Steve Paris

Type it, and watch it come to life AI. Artificial Intelligence. It's pretty much everywhere these days, waiting for a prompt from you to speed up your workflow and enhance your creativity.

Which is better: making changes to an image manually or letting AI do all the work for you?

DaVinci Resolve has just released its latest version: 21, and with it comes a brand new Page, dedicated to Photos. Does it provide the tools you need to work with images inside a video project, or on their own?

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Or 'How I learned to stop using Photoshop and love PhotoGimp' Sometimes it feels like there's no escaping subscriptions.

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Pros I've been intrigued by AI photo editors for a while now. Some work well, some not so well. Photoroom falls into the former camp.

Pros Taking a photo and altering it, like you can do with Adobe Photoshop, is old hat these days, as so many apps allow you to do just that.