Adobe's Project Felix Uses AI to Help You Craft Hyper-Realistic 3-D Renderings

Stefano Corazza is a computer scientist at Adobe, but when I met him, he was pretending to be an ad exec selling a new cherry-flavored soft drink. But before he could create the ad, he needed a photo of the product. "You design something, then make it, then photograph it, then show the photos to an audience," he says. Unless you're using Project Felix, the 3-D rendering tool Adobe unveiled today. In about five minutes, using little more than two stock images, Corazza whipped up a hyper-realistic image of a bottle of Cherry Blast.