I don’t have to put it off because it takes too long or is too involved anymore. The name “Photoshop” no longer intimidates me now it excites me! I can’t wait to get my photos home and start playing around with them. If you are like me, Are you a casual picture taker or just getting started in photography and want an easy way to organize, edit, and share your photos and videos? The Elements lineup is all about simplicity and sharing with both your photos & videos. I have heard amazing things about Photoshop, but always feel a bit overwhelmed when I start trying to edit. I am always looking for great editing software, but am terrified of the word “Photoshop”. You can find more Photoshop Elements guides on our dedicated photo editing section on LensVid.You Can Get the Perfect Shot With Adobe PhotoShop Elements 14 #BestLifeEverĪcadiana’s Thrifty Mom has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free. If you are ready to move into the more advanced (full version of) Photoshop – we have quite a few videos on fixing and improving different problems with skies including: “ How to Add a New Sky in Photoshop in Under 1 Min” “ How To Do a Quick Sky Replacements In Photoshop“, “ How to Fix a Smudgy Sky in Photoshop“, “ Fixing the Sky with the Patch Tool in Photoshop“, “ How to Replace a Skyline in Photoshop” and “ How to Replace the Sky in Photoshop“. You can use an adjustment level of levels and play with the blacks, midtones and whites until you can adjust your image to the level that you want.
With layer mask you can show or hide any part of the image – just select the area that you want to switch and press alt/option key and add a mask and the area you selected will turn black and now you see the layer below.įinally you can fix the lighting of the skies to make them look more natural. Now you want to make the clouds to be behind the original image, so double click the original image layer on the right side and make it into a regular layer (instead of a background and locked layer) and move the new clouds layer below it).Īt this point you can erase the sky part of the original image to show the lower clouds layer from behind the main layer – but this is considered destructive – a better and more powerful way is to use a layer mask. You need to make sure that it is at the right size (Gager shows how to make it smaller and larger).
To pull this off we first bring into the original image a photo of skies that you want to add (maybe from a different image you have taken). This video takes a step by step approach to switching the skies from a photo and bringing in a better looking skies from another photo and making them look as if they belong to the first image. On this video Bob Gager, Group Product Manager for Photoshop Elements, demonstrates how to replace a boring skies in a photo with a more interesting ones using Adobe Photoshop Elements.
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