You bet it is! You might still have to do some fettling around tricky edges like leaves, branches or hair, and Photoshop still can’t quite match Luminar’s finesse with awkward outlines like these, but it handles buildings, horizon lines and more clearly defined detail very well. Is the new Photoshop sky replacement any good? Horizon Position allows you to adjust the sky image to match the location of where the sun would be in your photograph.
In this Luminar AI review, we’ll take a look at how Skylum has revolutionised photo editing. It’s a program designed to speed up the editing process, freeing photographers from the toil of intricate image editing. But it does give us an excellent example of how AI can transform photo editing. It’s all pretty straightforward, particularly for anyone who already knows their way around Photoshop. Blend the Sky Within the slider options in Luminar 4’s AI Sky Replacement tool, you’ll see Horizon Blending this is simply the graduation of the blend. Luminar AI doesn’t answer these questions. Where Luminar uses complex AI to blend in skies, Photoshop’s approach is more traditional, creating a layered image with separate foreground and sky layers and masks which you can continue to modify after the sky has been added. You can download more sky packs from Adobe – we downloaded the free Storms Pack and Night Skies Pack – or you can use your own sky images. You’re not stuck with the skies supplied. (Image credit: Rod Lawton/Digital Camera World) Photoshop then creates a layered image with separate foreground and sky layers and automatically generated layer masks which you can edit manually if you need to.
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