2014
Lynda
Chris Orwig
0:42
English
What do you do with a sky that's dark and stormy, blown out, or just plain ordinary? You can spend hours trying to enhance it, or you can replace it in just a few simple steps. Chris Orwig shows you how in this Portrait Project. He'll show you how to make and refine a selection, mask out the sky, and insert a new, more dramatic sky—all in Adobe Photoshop. In order to make your replacement look natural, Chris spends the second half of the course showing how to improve the detail, color, and tone of your new composite.
Introduction
Welcome
Using the exercise files
1. Replacing an Ordinary Sky with Clouds
Combining multiple files together
Selecting the sky
Refining the selection and building a mask
Repositioning the clouds
2. Improving Details, Color, and Tone
Transforming and flipping the clouds
Using Refine Mask to improve edge detail
Using the Minimum filter to clean up edges
Correcting the horizon line
Conclusion
Next steps
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