Photoshop CC Ver 22.0 Sky Replacement

I was excited to learn that the newest version of Photoshop CC has added a new function for sky replacement. Previous to this change, my experience was that sky replacement was an arduous and often disappointing process. Now you simply open your photo in Photoshop, select Edit/Sky Replacement, and then select from several choices such as blue skies, spectacular skies and sunsets. It’s that easy, and its use of artificial intelligence software does a good job of masking around difficult selections like tree branches that proved so difficult before this update. By way of demonstration, the photo on the left is the original photo, and the one on the right includes a sunset sky replacement. 

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About Dave Hood

Married to my wife of 54 years, Barbara. Two adopted grandsons, Jim age 20, and Billy, age 15. Retired from the Air Force Reserve after 26 years in 1993. Retired from Air Force civil service with 34 years of service in 2000. Worked an additional 7 years for General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems before finally leaving the workforce. Hobbies include working around the house, exercising our Labradoodle Shadow, travel, and photography. My photo equipment includes Nikon Z50 and Z6 cameras, several Nikon lenses, a Godox speedlight, Godox 200 and 600 watt studio lights, a Manfrotto tripod, a monopod, and assorted filters. I use Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop CC for post processing and ProShow Producer software for producing slide shows (mostly about travel) set to music.

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