Tutorial - Further examples of sky change
Jan 28, 2016 07:55:13 #
Here are some more images where the sky has been changed along with the original.
Link is to the Tutorial explaining how very easy it is to do.
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-364916-1.html
You will find it works best if you desaturate the skies in your images taking out all the Blue and Cyan with a Hue and Saturation adjustment. Reduce completely both Saturation and Lightness to get the sky as white as possible
Link is to the Tutorial explaining how very easy it is to do.
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-364916-1.html
You will find it works best if you desaturate the skies in your images taking out all the Blue and Cyan with a Hue and Saturation adjustment. Reduce completely both Saturation and Lightness to get the sky as white as possible
Jan 28, 2016 11:21:54 #
I love the effects.............except the lower left image.
the sun is hitting the clouds from the right.........the tree from the left.
I only noticed because I did the same earlier. :oops: :oops:
the sun is hitting the clouds from the right.........the tree from the left.
I only noticed because I did the same earlier. :oops: :oops:
Jan 28, 2016 18:06:29 #
photosbytw wrote:
I love the effects.............except the lower left image.
the sun is hitting the clouds from the right.........the tree from the left.
I only noticed because I did the same earlier. :oops: :oops:
the sun is hitting the clouds from the right.........the tree from the left.
I only noticed because I did the same earlier. :oops: :oops:
Did not look at light direction my friend its purely an exercise to back up a tutorial I wrote about replacing sky. What I wanted was to show different skies and how easy it was to completely change a photo.
Can assure you for a post asking for critique on an image it would be different lol.
Thank you for dropping by my man. Your observation has been taken on board.
Jan 28, 2016 20:02:17 #
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I was under the impression that anything posted in FYC was subject to to C&C. It will not happen again.
Billyspad wrote:
Did not look at light direction my friend its purely an exercise to back up a tutorial I wrote about replacing sky. What I wanted was to show different skies and how easy it was to completely change a photo.
Can assure you for a post asking for critique on an image it would be different lol.
Thank you for dropping by my man. Your observation has been taken on board.
Can assure you for a post asking for critique on an image it would be different lol.
Thank you for dropping by my man. Your observation has been taken on board.
Jan 28, 2016 20:20:05 #
photosbytw wrote:
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I was under the impression that anything posted in FYC was subject to to C&C. It will not happen again.
You misread my meaning I think so Im sorry for that. The tutorial is written with all PP users in mind from beginners to intermediate so I try and keep it simple. Direction of light is very important to achieve realism so it will be covered in a future tutorial and after you spotted it I was going to use this as an example and credit you with a keen eye.
Part of writing tutorials is answering feedback and queries so I may have rattled off a reply to you without explaining the situation fully.
I am indded grateful for spotting what I missed and it will make fine tutorial material to pass on.
So please always comment exactly as you see fit my friend. A skilled eye is always welcomed and I do agree with you a post should always be available for C and C.
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