How To Replace the SKY in ANY Photo in Photoshop Like a PRO!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this tutorial, you will learn how to replace the sky in a photo With Photoshop.
This Photoshop tutorial has two examples.
In the first example, I will show you how to do a simple sky replacement.
Then we will move to a more complex sky replacement with a completely different look.
The most important thing to grasp in this tutorial is the 3 concepts that will allow you to replace the sky from any photo.
1. Masking
2. Matching Color
3. Matching Perspective
📘 INDEX - Replace Skies in Photoshop
00:00 - Introduction
01:40 - Making a Selection to Extract the Sky
07:41 - Matching Sky Color
13:33 - Matching The Perspective of the Sky
17:57 - Repacing the Sky with a Sunset Sky
LINKS
He Shoots He Draws Podcast:
► simplecast.com/s/6ffff8bd
Blend If Crash Course:
► • How To Use “Blend If” ...
Perspective and Compositing:
► • How To Use PERSPECTIVE...
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*Podcast Interview with He Shoots, He Draws* ► simplecast.com/s/6ffff8bd
*Blend If Crash Course* ► th-cam.com/video/yAMXBYx0r5g/w-d-xo.html
*Perspective and Compositing*
► th-cam.com/video/OoHfZFl65fo/w-d-xo.html
this was a great interview with Jesus, thank you for taking past and telling us about your TH-cam channel
I just came back for a refresher after 3 years. Haha! I'm still so impressed with your work. Thanks so much.
You are one of the best photoshoper and your tutorial always best
Thank you, Rohit!
Some of the best tutorials I have seen for photoshop because You show not only what to do but explain how the various tools and techniques work behind the scenes so you can grow your understanding of the product. Brilliant!
Extremely professional tutorials. Great teacher!
Not only do I enjoy to learn the tricks you teach, I enjoy every video of yours that I have watched. It is technically "the top of the line" because of all the details you remember to tell about. Thumbs up!
Thank you, Carl!
Great video . Learned lots of goodies .
Thank you!
Perfectly explained, beautiful end results! Thanks a ton, Jesús!
You're welcome, R Garlin!
thanks for your tutorial. this one of the best tutorial i ever watch. I've learned a lot from you.
Very clever. This is the best lecture on composting I've had to date. Looking forward to learn more of your techniques.
Thank you, Steven!
Fantastic tutorial....lots of good info and techniques....I'll be watching this again & again....Cheers and many thanks...
Very much enjoyed the Podcast. Your work is exemplary. Your knowledge and skill is amazing.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome, Gary!
Thank you for the tutorial. Its very clear and easy to learn! Highly recommended this channel!
Outstanding. Thank you
This is an excellent tutorial. You explained the process well and went slowly enough that I could follow what you were doing. Thanks.
Easy to follow along. Im a beginner but still learning so much! Thank you! Im watching them all!
Thank you!! I bookmarked this wanting to watch it for when I get home, but it was gone oof. It's always exciting to watch and learn from your videos! :)
You're welcome!
Great Tutorial, I learned so much! Thank you.
You're welcome!
WOW! That was very inspiring... truly awesome work! Thanks so much!
You're welcome, Jon!
Great tutorial, as always! Thank you.
You're welcome, Ronald!
Highly pro like tutorial. Highly meticulous steps. Thanks.
Thank you, Ramalingam!
Greate Video!! you're the best paisano!!
Again a fantastic video, thanks J.
Thank you, Ανδρέας!
As usual...SUPERB!
Thank you!!!
Enjoyed the podcast Chuy !!! Learned a lot of photoshop from your channel ! mucho appreciated.
Thanks, Julian!
Learned a lot today watching this! Thank you !
Thank you, gimlets421!
Good day. Being a pro photographer with landscapes Nature , wildlife & high end Real Estate being the disciplines I focus on, found your sky replacement tutorial probably the best technique I've experienced. There are many to choose from and I've selected only two which provided consistent favorable results There are times when a sky replacement is rather necessary to complete what I'm looking for in a finished result. Again thanks for providing a technique that I can include in my armourment of editing
Big thumbs up for this
Very useful teknik thank you soo much
Top tutorial, again.... Fantastic!
Thank you, Paul!
As usual this is a great tutorial. My previous method was more time consuming for many photos. I also learned a few techiques, I didn't know. Thanks
You're welcome!
super, thank you
Top rate information as usual. Thank you.
You're welcome, Dale!
Hey there. Just had to say Hi and I loved that you mentioned the He Shoots, He Draws podcast (I love it) I heard that episode and that's what made me check you out. I will definitely be subscribing and watching a lot more of your videos
Thank you, Mark!
Thank you so much.
You're welcome, luemoonba!
Great!
Thank you, Vincenzo!
Nice work☺️
Great job!
Thank you, max!
I was #1 to view it...Thanks for all the extra Tricks. I put this in my Fav's so I can Practice this Latter ... Thank You
You're welcome, George! Thanks for watching!
Great video and very informative podcast. Congrats on your achievements. You are a great reference, and believe me from an academic perspective that is the truest pillar for elevating others. Also, FOOTBALL all the way man! =D
Thank you, Golbon Mol!
very good tuto, thanks.
You're welcome, Pauline!
Great tutorial, you have shown the first sequence in another tutorial before, but always great to see again.
Thank you, Bruce!
¡Buen contenido!
Gracias!
realy amazing
Thank you!
Very Good thank you.
You're welcome?
That was fast! I need to go through that at about 1/4 speed to absorb all the adjustment layer, grouping and other techniques used.
Thank you very nice tutorial
You're welcome, Bob!
Awesome sir
You're welcome!
very good tutorial. Graciaz
You're welcome!
Awesome tutorial Jesus, Thanks.
You're welcome, Collin!
Thank you!
You're welcome, Bill!
Thank u sir :)
wow this is useful
Thank you, 32 bit link!
Thankyouuuu
Why do I hit thumbs up for JR's videos, even before I view them! :D :)
Thank you!!!
Thank you
You're welcome, abderrahman!
As always great tutorials... I was curious to see how you deal with the colors that come back from the original when you bring back detail in the trees. May be will see that in a another video.
In an image like this one, I would try to get the sky to be a closer match. Maybe even use an adjustment layer to target a specific area to match color/sat/luminosity.
Great videoo..
Thank you, diracje!
Hi from Australia
As always a great tutorial.
This one is even better as it was not version dependent, I'm still using CS6 being an amateur and retired I can't justify the added expense of CC and it's monthly subscription rates.
I still like watching your CC tutorials but the non version dependent ones are the best as each new version tends to simplify the process and make the AI more adroid, for a working pro time is money so thats understandable.
thank you so much for your tutorial. i learn more technique from your "photoshop training channel" 🙏
Hi. Thanks for your tutorials. I really have learnt a lot from you. But it would be much more better if you could provide a practice files in the description so we can download them and work along with you.
Another home run!!
Thank you, P. Peter R!
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel I have a question for you, my friend.
Let's say I have a base layer (an unlocked image) and apply a curves layer to color correct it. If I then decide to do use the mixer brush, clone stamp, healing brush, whatever, right on the base the layer (i know it's destructive, this is just an example) the colors are the same as though the adjustment layer was not applied.
Basically, should all cloning, healing brush, mixer brush, etc. be done BEFORE adjustment layers are applied? Why is that? I've been turning the adjustment layer off to avoid this. Is this the right thing to do, or am I not understanding the adjustment layers? Is there a video I should be watching about this?
awesome
Thank you, Beyhan!
You're great
Nice
Thank you, Rajib!
Thank you for this top-notch tutorial.I'd like to understand why "total transparency" shows up when the layer is converted to smart object.What is so special about smart objects?
Thank you, Jesús.
You're welcome, Patrick!
Thank you very much, Jesus, very useful.
You're welcome, Peter!
Nice! As they say: Only Jesús saves! Hehehe Thank you a lot, Mr. Ramirez!
When you use the brush to reveal the light from the curves in the sky, i use radial gradient white to transparent. It brings me more smoothness ins transitions. Have you try it already?
Yup. That could work as well!
Sir please share a video on how to select best and proper fonts for your posters banners and composite.
Thankyou
Thank you Jesus, learned a ton as usual.
You're welcome, Joyce!
Thank for the marvelous update 🙌🙌🙌 but, I can't find sky replacement panel in Photoshop!!
Very useful tips. I opine: I wonder if the sea colour in the daylight shot, would reflect the sky colour or at least be affected by it?
Jan, it would. But if you make the sky as close to the color of the original sky as possible you should be ok.
As far as color matching goes, I (usually) always start with the Color Matching feature (Image>Adjustments>Color Matching). You usually have to still tweak things a bit afterwards but it gets you 80-90% of the way there.
Excelente, ahora un comentario, ¿porque nos tienes tan olvidados en tu canal en castellano?, gracias y saludos
where can I find the picuture you use in tutorial?
I almost always go into your vids thinking: "Let's see if he found a better way..." this time sadly no, but still very good tutorial. Color Matching is such a common tasks. I wonder why their is no "one click" solution available yet. (Yes I know about the terribl "Color Matching" adjustment in PS).
(Note to self: See If you can a.) use the sample tools from adjustment layers on another layer then what you are effecting and b.) see if that helps; Ohh and remind youserf on how that worked again in LAB mod)
Where did you get the photos used in this video?
what is best to buy Photoshop CC
there is no explanation on how to put replacement sky and the background into the same tab/ layers as you show at the beginning of the video. thanks.
i think 'blend if' method is limited version of colour range.
hwever ! Good trick. 👍
They both are good for different things.
It is also in latest ps 2020
I want the tutorial images to practice on
U R magic........Thank you Jesus
Thank you, Keith!
Muy bueno Jesús. Sólo un pequeño reproche, tienes abandonado tu canal en español.
Why did you removed earlier video
It didn't upload the HD version for some reason.
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel Oh.
Anyways thank you for such great content
The sky in my opinion needs to be more cyan. How would get the hue closer?
hi can I send you a picture and you use it to make another sky changing tutorial?
the first
:)
Great information but went too fast for me has to keep stopping and going back to understand and soka up the new info.
Alien found! Get those dislikers..!!
lol
You are obviously one of the more proficient photoshop experts. However, I wish you would speak slower and clearer. It sometimes becomes difficult to follow your excellent instructions.
Thanks for the suggestion, Jason!
This is obviously not for beginners, as it punches so much information that it becomes overloaded in its presentation. I personally find your teaching too much to retain as there is so much in it that it becomes overwhelming to digest. It's like teaching a novice how to play chess when he hasn't yet figured out how each pieces move. But having said that, your content is very detailed and I am sure it benefits those who are more astute in navigating this programme.
too much talk please be more simple