In this Photoshop tutorial by Phlearn, you’ll learn how to replace the sky in an image, ensuring it complements the original photo in terms of color, contrast, and tone.
Start by using the Move Tool to drag and drop the new sky onto your image, then turn off the layer. Select the old sky using a selection tool like the Magic Wand Tool. Once the selection is refined, turn the new sky layer back on and click the Layer Mask button to mask in just the sky. Unlink the layer from its mask to position the new sky as needed.
Adjust the colors of the new sky to match the original photo using a Selective Color Adjustment Layer, and clip this layer to the sky to avoid affecting other elements. Use additional adjustment layers, such as Curves, to fine-tune the sky's appearance and achieve a realistic look.
This technique ensures your final image looks seamless and visually appealing.
