Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop Generative Fill/Remove Tool - Classic Day-to-Night

In this video, I will demostarte how to take a photograph on a wet and rainy day, and turn it into a Classic Day-to-Night, using my technique with advanced masking in Adobe Lightroom, as well as Adobe Photoshop Generative Fill and the Remove Tool, with a sky replacement to cover over the grey sky.
This image is of the Carpenter Arm Pub, in Lacock, Wiltshire, England, a Village where some of the footage for the Harry Potter movies was filmed.
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[@marlinsobbota9846]

Your day-to-night conversions are ALWAYS beautiful, pleasing to look at, have lots of drama, and outstanding examples of Fine Photographic Art. And most of all, educational for the rest of us who watched the video. You give us something to aspire to.

[@jamiermathlin]

thank you Marlin, your continued support is very much appreciated 😀

[@steffore1]

Fabulous edit Martin 👍🏽

[@jamiermathlin]

Thanks 👍

[@AnilPatel-tu2qj]

Excellent, Jamie. It is always a pleasure to watch Master at work. I've learnt so much since I discovered you.

[@jamiermathlin]

Thank You Anil, you kind words are very much appreciated 😀

[@MrRaceluver]

Jamie: It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you!

[@jamiermathlin]

You are very welcome, and thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment, it is very much appreciated 😀

[@MyStocko]

Another brilliant tutorial Jamie. I,ve learnt more in the last 3 months of watching you and your detailed explanations than ever before. fantastic job.Please keep them coming.

[@jamiermathlin]

Will do ! 😀

[@laurataylor8919]

Thank you Jamie. Your videos have been a fantastic tool for learning many of the intricacies of LR. I will continue to work on Day to night to practice on my own images. Great videos. So appreciate your full explanations.

[@jamiermathlin]

Thank you Laura for taking the time to leave me a comment, it is very much appreciated, I am so happy to hear that my videos have been helpful 😀

[@ASMPHOTO]

Thank You

[@jamiermathlin]

you are very welcome 😀

[@CaravaningaroundAustralia]

Excellent as per usual. I keep watching and always pick up something I didn’t know or realise before.

[@jamiermathlin]

I am very happy to hear this 🙂

[@marcystarnes5511]

you sure do great detail which adds depth to the window frames

[@jamiermathlin]

Thank You 😀

[@tonystephenson8105]

Absolutely love this tutorial. Excellent work Jamie thank you. Your pace is well measured and explanation of your work process is a breath of fresh air. Keep these tutorials coming!

[@jamiermathlin]

You are more than welcome Tony 😀

[@tonycole6877]

Love you videos changed my look out on architecture photography just back from a day out in York and took lots of shots of old pubs and ally ways with your techniques in mind so thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill 👍

[@jamiermathlin]

You are very welcome Tony, I would be interested to see what you create, once you are happy to share. You can message me on my Facebook page 👍

[@tonycole6877]

@@jamiermathlin No pressure then 😩🤣 of course l will be happy to share and I'll join your FB group thank you again for sharing your knowledge and skill just watching the York potions Webinar and learning lots more 😁👍

[@jasonlacey5979]

Brilliant... Excellent work, thank you

[@jamiermathlin]

You are very welcome Jason 😀

[@jonponder3283]

Hi Jamie . Another great tutorial. I’ve bit the bullet and updated my IMac to 32 gig ram and a bigger graphics card. Father Christmas has come early lol

[@jamiermathlin]

You will be cooking on Gas 😀

[@kristijanignjatovski4415]

Jame,just one question. What would you do if there's no adobe generative feel in Photoshop.

[@jamiermathlin]

my earlier videos cover the use of the stamp tool and then the development to the remove tool and eventually on to generative fill. This video covers day-to-night and object removal with only the stamp and heal tool 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/noa6nWp5Zcpjfpo&ab_channel=JamieRMathlin

[@berkeleyfuller-lewis3442]

It is REALLY annoying when a KZbin channel has the title "Adobe Photoshop blah blah blah" and then spends part or ALL of its time using Lightroom. I neither like nor use Lightroom. I find the Photoshop & Bridge/raw camera far easier. So -- your viewers will be looking at your video opening, baffled that you ARE NOT IN PHOTOSHOP. Stupid bait-and-switch.

[@jamiermathlin]

Sorry about this, I did want to include Lightroom in the title, but I was limited by the number of characters however I have changed it now, thank you for the feed back 😀 I just do this for a hobby...

[@mike1902]

Don’t watch it then

[@mike1902]

Another great Video thanks Jamie…..these types of videos given inspiration to what you can do with ‘record shots’ that we all take when we visit places and the conditions aren’t perfect! Thanks again.