AFFINITY PHOTO: HOW TO REPLACE A BORING NIGHT SKY REALISTICALLY USING SAMPLED COLOR SELECTION TOOL

Do you find your night landscapes boring because of a dull or plain sky. Do you want to know how to replace it? You don't need expensive software like Photoshop to do it. Affinity Photo works perfectly fine. In this video we are going to be demonstrating how to use the Sampled Color Selection Tool and other tools of Affinity to get realistic sky replacement that turns ho-hum photos to eye-cathing

[@paulmarbach6447]

Great tutorial !

[@takebetterphotos8132]

Glad you liked it!

[@stevenlitvintchouk3131]

Would a Hue Range Mask work as well as Select Sampled Colour?

[@takebetterphotos8132]

I think it should but never really compared the two

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Nice tutorial, but Luminar Neo makes it faster and does a pretty good job most of the time.

[@takebetterphotos8132]

Yes very true! I suppose you have luminar neo?

[@pedropuckerstein4670]

Ha, luminar neo is a ripoff bait and switch

[@noobdaddyraces]

​@@takebetterphotos8132I have, and agree it is much quicker and nearly as good... But the options to refine the mask are inferior. Affinity should really have an auto sky mask to get you started, then I would consider purchasing.

[@takebetterphotos8132]

I agree. I've said that Affinity should acquire some AI talent as they are getting left behind. AI is the futur!

[@pedropuckerstein4670]

I was stupid and bought some luminar products including ripoff and bait and switch neo. Piece of crap. Affinity photo and pixelmator pro is all I need. Yes ai is nice. I have a patent using ai, but over use ruins the sport of digital photo editing IMHO