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Hey, what's up everybody? Terry White here, and today I'm not only dropping knowledge, but I'm dropping bananas into Photoshop with a sneak peek of Nano Banana, a partner model, coming to Photoshop Beta in a couple of weeks. Let me show you how it works. All right, let's start with a scene that I shot in studio. I wish I had him facing forward, but now with Nano Banana, that's pretty easy to do. So make a selection of the whole scene, type in my prompt to not only remove the glare from his glasses, but have him face forward. And like magic, he's been turned, something I couldn't have done easily before. So now I'll just go ahead and drag that layer into the scene that I want them in. That will create an extra layer in this scene for me. And now I can begin my compositing workflow. So I'll go ahead and scale them down, get them into place. And then once I scale it down to the appropriate size, the next thing I'll need to do is remove the background. That is one click on a contextual taskbar that will create a layer mask and great, the background has been removed. Next up, I want to harmonize this. So this is a new feature in Photoshop, public beta that will harmonize the layers and make the colors and shadows and lighting look right. but I still want to brighten it up just a little bit with that creative control that I have. And so now using the object selection tool, I'll select him as an object with one click and then head over to my layers panel and add an exposure adjustment layer. And just like magic, I can adjust the exposure of just him without affecting the rest of the scene. Now that I got him looking good, the next thing I need to do is put his name up on the marquee. So I'll make a selection using my selection brush. And thanks to Nano Banana, I can go ahead and edit that text with a prompt. Now, if you've ever tried to do this kind of work inside Photoshop, you know how hard it would be to replace that text. But I'll just type it in, replace the text with his name, Jimmy Slays. And just like magic, we can have Nano Banana replace that text for us. And there it is, my completed composite, thanks to our new partner model. How cool is that? Be sure to stay tuned for Nano Banana coming to Photoshop Beta in a couple of weeks. Cheers, everyone. Thanks for watching. Catch you in the next one.

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