Sky Replacement with Adobe Lightroom Classic and Photoshop
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- This video shows how to complete a basic sky replacement using Adobe Lightroom Classic and Photoshop. The image is a photograph I shot of some wrecked boats on the River Orwell, Suffolk, England. It was a nice blue sky day, however, a plain blue sky can reduce interest in an image, but does lend itself towards a sky replacement :-)
If you would like to follow along, here is the RAW image to download :- drive.google.c...
Please respect my copywriting, you are welcome to use the image, however, if you post the image online please provide credit to 'Jame Photography', thank you.
Amazing editing!!
Thank You 😀
A beautiful piece of Fine Art Photography. It takes not only an accomplished photographer to capture the image needed, but someone with artistic skills to transform the photo into Fine Art Photography. Clearly, you have both.
I just love watching you weave your magic
Another great tutorial Jamie, get so absorbed watching them and I've learnt so much, really made a difference to my editing (for the better).
I am very happy to hear this Philip 😀
Jamie, thanks so much for this tutorial. We have a similar boat graveyard here in Kent at Hoo Marina that I've been to several times trying different exposures, different lenses and then editing in different ways with different software products. However, I've never captured what I believed was possible in any of my final images - until now ! Using your lighting techniques means I've finally created an image that I'm reasonably happy with, not great and not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but I can now see a different way of processing that will open up all kinds of new possibilities for me - Thank You !
I am glad to have been of assistance and it would seem, raised your enthusiasm level 😀
That was awesome...
😀
Excellent tutorial! Better than most and I appreciate your laid back straightforward explanations, no click bait here just good information. Had to subscribe
Thank You Jules, I appreciate the feedback 🙂
Absolutely Breath Taken, Excellent Crafted Photo, Turning A Photograph Into Beautiful Art. Many Thanks For Sharing.
Thank you for your comment and kind words 😀
Thank's Jamie I really liked your tutoriel
You are very welcome Paul 😀
Amazing tutorial, very helpful indeed. Wow!
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it 😀
Another great tutorial *****
Excellent work....thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome :-)
Very interesting and helpful to see. Thank you.
Excellent work young man love your editing, I'm going to be doing car photography this year but still find you video's very interesting, Thanks.
very helpful indeed been to pin mill a number of times but edit really does help thank you for showing and sharing your artistic skills
you are very welcome Patrick 🙂
You have created a stunning image. Very impressive and inspirational.
Beautifully done. I get the technical approach but alas I'll never have the artistic eye that you possess. Sigh.
I was once the same, but I followed Serge Ramelli for many years and slowly learned the art, in more recent years I developed my own style. With practice, I am sure you could produce something similar. I share the RAW file, so download and follow along :-)
@@jamiermathlin Its very kind of you to offer words of encouragement. I think I'll need to watch your video a few more times and digest your approach/techniques. I took some pictures of fishermen boats in Cornwall so perhaps I could try doing something like you've done with one of those pictures.
@@jamiermathlin I love watching Serge Ramelli's videos and have been following him for the last year. I'm also really enjoying your videos and love the fact that you have been including the RAW files for us to follow along. Thanks for another great tutorial!!
As always Thank You 😊
You are very welcome 😀
This was fantastic video
thank you
Thank You, really good tutorial,
nice idea about relighting it after the basic initial edit,
just be aware, that sometimes the straighten level with horizons,
can be not quite right, sometimes shorelines are not exactly 90 degrees from the camera position,
and if their are any uprights, thay can give a tilted look to the image,
Overall a good teach.
thank you for the advice 🙂
Excellent. Would be fine to see also how you print this and see the result. Because in my mind it is just then the work is finished,,, take care Göran from Latvia
I generally print on to canvas, they come out well :-)
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Just curious, if you were doing sky replacement why you had to get rid of the dust spots before?
I do my edits on the run, so I do not necessarily plan what I am going to do, so removal of dust spots is part of my early workflow, and then I may choose to do a sky replacement 😀
Finally! I've found someone with the same ideas! (Photography doesn't have to be a mirror image) nice one! Brilliant finish.
Oddly enough I was taking the same shot 2 weeks ago and changed the sky, but I'm having trouble preventing the sky from contaminating the boats in certain areas. When I examined the sky layer it hadn't masked out all of the boats correctly on the edges, I corrected what I could using the 'Background Eraser' but it was a bit hit and miss with the Mast structure. I know it's a 'labour of love' but it seems incorrect to have to do this. Do you have a work-around for this?
the refine tool in 'Select and Mask' within Photoshop is a very good way of correcting the mask if it has been selected incorrectly. Thanks for the comment 😀. ps. Are you local to Ipswich ?
@@jamiermathlin Hi Jamie, thank you for replying, I'll try that out. No I'm not really local, but I'm not too far away, I'm near Maldon, but as far as I know there is nothing like that 'Graveyard' as they call it, local to me, (Blackwater, Crouch and Thames) and it's not easy finding a boat that doesn't move when the tide comes in! (I love long exposures)🙂