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What's New in Photoshop 2021 - EASY SKY REPLACEMENT
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this tutorial I demonstrate how easy it is to replace a sky using the new Sky Replacement feature that is in the latest version of Photoshop, version 22.
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In this tutorial I demonstrate how easy it is to replace a sky using the new Sky Replacement feature that is in the latest version of Photoshop, version 22.
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This tutorial is super helpful. I like that you cover each button in the SR tool and that it was done slow enough that I could follow along. Great job!
Great Video, thank you. I have been stuffing around trying to simple change my sky using other instructions and getting no where or simple confused with instructions. I started watching your video and thought there is going to be a catch somewhere. No, no catch and extremely easy to follow and using my own images as well. Thank you. I didn't' have to be a Rhodes scholar after all.
David
Perth Western Australia
Brilliant thank you so much. What would we do without you! You are one of the best.
Great video thanks once again Anthony
Been following you for years and my photography and post skills have really improve.. BIG TIME, mostly in Lightroom, and because of your videos. Thank you!
The Color Adjustment slider is used to match the sky to the foreground. When the sky and foreground are similar colors you won't see much difference. If the sky had been a warm sunset, warmer tones would have been applied to the ocean too.
In my opinion, Luminiar 4 does a better job of getting the foreground and sky colors to match closer using the Relight slider. Of course, you could do it yourself in PS. Also of note, you can grab and move the sky around in PS, so PS has better placement tools. And with the brush, you can edit the transition mask as well.
I noticed the addition of "Sky Replacement" in Photoshop yesterday when I was doing some blending. Thanks Anthony for another great tutorial. Looking forward the next video.
This is an improvement over luminar 4 “relight scene” in their sky replacement which is very basic compared to Photoshop. Your videos are always top class. You are a photography treasure!
Thanks for another good video. A problem that I have with sky replacement is when I have a sun star on the horizon. I don’t know how to let the sun star through the new sky so that it looks natural.
Hi Anthony. I have upgraded to CC 2021. However, there still is no Sky Replacement option under edit. Ideas ?
Awesome! I see other tools on the left, on the sky replacement panel, what do they do?
Thanks for the Adobe update video's Anthony, they're a very useful summary of the new features.
thank you Anthony for this useful video !
Excellent Anthony !
Thanks Anthony..I have already watched some videos about the new features of PS 2021. I think you should make some further adjustments in the last photo to match sky&foreground better. Cheers.
Super informative!! Looking forward to getting into this and going to give it a try! Earned yourself a sub!!
Good video. I wish you had discussed some of the mask adjustment and brush tools.
Thanks to Anthony, the "Bob Ross" of post-processing. One problem I encounter when replacing skies is matching the water color to the sky color. It doesn't always match, of course (e.g., Bahamas), but sometimes the color of the sky affects the color of the water and matching them is tricky.
Thanks for another great video. If I want to use my own "sky" can I import it from Lightroom, or do I have to use the actual file? Also does my sky image have to be a RAW or JPEG file to work? Thanks again.
Hi Anthony, thank you for your excellent tutorial. I have one question. I open my photos usually from Lightroom. When I changed the sky in Photoshop and jump back to Lightroom it is psd format. A heavy one...How can I jump back with the jpg file?
Thanks, great overview.
Great Video Thank you.
Next I hope they can add “foreground addition” so that we can add rocks or flowers to our landscapes where foreground interest is lacking. That would relieve the tiresome business of composition. /sarcasm mode off.
THANK YOU!
This new sky replacement will be ideal for those of us who do lots of composites. I wouldn't personally use it to completely change a photo of a real scene I was trying to depict realistically however.
Thank youuuuu!
Good and can you show how you make a reflection of the new sky in the water?
Thank you. It is always easier to see a demonstration first. You did not mention it, but what about doing a reflection? Is that done the same as Luminar?
Anthony, I watched a D Griff Gallery video on this and he used sky replacement to get a perfect mask to adjust the sky in the actual photo. Something I might not thought of on my own. Any thoughts on this? Thanks for all you do on this channel.
Don, that is exactly the way I would use it, if it proves to be a reliable tool for that. I,m interested to see what the transition zone on pixel level really looks like? Is it too jagged or too smooth? Does it reveal gaps, and so forth? These are type of questions I would look into if it was going to become a useful tool in my workflow. But I guess that’s old-fashion thinkin’ in this new world of cut/past & sampling reality! I guess it’s up to each one of us what kind of photographers we wanna be, isn’t it?
In my view this is a good explanation and demonstration of Photoshop's sky replacement features. However, in the interest of completeness it ought to have mentioned it has no sky reflection capability; that's a noteworthy limitation in my opinion.
Yea, you’re right! Adobe is still one step behind Luminar in that respect. But the fact that Adobe decided to go this route at all with Photoshop surprised me a little. To me it’s a little bit like when a 58 year old guy decides to scrap his old Volvo and get a motorbike instead. At first it’s an exhilarating experience but then it starts to feel like an alien beast in your life that bothers you more and more. It’s not who you are, at the core of things. Photoshop is slowly becoming like a historic museum or excavation site where you can find traces of layers from different ages buried deep down in the digital sediments. Now Adobe have decided that this old museum is also going to have a department for the young audience that live in the 21 century. Kind of amusing to me!
Anthony, do you think Adobe intends to steamroll over Luminar, coming out with their own version of AI processing?
I just updated but the option isn’t showing up for me. It’s a stitched DNG pano at 16 bits. Could it be too large? Luminar 4 works. But I wanted to try it out in the new PS.
ty Anthony but my computer is a MacBook Pro and it is not there so what do i do plz
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How do I just quickly get the image with new sky back into Lightroom Classic quickly.
I hope they add reflections to water like Luminar will be doing after the first of the year.
Was that a picture of the sky or was it edited out of another image? If so what dimensions would be good for a sky background?
The Sky Replacement option is grayed out. I clicked on the 1 layer in the side panel of the image, but it is still grayed out. Suggestions please! Thank you
Can it replace the sky through a window?
I am having a problem Anthony. I have a Mac and my computer says I have downloaded the latest Photoshop version 22 but it will not update from the last version 21 any suggestions
Is it possible to add my own sky images to the galleries in this new tool?
Nevermind - just had to finish watching! :-) Thanks!!
If you use your own sky replacement, is it jpeg only? Or can you use tiff? Thanks!
my photshop doesnt' have it
I went in to "edit" but there was no sky replacement option.
Weird question,
I use Lightroom Classic on my desktop along with Photoshop. On my laptop I have the same thing. Yesterday when I updated everything for some reason on my laptop know I have two versions of Photoshop. It seems like I know have version 21.?? that seems like the non cloud version. The other Photoshop is the 22 version with the new updates. First question is how did this happen. More important question is how do I combine them so I don't have two and still keep the new updates.
When I updated my desktop I noticed it had the two separate versions but when one updated it automatically combined the two so I only ended up with one Photoshop with the new updates and it appears to be the non cloud version..i.e everything looks like the version I have always used just added the new updates.
Hope this makes sense and maybe someone can help me get my laptop photoshop issues figured out and combined. Thank you !!
It's a nice feature, but without the reflection of the sky, it won't look natural, until you do a lot of adjustments, without reflection this is just a gimmick feature, although it is very much desired feature.
Tried to install the PS update only to be told it won't install unless I upgrade to Windows 10 ... bummer Adobe!
I can't get the 2 latest updates for LR and PS, they say you need to upgrade to windows 10, a bit naughty I think, there must be multiple thousands of users around the world that now have this problem. Come on Adobe surely you have the money and know how to fix this.
Thanks for the video. I updated, but when I open Ps 2021 and try to open a jpeg I get a message telling me it can't open due to program error. I get the same message when I try to close Ps and have to use Task Manager. Please help?
I would remove photoshop, restart the computer and reinstall photoshop if I were experiencing that
@@jeffrydemeyer5433 I actually did just that. No change.
can i use my Luminar Sky's Packages in Photoshop ??
Yup, just tried it.
Sure - can - word of warning - Luminar's skies are fairly lo res j-pegs - best bet use raw take your own
So, I guess the "Happiness" slider is tomorrow's video.
I copied an image of the Hayes Galleria in London. It has an arched roof with a skylight and an unobstructed opening in the rear. So there is sky visible from the roof as well as the opening. That is, if the photo had sky. In this photo, the sky area was whited out. Luminar 4 .3 refused to do Sky Replacement before I replaced the sky successfully with Photoshop. After, it only replaced the sky visible through the rear opening. So Photoshop won this one.
Just purchased Luminar 4 for this fast sky replacement! Does Adobe stole Luminar’s idea?! 😀
'Almost identical"? .... actually, Ithink it is far better at this point. I was going to upgrade to Luminar AI but now I'm going to hold off for a while and see what new additions/upgrades Photoshop makes to this feature. So far, it's very impressive. Also, the new neural filters proposed in Photoshop are going after several 3rd party plugins. This should increase competition between all the vendors. :)
I just watched your video and tried it on my latest updated PS but I don’t see under edit or anywhere else.
When you update to the new version of PS, unless you check the box "Remove old versions" you will have both 21.x and 22.x. Sky Replacement is only in v22.x.
@@WilliamBeam thanks for replying. I went back and when I opened PS it opened the older version so that is why I wasn’t getting it.
Sad time for Luminar 💯
Does not do reflection of the sky in water from the looks of it in your demo. Luminar ai may be a bit better when this is added
Glad Adobe came to the party with the sky change feature; a bit late though and Luminar 4 is better by far (i.e., foreground water, etc.).
Then the minute you make a sky replacement, you should immediately stop calling it a photograph and call it graphic art. Unfortunately, people don't do this but pretend that the graphic art image is a photograph that they composed and shot.
Exactly.
I just call it an image whether sky has been changed or not. I am not a purist or that nit nit nit picky
@@ZappaBlues I have no objection to calling it an image just as long as it is not called a photograph. There is a difference because of how people perceive photograph.
@@erichstocker8358 I'm okay with composite photograph
We have now entered into a period of transition where the public is going to have to re-evaluate what a photograph really stands for. This whole shift is not driven by developers like Adobe or Affinity but by the phone industry. What we see now is companies like Adobe scrambling to catch up with that rapid development. Personally, I don’t think it is going to be very effective to just plop some neural-engine-driven tools into an old beast like Photoshop. I think a whole new “architecture” around these new tools is going to emerge eventually and in that distant future time we will look back wondering how on earth we were able to accomplish anything with the type of tools we have today. I’m not sure I want to go into that future, but it is coming no matter I like it or not! We will have to re-examine the whole concept of what “art” is as well. Not to mention the ambiguous idea of “reality” itself, mind you. This is just the beginning. We actually see it happening all ready, in some ways, when we see certain world leaders acting and talking like they belong to some other parallel universe where other standards and manners of conduct are the norm. Is this the rabbit hole we wanna go down?
They’re late to the party aren’t they Tony!
......and now the race is on to add reflection AI! My money is on Adobe.
Luminar got there 1st - sorry
@@nelsonclub7722 Luminar AI is not out to the public yet, nor is their sky reflection. Sorry
@@mikebrodey4993 It did some weird update and I thought that was it. Oh well I am not using it anyway - my bad - it really isn't great at anything - except sky replacement but J-peg only - and yes it has Unicorns - but thats it
I am not fan of AI and tools like sky replacement. Where is your integrity as a photographer if you can just go any time of the day and snap a photograph and add a fancy sunset sky in your editing tool when you come home. I mean nothing can beat that feeling when you are at a location you´ve been to 9 times and the 10th time every thing works for you, cloudes, colors, wind and so on. To go home from that photo event is special. No AI program can interpret that emotion you felt at that time.
the horizon isn't realistic, I have never seen a sky where defined clouds in the distance touch the sea or land.
Adobe should know better and make the land/sea -air interface hazy
Adobe knows better, but that’s not what this is about at all. If you look around you will see that most of the “new” features Adobe is throwing in in the new updates in both Photoshop and Lightroom are gimmicky stuff they see other developers are promoting right now. So, instead of going deeper and develop truly innovative and creative new tools for us to enjoy Adobe have decided to join this imbecile race of childish stupidity. Shame on you Adobe! You know better.
@@freetibet1000 As you say, but also Adobe are shoring up continuity of loyalty - I tried the Luminar based on nothing more than lets see what this is all about - terrible - PS throws all the gimmicky stuff in for free as it were - but it doesn't mean you have to use it - but if you did you would find its better than Apps which can only do a few things well. Conversely i was a Fuji Ambassador for a few years - in the 90's extolling the virtues of NPS160 and NHG4 and 800 for wedding photographers. I bumped into a Fuji Rep at my local camera shop and told him -that I didn't know what to do with a completely unused FujiGX680III with every single lens and every single accessory and a few prototypes which were kindly donated to me by Fuji in return for my services, James from Fuji made a call and as it turned out they were in the process of opening their House Of Photography in Covent Garden London. He said could we have to put on permanent display in the heritage department upstairs -"Of course".next week a van arrived to pick it up and in return and very unexpected a brand new Fuji GFX50s arrived with 4 lenses - So I tried it but to me this was a camera with an identity crisis - it had everything - but didn't know what it was or why it had it. It seemed to have been released into the world without any real clear thought about who it was supposed to be for. I sent it back with a very polite thank you but no thank you. My Hass H5D - is all I need - 5 controls and that's it - ISO, WB, shutter, aperture. Fire. - I don't even use AF/AE - results are simply breathtaking -sometimes in life things are too complicated. My old Microwave had 2 controls - and I understood it - power vs time - easy. But apparently we needed a new one. Lady Of The House said so. That was 3 months ago and I still haven't figured out what the other 9 controls are for!!!!!! On a more positive note the Fuji display has gone down well!!!!
My main flaw with this is you can't blur the sky in PS as compared to Luminar. I'd have to blur the file first then import in. Annoying.
Just duplicate and use the mask that is generated when you output to a new layer to blur the sky with your choice of blur. Much more powerful with the blur options here.
@@TC-cd2ms I tried that and also cleaning up the mask ,just did'nt look right to me. I often have a subject silhouetted or in my sky and there were blurry halos that took an age to get rid of. Even then I still did'nt like the result.
Because Photoshop gives your sky replacement as individual layers you could simply convert the sky image layer to a smart object and use the blur gallery options in filters to blur to your liking. Being that it is a smart object you can alter non destructively if you change your mind. This gives you vastly more control than Luminar can ever offer.
@@dunnymonster ok now I'm an idiot! Of course ,totally did'nt think of that! and thank you!
@@musclesakl Glad to help 😋
You know, it is starting to sadden me about these new features. Soon, you will need no skill just button clicks. Just don't see the fun in that.
am i the only one who has never heard of Luminar and lightroom? are they just like photoshop?
I'm fed up with Sky replacements and "AI".
You demonstrate the formal promises - not how Photoshop actually manage the sky replacements in the details. Please zoom in to 200 or 400 pct and show the most challenging edges, while the edge-adjustment is done. It would also improve the educational value if you - in this case - made a serious sky replacement the best you had learned.
Is this sky replacement (plug-in) really without a feature that mirrors the new sky along the horizon to make reflecting surfaces like water a bit more convincing? If not, that would be a severe give away to Luminar Sky AI 2.0's creators if they manage to introduce that feature first. Maybe an 80 pct replacement of peoples images is considered to be too rabiate for a classic image editing software.
Btw, the next step is not an AI-CGI software, it already exists. You key in a number of parameters and voila, you are on Mars. No, the next step will be a software that continuously - each second for example, so you can follow - creates a new astonishing image - They are all unique and they are all yours personally. You only have to choose and put your signature on the ones you wish you had made yourself.
photoshop is outdated, way to pricie, affinty photo way better an has more