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If you photograph landscapes, or anything with a sky, you’re very much aware that the weather does not always cooperate. Whether (no pun intended) it’s a bright blue sky with no clouds, an overcast day, or a sunset when the sky did not cooperate, it’s frustrating when you create a photo with a dull sky. Thankfully, with the use of post-processing, we can easily replace skies in our photos and make them look better than the original.<\/p>\n

There are several photography software applications that you can use to replace skies. In this article, I will share three that I am most familiar with\u2014Photoshop CC<\/a>, Luminar AI<\/a>, and ON1 Photo RAW<\/a>\u2014and I will discuss the pros and cons of each of them, along with some tips on using the software to replace skies in your photos. I will also show each application using the same photo and sky so you can see how each program handles the sky replacement.<\/p>\n

Want some skies to play with on your own images? Click here<\/a> or scroll to the bottom of the page to download them for FREE.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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