Adobe's 'Content-Aware Fill' removes Starbucks cup

SAN JOSE — Adobe’s Jason Levine used the recent Game of Thrones goof to show just how well the software maker’s tools work. In the recent GOT episode (Season 8, Episode 4), fans spotted a Starbucks coffee cup on the set of the show during an interior scene. Adobe’s After Effects software has a new feature called ‘Content-Aware Fill’, which helps users solve problems just like this. Levine created a short video showing how After Effects can fix production problems, leaving viewers totally unaware that they existed in the first place.

Watch the video:

https://twitter.com/AdobeAE/status/1125452852065738753

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Adobe's 'Content-Aware Fill' removes Starbucks cup

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