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Gen Zers say social media's impact on their mental health is complicated--that the platforms often spark negative emotions while also often improving their mood--according to recent research. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
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We are so close to getting season two of Squid Game the show famously rejected for nearly a decade before becoming a sensation on Netflix. The streamer has just shared a full-length trailer ahead of the season's December 26 premiere, calling for viewers to "Get back in the game." It features Gong Yoo reprising his role as the salesman. Yoo starts his day calmly, looking at the cityscape and getting ready alongside cheery music before the atmosphere turns sinister as he opens a safe, grabbing ddakji pieces. He then heads to the subway and approaches a new player, asking, "Sir, would you like to play a game with me?" Netflix first announced Squid Game season two in 2022 but only set a release date in August nearly three years after the first season came out. Next time, there shouldn't be as large a gap as Netflix also shared that the show's third and final season should arrive in 2025. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/streaming/watch-the-trailer-for-squid-game-2-133047996.html?src=rss
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Adobes updated consumer-focused Elements apps are here. Photoshop Elements 2025 adds new Magic Eraser-style object removal, depth of field adjustments and more. Meanwhile, Premiere Elements 2025 for video creators introduces dynamic titles, color correction tools and a simplified timeline. The Elements apps, which Adobe debuted 23 years ago, take select features from the high-end professional suites and trickle them down to casual users. Theyre like pared-down and easier-to-use versions of Photoshop and Premiere Pro for people who dont want to learn pro graphic design or video-editing skills. The company also sells them as $100 each one-time purchases, rather than requiring a subscription. (You can also bundle both for $150.) With todays AI features, the consumer-friendly apps let you do more than ever without much technical know-how. Photoshop Elements 2025 adds an AI-powered Remove feature similar to the version in the pro Photoshop (along with Googles Magic Eraser and Apples Clean-Up tool). Like those competing versions, Adobes tool lets you brush an object, person or animal, and it removes it, filling in a replacement background. Elements 2025 also adds a faux portrait mode feature (Depth Blur) for any image. Select a focal point, and Adobes AI will add blur to create a sense of depth to simulate a wide-aperture lens. From there, you can tweak the blur strength, focal distance and focal range. Adobe A new color correction feature lets you select an area of a photo, pick a new color from a pop-up dial and slide it over until it looks how you want it. Photoshop Elements also has a photo-combining tool that lets you blend a subject from one image and a background from another creating something new. The app also adds an AI motion effect feature that simulates movement blur for the subject. Premiere Elements, Adobes consumer-level video app, incorporates new AI features, too. A new white balance tool and footage color LUTs (lookup tables) give you user-friendly color curves and presets making it easier to tweak the overall mood. Adobe The video app also adds a simpler timeline. See video tracks grouped together and audio tracks grouped together for easier navigation, find the editing options you use most in the new Quick Tools menu, lock individual tracks to prevent accidental changes, and more, Adobe wrote in its press release. In addition, Premiere Elements adds dynamic titles with more text controls, and you can use Adobe Stock title templates without paying extra. Both Elements apps fully support Apples M3 chip for faster performance on Mac computers. (Here are the full Windows and macOS system requirements for Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements.) The pair of apps will also have scaled-down web and mobile app counterparts for editing on the go. Adobes MAX conference starts on October 14. Thats where the pro editor community can learn more about the new AI (and other) features coming to the companys high-end subscription-based desktop apps. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/computing/adobe-photoshop-elements-and-premiere-elements-updated-with-new-ai-features-130029684.html?src=rss
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