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Adding Blue Sky to Dull Grey-Sky Photo
I took some shots in Reno, on a dreary grey-skied day. everything looks cool except for the sky... anyone have tips on how to add a blue sky to the pic... see below
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Permalink Reply by ron matt on -
Select the sky, copy and paste into. 1) select that layer and paste a sky into it or add color by way of 'blending options'
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Permalink Reply by KelleyJo Bruenning on -
I would go with something similar to what Ron says below, but for a real sky feel, I would go outside on a nice day with a few clouds, and snap a few photos of just the sky.... over saturate by 1 or 2 clicks to get good blues and underexpose by a click or two as well... then just select the sky from your photo and drag your clouds into it. Can't wait to see the result!
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