Better Edges for Sky Replacements in Photoshop

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[@eddiekdavidk1969]

Never realised this facility before. Thank you, Matt.

[@DrewKav]

Always great, Matt!

[@BubbleGendut]

Good point matching skies to the time of day the photo was taken

[@davidpederson8845]

It would be great if PS could apply this to the sky selection under the Select drop down menu. I can have difficulty with artifacts and halos at the transitions when pushing the sliders a little too much. I've been hoping PS would address this by using something like edge lighting. Thanks for the tip. I always get something from your tutorials, even if it doesn't always apply directly to your subject.

[@DanielTGramkee]

Yes, it can often look fake, when we do sky replacement. But, if that's what the client wants... 🤷Thanks, as always, Matt, for making these concise and accessible.

[@MattKloskowski]

Good point… but the vast majority of people watching this don’t have clients. So it comes down to what you want for your photo. Thanks!

[@MrJcalais]

Be interesting to see how it goes doing a tracked milky way panorama replacement

[@isoawe1888]

Hey Matt. So appreciate all you share with us. Have an off topic question. I use the same RAID as you do. My drives are almost full, and I was getting ready to buy larger ones. Then I noticed that you have multiple units daisy chained together. Can you enlighten me with your decision and how it works? Appreciate you.

[@stevejarvis186]

Anyway apart from your taste another great video thanks.

[@MattKloskowski]

Thanks ;-)

[@stevejarvis186]

Do you know Matt I used to think you were a real intelligent guy until I saw that Bucs mug in front of you! LOL