TV, Window, Fireplace & Sky Replacement

[@BinhNguyen-vh1ee]

i like your sky replacement action. with only one button. so micracle

[@RichBaum]

Thank you

[@cpplinford]

Do you ever have to go back and reshoot an exterior? I shot a house a couple of days ago that had telephone poles, wires, a white sky, and a mountain behind the house with a white cloud in front of it. I tried a sky swap but it looked ridiculous. I didn't want to take out the poles and wires since it wouldn't represent reality to the buyer. But the sky was flat and lifeless. I'm going back today to reshoot with sun but I was wondering what you would do.

[@RichBaum]

I almost never go back as I really don't need to.. if I do it's at their request and it's a paid session.

[@cheryldecgmail]

Another great video! I have used all of these, except the sky, with great success. The TV replacement has become an "extra" that agents love. Thank you so much! Cheryl, Housescape Photography.

[@LuisAlvarez-fj5ny]

this is one of the best tutorials I have seen. Thank you for sharing such great tips and tricks.

[@eddieparker1680]

What if there is something in front of the tv, like a plant or decorative piece? Great tutorial..

[@RichBaum]

Then you need to get creative..

[@christian.ballé]

Really valuable tips and a well made video. I like the way you present everything. Listen to you is really fun.

[@Talev777]

Awesome tutorial Rich, your videos are helping me out alot! Thanks from Australia :D

[@carrigman]

Another great vid. That TV trick is so cool :-)

[@RootHopper]

Really nice tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to share your techniques! Really like the fire addition. So much easier than actually starting a fire!!

[@MikeLeePhoto]

Hi Rich, Mike Lee from Australia here. I do real estate/commercial work myself as one of my portfolios. Love your work & have picked up numerous tips & ideas from you. i also bought the PBA Sky replacement software after seeing you use it. Much easier than Photoshops! Now just saw over on Peta Pixel Adobe is bringing out soon software for Photoshop called Sky Replace.his appears to be even easier than PBA'S version. Virtually grab your house pic, click on a sky pic and within Photoshop it appears to meld the sky easily!. The colour of the sky selection also relects on the foreground the colour/shade that would have been there , though that to can be adjusted. it looks promising! Have a look.,

[@jordanstaiger7978]

Great videos! How do you manage to keep the white balance across so many different photos? I feel like every time I shoot multiple exposures the white balance is slightly off for each photo. Any tips?

[@RichBaum]

Jordan, I offer one on one coaching if that is something you would like to know more about please send me an e mail with your details and we can set up a call.. [e-mail]

[@HoustonBrownPhotography]

The tip about making sure the flashed window is LIGHTER than the ambient window along with DARKEN mode is huge for me. I have been having luck with normal but like you said. This is much better technique. May have to include this in one of my tuts as well at some point.

[@grandpacat8043]

YOU SOUND KINDA LIKE TRUMP

[@RichBaum]

Sorry

[@Tsagkaraki82]

I dont have the Flame Layer.. :(

[@RichBaum]

It should be in Photoshop under "Render"

[@jmsreya]

Quick question, why did you need to save the selection for the TV instead of just making the selection when you got that far? Seems unnecessary. Great video! I had seen the darken mode edit before and I do believe I'm going to start doing this. Thanks for all the great info, keep 'em coming!