Sky replacement in photoshop | from Photography FX DVD by Colin Smith

[gtrose3]

simple nice and helpfull thnks

[litchicnotnano]

Yet again Colin shows easy techniques in a very personable manner ... Thanks!

[G79Brian]

Great technique but this is an easy example..often sky needs to be seen behind trees, glass, etc. Using a blend mode approach is more universal and can make it a lot easier for difficult situations.

[TheDigitalAndroid]

@G79Brian if you have trees, exc. you can go to select - color range. Its very easy!

[handyx5]

42 likes. THUMBS UP FOR UNICORNS :p

[photoshopCAFE]

@handyx5 Not sure I get the reference? Or does it mean it's a miracle a troll hasn't thumbs down yet, just for the fun of it?

[JerryMungo]

Colin - a suggestion. Since the buildings appear to be leaning backwards can you show us how to correct that with the lens correction filter ? l 

[photoshopCAFE]

@JerryMungo I think I have other tutorials online that show how to fix distortions, barreling, keystoning and the like. If not, Ill post one when I get the chance.

[samlippman]

Thank you Colin. Very illuminating.

[photoshopCAFE]

@samlippman thanks, there is plenty more on the way :)

[TheFamilySlitheen]

Another top quality tutorial. just what I've come to expect from the masters.

[photoshopCAFE]

@TheFamilySlitheen thanks for the kind words

[PigeonRiver48]

Great video -- but, why did you mask out the street light?

[photoshopCAFE]

@PigeonRiver48 because it's a tutorial on sky replacement and not masking. I don't want to waste peoples time and confuse them by going off topic to fix every little thing in a photograph that is for demo purposes only. I have plenty of other tutorials on masking. You could of course just create a layer mask and paint it back in a few seconds.

[janhagan]

Talking too fast. Tutorial is good, but hearing issues with Seniors make you mumble. No one is charging you for mintues, can you slow down your speech please. This would cause me to not buy your videos.

[photoshopCAFE]

@janhagan sorry about that, I try hard to please everyone, some say too slow, some too fast. I'll try and even the pace out

[TheButtonFairy]

Awesome video, thanks! :) 

[photoshopCAFE]

@TheButtonFairy thanks 

[malybboy]

grate video

[photoshopCAFE]

@malybboy :)

[BobbahBrown]

Epic!



[photoshopCAFE]

@BobbahBrown cheers, glad you found it useful

[Boodhunnilesh]

nice

[photoshopCAFE]

@Boodhunnilesh thx