He Said I Couldn't Replace the Sky in this Photo using Photoshop

[@AnthonyMorganti]

In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to replace a sky in an image using Photoshop. I previously used this image to replace a sky using Luminar 4 and mentioned, I could do it in Photoshop, but it would take longer. A person commented that I wouldn't be able to do it. So, in this video, I did it. Please follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/anthonymorganti/ Checkout my Recommended Gear List: www.amazon.com/shop/anthonymorganti If you're interested in Photoshop, Lightroom, Adobe Stock, and the Creative Cloud, you can find more info here: bit.ly/2zwQ0nW I use this software to record my screen: telestream.pxf.io/DMrW2 Unsure of how to price your photography? Check the 2019 Guide to Pricing Your Photography: amzn.to/2S1CiU7 All links above are my affiliate links. Please read my code of ethics statement for more info about my affiliations: onlinephotographytraining.com/code-of-ethics/ Thank you for watching!

[@swastikmund3563]

been following you for me than couple of years now. You Do a great job in explaining things

[@Ps_now]

And you did a very good job at it, but your method is NOT the fastest one, THERE is a much faster method, as I wrote, using blend if and smart objects, under two minutes. Keep on the good work.

[@richardh353]

You explain things so easy, getting to the important stuff straight off, no waffling like so many other channels. Great video once again

[@raymondbaddeley6467]

I have been watching your tutorials for a few years. I think this is one of your best. Many thanks!

[@r.v.niddrie9111]

Excellent. How you remember all this is a mystery. No doubt you are a very smart man. Kudos from a great full Canadian

[@graham_T]

Excellent video . Very clear explanation of the process . Thank you

[@miroslavturiak4578]

Anthony, I wish I had all your knowledge about all these editing softwares! Thank you very much for sharing it with us here on KZbin! I would like to have a friend like you to help me personally 😉

[@shastapaul8544]

Another excellent video. Why would someone doubt the master. Thanks!

[@docguha]

I was looking for this tutorial for a long time. The way you explained was so easy. Thanks & Regards...🙏

[@PHILI041]

Really enjoyed this video, very well explained, concise and to the point.

[@ronshephard9429]

Excellent tutorial Anthony.

[@souocara38able]

Excellent!

[@bobcohen4008]

You certainly taught me several things I didn't know. Excellent video.

[@fuegoimages2885]

Nice work, but it emphasizes the fact that I really don't want to use Photoshop. I like dumbed down options like Lightroom Classic along with Luminar.

[@rgarlinyc]

Well done - you won the bet! (I *knew* you could do it!)

[@carolbell4550]

Thankyou Anthony. I am teaching myself PS by watching your videos. ….. Started at episode 1... Yes I have to keep redoing them (using my own photos) but am slowly understanding more faster than what I did in the beginning. Coming from S. Africa I have a lot of animal shots some of which I would like to make certain changes to.... May I send you an email and photo and ask your opinion. ie… have a super shot of a lion but sadly background not nice. Was wondering if background could be blacked out and subject artfully dodged and burnt?

[@maze400]

Nice now, can you do it in Affinity photo?

[@CB-ue1qf]

Wow!

[@photonsonpixels]

Very nice tutorial Anthony. I noticed that you used the eraser. Whenever I use it it becomes “sticky”; ie I can’t go back to a normal brush unless I do a bunch of “tool presets reset” so it really is a pain in the neck. I am curious to know if that has ever happened to you. Thank you!

[@Ps_now]

Hi, with all due respect, there is an easier way to do it in Photoshop, using the blend if and smart object future. And with only a few clicks.

[@kemerthomson]

Was one final result better than the other? An advantage with Photoshop is that there is a lot of power to further refine (and fix), although that Luminar does a pretty good job with a minimum of steps.

[@ernestrex5264]

Great job. Still one would have to go a long way to improve on Luminar or Topaz Remask.

[@BobG-eh5fc]

As Always, another great video!!! I don't have Luminar, but subscribe to PS, so always good to know additional tricks.

[@leonardsugarman1433]

A challenge definitely; doubt also; BUT you are not being called a liar! Sorry Anthony.

[@edwardrogner6281]

Using Blending Options seems a whole lot simpler. Just a few clicks. Why not a video on that process?

[@anudweipayan]

Can we follow the same process in Affinity photo.

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Luminar 4.2 for the win.

[@miguimau]

Basic technique for any Photoshop advanced user. That commentator knows nothing. You can use dodge and burn on the copy channel to refine the contrast, either, after using Levels. I always forget the defringe thing, though. So, thanks :)

[@UttonPhotography]

For comparison sake, it would be interesting to see you do this photo in On1.

[@jss27560]

Are there many things you cannot do in Photoshop?

[@MarkBowenPiano]

You could probably do this pretty quickly using the blend if controls too.

[@ipb1966]

Good video but disappointed with the sensational click bait thumbnail.

[@Nonduality]

Anthony can fool me with clickbait any day of the week.

[@halkahn5035]

This makes brain surgery look easy.

[@tonymurphy9112]

I lost interest halfway, then I realized that to be at the forefront of technology you got to be at the top of your game? I think that's why Luminary 4 will win in the Longrun......

[@forgewire]

Now shoot this wide open, and put this tree in bokeh. Luminar 4 is useless 😀 When background is blurred, Luminar can replace a sh*t!

[@MarkBowenPiano]

Well to be honest, anything that an AI can do can always be done (and better) by hand.

[@Alpa6c]

You should always be honest...