[UPDATE – For real, the incredible new Generative AI features in Photoshop can add anything anywhere – including a monolith, or whatever else you want!]
SAN JOSE, Calif.—December 3, 2020—Responding rapidly to current events, Adobe today announced the immediate availability of the new “Monolith Plugin” for Photoshop 2021, which easily adds a metallic pillar to any photo of your choice with just a single click.
Never has it been simpler to quickly bring mystery and intrigue – plus additional social media views – to all of your compositions. This feature can be applied to virtually any photographic content:
Below are just a few examples of what the plugin can do.* Download a free Photoshop trial and try your own hand!**
* Just kidding. This is not a real plugin or feature. But maybe it should be. ;)
Photo credits: ALLU, nicole boyce, visitPA, Joe Lepore.
** And OK, so Photoshop cannot (yet?) add a monolith or even an obelisk with just a single click… But it can replace the sky! (really)
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Wow, first Utah, then Romania, then California – now anywhere??
Guessing this must be a gag.
Indeed, it is not true! And we know it’s not April 1st yet either – although these days, crazy stuff happens any time of year…
Anyway, with the way 2020 has rolled, we need all the levity we can get. 😷
Interesting. Will Adobe have a plugin for ‘Remove Monolith’ as well?
Seems that everywhere they’ve gone up, someone’s gone and taken them down too.
Good question. Deleting a monolith would be even easier. You can use Content-Aware Fill (as you would with anything that you wish to take out of an image) – or if you’re editing non-destructively, then you could just turn off (hide) the layer where you added the monolith.
To remove a monolith in real life, well, that’s different.
Thanks for sharing this!
Will Adobe be coming out with a new Photoshop tool to add Bernie Sanders to any photo, to create new memes?
Yes, it’s already been done! You can now Insert Bernie anywhere: