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00:00:00Hello everyone, and today we are going to see a situation that
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00:00:04It has happened to me that
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00:00:05when I started the photo shoot of the turbiritual, which
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00:00:09was canceled, and when I finished it, or when I had to
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00:00:14do some additional after having done the interior, it had cleared and had come out alone, then let's see how to replace this sky with another one
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00:00:25First I'm going to bring the sky that
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00:00:29did when I went up to the roof for example, where I have a fairly straight horizon in the middle of the photograph, then I will use the same real sky, although
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00:00:40we can have a bank of skies from other places that
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00:00:44may coincide in our project
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00:00:49In principle I'm going to drag the sky layer below the original photo, and the original photo I'm going to give control A to select all, control C to copy, and I'm going to give the
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00:01:04mask symbol
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00:01:07With alt, I'm going to click inside the mask, and with control v I'm going to paste the same photo
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00:01:14As you can see the masks are shown in grayscale, if we go back to the photo we will see what
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00:01:22It is transparent and what
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00:01:24is opaque, we go back in with alt in the mask, alt and click on the mask, and activate the levels with control L, we are going to make that
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00:01:38the sky is white and the stage is black so that
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00:01:43we can retain the real scene, but replace the sky
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00:01:50We have to
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00:01:51try that
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00:01:52This transition between heaven and what
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00:01:55we are going to keep it as abrupt and differential as possible
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00:02:08The closest thing here doesn't leave us much more, we don't have to
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00:02:12worry about the details down here, nor dissipate details of some cloud that
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00:02:16has been left
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00:02:17Which
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00:02:17We are interested in the transition between the building and the real horizon.
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00:02:24we will preserve and the sky
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00:02:27As you can see here are some areas where
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00:02:30We have not achieved the first one, but here yes, this is a very differentiated edge, and here for example it happens to us that
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00:02:39Of course the building has light colors and you can't differentiate them.
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00:02:45If we give asift inside the mask we deactivate it, then the color difference between this sky and this building is not the same as
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00:02:55between this sky and this building
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00:02:58We enter the mask and here when the shapes are straight with the selection of the deadline we can go to make the silhouette of our stage and the rest of the edge we go out of the canvas, we have to
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00:03:41fill in everything with black
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00:03:43There is inside the selection, we click here and we have black as secondary color and with control and delete we fill the selection with black
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00:04:02The sky, for example, has been left to us
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00:04:04the same, we change the secondary colors, but white, subtract and here we have it
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00:04:13a slightly blurred area, we deactivate and need to keep this transition
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00:04:23So we come here, we copy, we can also use the brush with a high hardness, we are painting white and we would already have our mask to act, we need that
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00:05:02or the other way around, we go to the control mask and invert and we would have our stage and below it the sky layer, as a final detail, if we see the transition a little with saw teeth,
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00:05:28We can enter the mask and apply a blur filter.
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00:05:34Gauciano with very little to do
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00:05:38blur the transition and it remains
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00:05:43as integrated as possible
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00:05:50So far a quick and effective way to replace one sky with another, I hope that
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00:05:58It has been useful to you and we will see you in the next one.