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New iOS 18.1 Beta Adds 'Clean Up' Apple Intelligence Photos Feature
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Good to hear it’s working on M1 iPads. Crossing my fingers my M1 MBA will be able to use cleanup as it is a great feature.
Man, the AI remove tools made it look like they just... ducked right out on you.
All Apple Intelligence features should work on an iPhone 15 Pro or higher or an M1-based device or higher. It's less a CPU/NPU issue as it is a RAM issue. Your MBA will work fine. Might not be the fastest but it'll work.
Some more examples from here:
https://techboards.net/threads/apple-intelligence-impressions.4782/post-166763
https://techboards.net/threads/apple-intelligence-impressions.4782/post-166763
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Works for me in Spain.
App Store account is USA, region is USA, language is English (USA).
I'm impressed how well it works. It's as good as or better than TouchRetouch, an app/Photos plugin I've used for years, at least at removing objects. It's faster, too. Sure, it sometimes leaves a bit of shading here and there, but I haven't come across anything (other than doing it manually in Photoshop) that doesn't. It's especially good for a first beta of this feature.
More on device processing on the iPhone while on the pixel phone it’s running server based.
Otherwise: yes, it’s also ment to push sales for newer phones.
I don’t understand. These are examples of the new ”clean up” feature. They didn’t spend any time.
I bet they did spend time on it. They used clean up. Then cleaned up again. Zoomed in cleaned up some more, touched up and cleaned up more.
They pressed clean up.
Not being good enough. They circled additional sections and cleaned it more.
Not being good enough they zoomed, brushed, and cleaned it up more.
In other words, they did not merely press EDIT then press CLEAN UP.
Why do you think they are lying?
We don’t know what the did or the number of iterations they went through.
I don’t think they are lying. I know this person reasonably well. I have no idea why you think you know better. This is a bizarre conversation.
Google sends it to be done on a server somewhere, iOS does it on-device. Pro is privacy, con is the power needed (and consumed).
I’m not sure what people are expecting. From the examples I’ve seen, it performs close to Google’s cloud eraser while being entirely on device.
I don’t want my pics going to google servers or to Apple. Give me more on device features.