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After two years in beta, Adobe Photoshop will now be available on the web service from September 27. The simplified online version is a desktop photo editing app with popular tools like generative fill and generative expand. Powered by Adobe Firefly generative AI model, the features will be available for commercial use and will allow users to quickly add to, remove from, or expand an image using text-based descriptions in over 100 languages. Photoshop on the web, has similar features and tools as the desktop version, except a redesigned layout for a more 'streamlined' user experience. This will also include the Contextual Task Bar, added this year to the desktop Photoshop app, which suggests the most relevant steps to take in your workflow. Adobe intends to add desktop features like the patch tool, pen tool, smart object support, polygonal lasso, and more "soon.” The web Photoshop will enable users to collaborate on projects with others by inviting them , allow...

Perth beachgoers at a popular beach had a close call when a large tiger shark made is way into the shallows on Monday evening. The shark was first spotted by Surf Life Saving WA at Mullaloo Beach just after 6pm with beachgoers evacuated from the water as the terrifying visitor, known as Trevor to locals, swam around their legs. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Shark spotted at WA’s Mullaloo Beach. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Drone photographer Toby Nicol was on hand to capture dramatic footage of the shark making its way up and down the beach. “After seeing reports that our local 2.5m tiger shark nicknamed ‘Trevor’ was doing the rounds at Mullaloo today, I headed over after work,” Nicol said on Instagram. “After many laps of the beach es north and south of Mullaloo I found Trev at Whitfords beach and followed him to Pinaroo Point where this close encounter happened.” Nicol’s drone captures a cool-headed woman in waist-deep water catching a glimpse of the shark ...

An Aussie professional cleaner has issued a warning for DIY cleaners to stop using the viral two-ingredient hack to clean your sink. Kacie Stephens, who runs The Big Clean Co cleaning service in Melbourne, has warned Aussies against deep cleaning clogged kitchen drains using vinegar and bi-carb soda. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Professional cleaner debunks viral cleaning method. For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >> The viral cleaning method has been doing the rounds on TikTok for years - with many “cleaning influencers” around the world swearing by the hack in videos racking up millions of views. However, Stephens warned the ”old wives tale” of mixing vinegar and bi-carb soda to clean clogged drains can actually do more harm than good. “Hear me out,” she captioned her video. “Using vinegar and bi-carb soda to unblock your drains is reckless. “You risk creating more of a blockage.” A professional clean er says we should stop using vinegar and bi-carb soda ...

A Sydney couple have been slammed online after they left a mess at a popular beach following their romantic proposal. Photos and videos posted to a local Facebook page revealed trash and plastic flower Pet als scattered all over the sand “just metres from the ocean” at Balmoral Beach on Sydney’s lower north shore. The frustrated local asked members of the group if they had spotted the pair or captured a photo of the proposal on Sunday afternoon. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> “Did anyone catch the contact details or take a photo of the engagement that happened on the south end of Balmoral yesterday afternoon?” she posted. “They left behind all of their trash, hundreds of plastic rose petals, sharp stakes sticking out of the sand and zip ties everywhere, just metres from our beautiful ocean. What a way to celebrate love hey?” A Sydney couple have been slammed online after they left a mess at a popular beach following their romantic proposal. Credit: ...