Yep, Shel, done that before myself, and it worked great. Just wanted to ask though - exactly how does the cloud filter work? I have never been able to get anything near what I wanted with it...
tan. Shel wrote: > Hmmm .... magic wand might work, but select color or selecting similar may work > a bit better, depending on the foreground. Actually, once the sky is selected, > it might be ok to invert the selection and copy the foreground to a pic of a > great sky, nice clouds, good contrast and deep blues ... while I've not tried > it, the cloud filter in PS might work if there's a cloudless sky. Lots of ways > to get a good sky. > > William Robb wrote: > > > I would just shoot the darned thing and use some of the Photoshop tools to > > adjust the sky to what I want. > > Perhaps the magic wand tool to select the sky, then some levels and curves > > corrections to bring it to where you want it. > > If your a Christian girl, pray for clouds..... > > > >
