Photoshop 2021 Sky Replacement. Advanced tutorial.
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Top new feature in Photoshop 2021, sky replacement. The advanced tutorial on how to replace skies in Photoshop.
Learn how to replace skies in Photoshop 2021.
Colin Smith walks you through the new features in Photoshop 2021, check out the playlist for more new feature tutorials as I add them on the new update of Adobe Photoshop.
Part of the Photoshop 2021 New features learning series from PhotoshopCAFE.
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Yes, very interested in a sky pack. Especially skies that are completely different than those available in PS 2021 now. Love options. Thanks for this very helpful tutorial!
Wow!!!! End result is stunning!!
Would definitely be interested in purchasing a sky pack. Thanks!
Thanks! Great job explaining the sky replacement adjustments.
Certainly would be interested in a sky pack, Colin!
Cheaper to go out and shoot them
This sky replacement feature implementation is genius in my opinion. Adobe could have followed a similar sky replacement methodology to the likes of Luminar but the approach used in Photoshop is vastly superior. Giving us access to all of the individual layers and masks created during the replacement is extremely powerful. Well done Adobe! 👍
Yes, would also be VERY interested in a Sky Pack!
No doubt a powerful tool. A big issue I see, many forget the direction of the light in the main subject. Temperature is important, but the direction of light needs to match if reality is your goal.
good point, it has the ability to flip the sky
Another great and easy to follow video. Thanks Colin.
This was awesome!
Been waiting my whole life for Tommy Lee Jones to put out a photoshop tutorial. Thank you.
Tommy Lee Jones / Forest Griffin!
Excellent video as always. Enjoy your understanding of delivery speed. It makes it easy to follow. About the sky pack, I am non-committal, although I think it is a good idea.
Excellent stuff. All very helpful, many thanks!
I would definitely be interested in new skies!
Thanks for this more in depth tutorial. I tried my own sky and it didn't work. I now know why because I didn't know about the save for web step.I also didn't know about the putting all layers into a smart object which allows Camera Raw editing. I have been using Photoshop since Photoshop 3,not CS3 but 3 ,and I am still learning. My background is 40 years working at the National Geographic Society preparing images for publication, and now being retired for 14 years working on my own images.
Yes i would be interested in one of your Sky pack colin. Keep up the good ideas and the great ideas
Nicely done, thank you. I think we will be seeing a lot of landscapes with two light sources :D
Hi Colin, if you have not already done so I would very much like a Sky Pack to be made available. Fantastic tutorials.
Scott Jameson, Sydney, Australia.
Thanks for the tutorial. Very good. and yes would be interested in Sky Pack
Hi Colin.
I watched your video to try to learn how to select additional areas of an image to the Sky Replacement tool's automatic selection.
I took a photo of a derelict, rusty old train engine on a grey, cloudy day. I wanted to replace that grey sky with a blue one, with a few puffy white clouds. The Sky Replacement tool automatically selected the complex areas above the train, but missed the windows in the cab. I tried to add the windows in the train engine's cab using the magnetic lasso tool, but the Sky Replacement tool did not also replace the sky in the windows, just in the selection that it had made. I ended up filling my additional selections with the paint bucket, using blue from the new sky that I had sampled with the eye dropper tool.
I know very little about working in PhotoShop with layers, so much of what you quickly explained in your video was way beyond my level of expertise.
Jan
Interested but a lot of variation not just sunsets like stormy and sunny cloudy, high wind etc. I started doing some of my own in Michigan. Weather changes four times a day :) Thank for the lesson. GREAT!
Would love to see a premium Sky pack from you. This was a great video of the new Photoshop sky replacement tool, I have watched a few others and this goes deeper by showing us even more adjustments we can make in Photoshop and the Camera Raw filter. Thanks for another great tutorial and look forward to more in Photoshop 2021.
sky pack would be a good idea saves me going out and more time to study your tutorials
Great video. You help us keep up to date with PS and everything you produce is top notch. I would definitely be interested in a sky-pack.
Great Video, thank you! I have a photo that has the sun hitting a mountain creating a large sunburst - how do I do a sky replacement without if affecting the sunburst? Every time I try one it goes over it and ruins the sunburst. Thanks!
Yes I'm very much interested in the pack of skies
Another great tutorial Colin. I do look forward to them. I too would be very interested in a sky pack.
Thank you for this Colin - Really appreciate all you do!! So happy I found you on RUclips. And Yes I would be interested in a sky pack. Keep up the good work
Thanks for the additional information. I think I would be interested in a sky pack
What a silly question...OF COOOOUUURSE we want that sky pack. You friggin rock star.
Yes please.. Very much will be interested
Great video, thanks! Yes, count me in on being interested in a sky pack. With Luminar's and PS's sky replacement capabilities, skies are now a hot commodity.
I have a free sky pack on my channel's new video
👍👍 nice shoot ❤️
Another great tutorial Colin,i would be very interested in the Sky Pack.
Thanks for the tutorial! It is exactly what I was looking for! Well done.
Cool shot of the wedge!!!
a sky pack is a wonderful idea, Colin
Great video. Please answer all these great questions!
Wow, thats so cool! Thank you for that Information!
Your a great teacher. Thanks for the video. I would definitely interested in buying a sky pack. If you have 360’s these are welcome.
Thanks. Lots of interesting thoughts here.
Interested in the skypack if I can ever make PS 2021 work. It crashes when I update.
Dear Sirs, Thank you for this information :)
You the man Colin, keep up the great work. Love going down to CDM, one of my favorites.
Once again an excellent tutorial, just what I wanted after your quick look, thank you. As a retired (very!) meteorologist I have loads of sky photographs and I was wondering how I could use them with the new Sky Replacement. Now I know! I would certainly be interested in your premium pack of skies, jpeg or tiff.
Fantastic video. Cheers from Nova Scotia...
Nice possibilities and nice work for sure. Only problem I see with 'your sky' selection is the direction of the light and shadow as it falls on the LA. If you look at the light and shadow direction in the original shot, the sun is coming from behind and over your right shoulder and the shadows are falling appropriately. However, with your sky replacement the sun...and/or light source is directly ahead to the right sandwiched between the two building. Therefore the side of the city facing us would be in full shadow...if 'your sky' replacement 'source' correct. It's a technical and perhaps small detail but one I would see as objectionable.
As always Awesome tutorial thanks Colin..Can you possibly do an in depth video on reflections in water & on glass as someone threw me a challenge & that’s my stumbling block..Thanks again!
Yes I’d be interested
Thanks for this tutorial. It makes my sky very clear:-). Very much interested in your sky pack!
I have PS but i dont see the sky replacement on my edit tab?
Thanks a lot for this video. Have one question. How can I import more sky like -10-20 to the new option. Is it possible to ad more skies at once?
Not yet, unfortunately. - Hopefully, they patch this.
Great overview, thanks.
I have the subscription to Photoshop, apparently it's up to date I have Photoshop V 22.0 according to my Creative Cloud. When any image is open, I do not see that Sky Replacement menu option anywhere in Edit. Any thoughts?
Great stuff, Colin. I'm always replacing skies in my photos and artwork, so I'll use this a ton! 👍👍 on the sky pack!
is there a way to add my ownskys in bulk - ie put my images in folder and then add the entire folder at once?
Not yet. Adobe is allegedly working to develop that capability.
Yes interested in your sky’s and this is a great tutorial
Thanks for sharing this information sir
You didn't mention shift edge? Or did you? Nice tutorial but what if we want nothing of the old sky... only the new one? Sorry if this is a dumb question but how would one do that. I don't see a slider there for that so I guess it would be by subsequent masks?
I would love a sky pack!
Question, I shoot in raw and usually edit in lightroom first then do adjustments in photoshop if I need. Say I have a saved sky image and saved foreground image both unedited in raw format. Would you first edit the raws in lightroom first then put the sky in photoshop after that?
Very nice, well done!!
I would be interested in the sky package
yes skypack would be nice
Thanks
Useful tutorial, but if you look in the right 1/4 of the images you've got two buildings whose tops are partly covered by the sky. I've had that problem myself and would like to know how to avoid/fix it.
How do you access the original setting before you applied the sky replacement to new layers? I wanted to adjust the scale after making adjustments and am unable to find the original sky replacement options. Thank you.
id defo buy a sky pack, thank you
Check my video on a free sky pack!
Yes, interested in a Sky pack
great tutorial sky shots YES, please
I believe there is one building that was hidden with the new sky. From right to left, at about the first 1/4 of the panorama. It is fantastic how they have improved photoshop in the last 2 versions!
About the sky pack, I have been making my own collection of skies for a long time, so i don't think I'd buy one.
Would be interested in sky pack!
Sky pack would be brilliant but could you make it a DNG sky pack so more control when editing. Thanks
I'd like to see how to make the sky show up in water when editing lakes and ponds. Is that possible?
If the sky replacement tool does not detect a sky, how can you force it to replace a selected area? By the way, I would be interested in a sky pack if the clouds are distinctly different than those provided by Adobe.
Great tutorial !
i would like to see how to blend the sky if you have lots of trees
Adobe does a great job of blending round trees so no problem there.
Sky pack yes. I'm interested in batch processing and how to do it for all shoots. H.S. Seniors, portraits, real estate. Thanks.
Ok but how do you blur the sky replacement if the background is blurry?
Thank you!
Can you add a whole folder of skies, into Photoshop, or do you have to add them individually, as I have been trying, with a sky replacement pack I purchased, adding them individually will take ages.
Hi there, I have the latest version of photoshop but doesn't offer me the sky replacement option. Is this a plugin you have created? Looking forward to hearing from you
Great video, only thing I am missing is how you would defocus the sky for those images shot at low dof. In Luminar for example they have the sky defocus option. I assume the way round this would be to add some Gaussian blur to the sky mask?
Just apply a little blur to the sky image
Hi Colin, great tutorial, could we use the sky replacement on portrait shots, could make a good followup video
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yes on the sky pack! thanks.
Fantastic
Hi there, I work with real-estate images and a problem I run into is the sky replacement around trees. Sometimes the AI cannot read the areas around dense trees, is there away to solve this?
And blue skys for window pull sky replacement
Yes I would be interested in a sky pack. Depending on the price.
I certainly, would be interested in a sky pack.
good job
Sky pack yes. Depending on price. As it is not hard to capture your own skies.
Yes, I am interested in a Sky Pack but not jpeg prefer tiff
To purchase your Sky-Pac would be the Icing on the Cloud.... By the way how do you save your own skies to Photoshop?
I am very interested in a sky pack, Thanks!
free on my channel
Great tut!! Depending on price, yes, may be interested.
So how do I import my existing sky packs?
would love a sky pack
Yes I would love to have a sky pack, Alto
I love this but theres going to be a point of where we go is that Photo real or Fake ! seems to be all over Instagram now its sad
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