In this video Serge will show you another way that works every time and no masking needed to help fix that issue, and go through several images, testing out which system performs better depending on the subject and image type. The only downside that seems to be consistent for both is that sometimes the mask is not perfect and the reflections don’t really work regardless of what platform. In other words, the area separating the sky from the rest of the image shouldn’t be blurry or hazy. In order to use Luminar 4’s AI sky replacement tool, it’s best to use an image that has a noticeable or sharp horizon. Edit Mask allows to erase or paint in the new sky mask. But both are very very useful tools for your editing needs and can save you hours of time in front of the computer. Sky Exposure adjusts the tonal value of the sky. Both tools have their hiccups, advantages, and disadvantages showing that regardless of the system you choose, there’s still going to be some manual touching up needed to make it perfect. While in most cases I am totally all for this since I’ll use anything that’ll save me time from in front of the computer and let me spend more time behind the camera! So today, Serge Ramelli has decided to tackle the newest features that has most people talking, and that’s to compare the AI Sky Replacement tools between Adobe Photoshop 2021 and Skylum Luminar 4 (Which was the first to launch this feature).īoth use Artificial Intelligence to create a mask to put in a new sky of your choosing into an existing image. The Luminar AI Update 2 is available today for all current Luminar users on both Windows and MacOS.It seems that everywhere you look today with Photo retouching tools, it’s all about the AI tools that are available Make it easier, faster, better. New camera support: Canon EOS R5, Canon EOS R6, EOS 850D, EOS-1D X Mark III (lossy compressed files), Fujifilm X-S10, Leica M10-R, S3, SL2-S, Nikon Z 5, Z 6 II, Z 7 II, Olympus E-M10 Mark IV, Panasonic DC-G100 / G110, DC-S5, Sony Alpha 7C, Sony Alpha 7S III, and the Zeiss ZX1. Skylum has also beefed up its Templates experience with a better workflow, easier browsing, and marketplace integration.įinally, Update 2 brings support for new cameras (below) and file formats like RAF and lossy compressed CR3 files.
New overlay elements can be easily moved, flipped, rotated, and resized as well.
Speaking of image overlays, PNG files with transparency can now be uploaded as textures, and these files can then be used to add effects to photos including watermarks, text, and decorative elements. Transformable texture overlays have been added via Local Masking, and the Texture tool now offers advanced controls to transform texture and image overlays.
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