Adobe has launched an experimental new 'Reflections Removal' tool It's available in beta for raw files in Photoshop and Adobe Bridge The impressive tool is also "coming soon" to Lightroom The next big AI photography trick is removing pesky window reflections from our photos – and Adobe has seemingly cracked it with a new feature that's available in beta now for Adobe Bridge,

Adobe’s AI push has seen it directly integrate image generation into its suite of apps. Video editing app, Premiere Pro, has an auto-caption generator for example. Photoshop, however, has seen the most additions. On top of image generation, it can leverage generative AI to assist with removing elements from photos.

Adobe has a new experimental Reflection Removal tool that can remove reflections from photographs shot through windows. It's available to try out now in Photoshop.

The best way to ensure a photo isn’t marred with reflections is to avoid shooting through a window, but Adobe’s new tool will increase the chances that the beautiful mountain

Adobe has announced a new Reflection Removal tool that aims to erase reflections in photos, showing only what's behind them. The company says it's meant to improve photos taken through windows or ones of reflective objects like movie posters.

Reflections off windows are a photography problem traditionally tackled by using circular polarizing filters, but software giant Adobe will soon launch a tool to tackle the issue in post. Adobe said that a reflection removal tool is coming to Adobe Camera Raw before the end of this week,