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Photoshop: One-Click Epic Skies (The Ultimate Guide)

- 01.03.26 - ErcanOPAK

A boring gray sky can ruin a perfect architectural shot. Don’t waste time with the Pen Tool.

Step 1: Select Edit -> Sky Replacement.
Step 2: Choose from Dramatic, Sunset, or Blue Sky presets.
Step 3: Photoshop automatically masks the edges, trees, and buildings perfectly.

Expert Tip: Always adjust the ‘Foreground Lighting’ slider to ensure your subject’s light matches the new sky’s mood.

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