Adobe held its annual MAX conference this week and, as usual, closed the event with its Sneaks presentation. Sneaks is a showcase of experimental features that Adobe.
The bleeding edge: Adobe held its annual MAX conference this week and, as usual, closed the event with its Sneaks presentation. Sneaks is a showcase of experimental features that Adobe developers have been working on for Creative Cloud throughout the year. This year’s Sneaks theme was the Multiverse referring to the ongoing enthusiasm over metaverse technologies.
Adobe held its annual MAX conference this week and, as usual, closed the event with its Sneaks presentation. Sneaks is a showcase of experimental features that Adobe developers have been working on for Creative Cloud throughout the year. This year’s Sneaks theme was the Multiverse referring to the ongoing enthusiasm over metaverse technologies.
Most of the Project Sneaks this year have some application for use in the metaverse, whether it’s creating 3D environments from a 2D image or compositing images to use in a metaverse presentation. The features are in various stages of development, so they don’t always work as well as you might expect. Most might never see the light of day again.
However, three of the Projects stood out for us this year — Project Clever Composites, Project Vector Edge, and Project All of Me. Each uses Adobe’s Sensei AI to make things much easier for content creators and look polished enough that they have a good chance of making it into Creative Cloud at some point.
Clever Composites makes compositing multiple images a breeze. If you’ve ever tried to place an object or person on the background of a different photo, you know it’s a challenge.
