly lengthen existing video footage, similar to Photoshop’s Generative Expand tool for images. This feature is expected to further streamline video editing workflows and offer filmmakers more creative control over their projects.

Adobe’s advancements in generative AI for video production hold tremendous promise for filmmakers and content creators alike. These tools have the potential to democratize filmmaking, making it easier and more accessible than ever to bring creative visions to life.

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