The background layer could be any layer in your layer stack in which you want your subject to be harmonized. Once you have activated the filter, you have to select a layer as background otherwise it won’t work. I have my subject already extracted and I put it on top of the background layer. To activate this filter, go to Filter > Neural > Harmonization Filter:

But most likely, it might not able to adjust mood, coloring, and brightness of your subject with the background and still you have to rely on blending techniques. If your subject is relevant to background, then it will work. To be honest, it is not quite accurate and needs a lot of work. Harmonization filter as the name suggests tries to blend subjects with backgrounds. To select an object, you can click on it and Photoshop will make a selection:

It will automatically select all objects in one go. If you want to select all objects in a photo, you can select the Show All Objects option. You can see in the image below that it is pretty accurate. To quickly see this tool in action, you can hover to an object and it will give you a preview of the selection. It is grouped with Quick Selection & Magic Wand tool. To activate this tool, you can press (W), on the Options Bar, you can select Object Finder to find an object in any photo. It’s pretty good at identifying and selecting objects.

This tool is new and promises to select objects automatically in photos using AI technology. Let’s get into it! Feature #1 – Object Selection In this tutorial, I’ll show you the top 6 features that stand out to me including Harmonization, Landscape Mixer, Object Finder, and many more. Apart from adding new features, we have a lot of improvements on existing Neural Filters as well. Last week, Adobe released Photoshop 2022, with the new version Adobe has added many new features to Photoshop.

Photoshop 2022 new features