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Hi all I replaced the sky in this photo with a blue one, since the day I took the original was very cloudy resulting in a very white sky. Anyways let me know if it looks natural
You did an excellent job. However, the front portion, up to the horizon of the trees in the front of the mountains, are more saturated and contrasty than the mountains in the rear. This can be seen by measuring the saturation with the info pallette, where there are significant differences. It can also be seen in different channels, especially the blue channel. This makes me suspicious that it wasn't the sky that was replaced, but that the picture is actually a composite of two pictures divided at the center, or horizon line.
This may be explained away if you had manipulated the pictures' foreground. Otherwise I'd say this is a good fake, and a little Trutu trickery. Nothing personal, I could be wrong, I've been wrong before.
I've seen a few people add clouds to their background that look pretty realistic. One example is on DJ's page in a picture titled "Muscles". I've tried to duplicate the effect, but have had no luck.
I took this picture this spring while I was vacationing in Northern Minnesota along Lake Superior. It was a cold windy day, I guess they all are. I made some adjustments in Photoshop to bring out the colors. I like the picture but something is missing in the sky. I’m not sure what it is. Is it...
Was photographing skies (for future insertion into photos with gray skies) and noticed that the bougainvillea were nicely saturated and looked great against the blue sky -- so thought of you guys, and here they are!...
Hello!
I have a few photos that I would like to replace the sky...either it's blown out or it's just a boring scene. Are there any great actions that you use to fix this?
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