Open a photo in Detail view and select Actions .
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Enhance scenes with Quick actions
Learn how to use AI-powered scene analysis to automatically enhance specific areas in your photos.
The Scene Enhance feature in Quick actions analyzes your entire scene and intelligently adjusts individual elements. This AI-powered tool saves time by automatically detecting and enhancing different areas of your photo with precision controls.
Scene Enhance works best when your photo contains multiple distinct elements that benefit from targeted adjustments, such as landscapes with skies, water, snow, and terrain, or urban scenes with architecture and people.
In the Actions panel, select Scene Enhance .
Drag the sliders for detected scene elements to enhance specific areas of your photo.
Adjust the Amount slider to control the Scene Enhancement Preset’s overall intensity.
Select Done to save your edits.
Scene Enhance creates masks automatically that appear in Masking. Any adjustments you make directly in the Masking panel will override the settings applied through Scene Enhance.
The Enhance feature in Quick actions analyzes your entire scene and intelligently adjusts individual elements. This AI-powered tool saves time by automatically detecting and enhancing different areas of your photo with precision controls.
Enhance works best when your photo contains multiple distinct elements that benefit from targeted adjustments, such as landscapes with skies, water, snow, and terrain, or urban scenes with architecture and people.
Open a photo in Detail view and select Actions .
In the Actions panel, select Enhance .
Drag the sliders for detected scene elements to enhance specific areas of your photo.
Select Done to save your edits.
Enhance creates masks automatically that appear in Masking. Any adjustments you make directly in the Masking panel will override the settings applied through Enhance.