Okay, you'll love this next one.
Everybody's gonna want to get their hands on this.
Super excited, what Long Mai has in store,
this sneak is called Moving Stills, welcome!
(applause)
Thank you, Paul!
I'm super excited to be here today.
You know, I have here a photo of my wife
taken from our last vacation to Clearlake,
and, you know, I love these moments
of us together so much
that I wish I had more than just a photo.
Now, imagine what if I can somehow turn this into a video
with some camera motion?
That would make it much more lively to watch, right?
So I go ahead and learn how to use Photoshop
and Premiere to animate my photo.
Using the classic canvas effect,
I got this result.
You see, now, my photo was animated,
but the result is not very impressive.
It looks, in fact, quite flat
and there's no illusion of depth,
there's no parallax.
It's not quite like a real video.
So the issue here is that this technique
can only animate my photo in 2D
without understanding how things are arranged in a 3D space.
And here at Adobe, we want to do much better than this.
And with that, today I'm super excited
to introduce Project Moving Stills,
our brand new technology
that can turn any of your regular photos
into realistic video.
Let me show you how it works.
Here in the Moving Stills app,
I can find my favorite photo,
and now with the photo in the app,
all I need to do is to press this Animate button.
And here we go.
Ooh, that's nice!
(applause)
It's like you're walking up on her.
-That's amazing, right? -Yeah!
So, with just a single click,
I can turn my static photograph
into this realistic video to make it look
as if it will capture my real camera man
walking through the scene.
And, you know, Moving Stills can work
with just any kind of images.
Now, let me show you how it works
for this complex indoor scene.
Now, Moving Stills can understand
how objects are arranged in the 3D space,
and it gives me this realistic video
in which you can clearly observe
the illusion of that.
See, it's like 3D!
(applause)
Okay, now let's try one more example.
Here I have this gorgeous nature scene, I love this.
And, okay, again, with just a single click,
we can turn this completely static photograph
into a real video.
(applause)
That's beautiful.
And using the various AI technology,
Moving Still can understand the content of your photo
and select the appropriate camera path
to animate it.
However, it also allows you to explore
different camera paths to fit different creative effects.
For example, we can use this one to simulate the effect
of the drone footage elevating from the ground up.
Or we can change to another one using this one
to fly the camera toward a mountain.
And it depends on your creative project.
You may also want to have more vibrant control
on a camera path.
Here, for example, with this image.
The first illusion will give me
this subtle camera motion,
but what if I want to make it a bit more dramatic?
Let's say I want a camera to start with a full view
and gradually closing up on a subject?
That can be done in Moving Stills
with our view control interface.
Here all you need to do is to specify
how I want the camera to start
and how to end it.
I will move the camera forward to close up
and downward a little bit to focus on the subject.
And, really, that's all I need to do.
Now with this Finish button,
I can obtain this video with my desired camera path.
(applause)
Thank you!
But wait, here's the best part.
With Moving Stills, it's equally simple
to animate multiple photos at once,
so that means you can turn the whole photo album
into a video slideshow.
To showcase this,
I have a small photo album over here,
and here, let me go ahead and select all the photos,
load into the app,
and now all the photos in the album
is processed and turned to videos.
Within a matter of seconds, you can get this lively
and realistic video slideshow.
And with that, I hope you enjoyed the show,
and thank you very much for your time.
(applause and cheering)