Photoshop 2027 brought Relight, which adds new light to a photo that’s already been taken, and in Editmamei 1.10 your assistant can run it. Describe the light you want (“a warm sunset from the right, at eye level”) and your assistant places up to three lights with the Relight panel’s own sliders: where each one sits left to right, how high, how close to the camera, how bright and how soft. Each light takes one of Photoshop’s nine color temperature presets or any color you name, and you choose how much of the photo’s original light stays. The result is a new Relight layer, with your original underneath.
Relight is one of Photoshop’s generative features, and it bills your Adobe account: each render
spends Adobe Firefly credits, 30 a render in Photoshop 28.0. So Editmamei asks you before every
render, in your AI app’s approval prompt, or in the chat when the app can’t show one. Your
assistant only uses Relight when you ask for it, and editmamei config set automation.allow_adobe_generative_credits false (or Allow Adobe
generative AI tools in Claude Desktop) removes it altogether. The settings reference has the details.
Before you spend anything, your assistant can show you a free preview. It opens the Relight panel with its lights, brings Photoshop’s own low-resolution preview back to the chat, and closes the panel without rendering, so no credits are used. Photoshop comes to the front briefly while it works, and for now the preview needs Windows and Photoshop in English. When you like the look, the real render follows, and asking for a change later re-renders the same Relight layer in place instead of stacking a new one, at the same cost as the first.
1.10 also adds Photoshop’s Clarity and Dehaze, and Grain adjustment layers (Photoshop 2026, 27.3 or later), non-destructive like the other adjustments. On the GIMP side, an operation that runs past its time limit no longer stops GIMP partway through and takes your layers with it. The operation finishes, and the next call reports how it ended.
The changelog has the full list, and the download page has 1.10.2, the current build.
— Alex