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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 558672" data-attributes="member: 6277"><p>i have the same problem a lot when shooting birds in flight. I have been playing in Lightroom and boosting the blue levels of a pale sky and in many cases I have been able to change that pale grey sky to a blue sky that is still natural. </p><p></p><p>I have tried the sky replacement a number of times and it will work once in a while but so many times it looks like the sky has been replaced. I just have not had good luck with it. If you are going to do it though go out and shoot them yourself. Go out on a totally clean day and shoot in different directions, do the same on that day that has the super blue sky with the fluffy white clouds. Do a mix remembering to shoot in all directions so that you can match the quality of light of the shot you are replacing the sky in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 558672, member: 6277"] i have the same problem a lot when shooting birds in flight. I have been playing in Lightroom and boosting the blue levels of a pale sky and in many cases I have been able to change that pale grey sky to a blue sky that is still natural. I have tried the sky replacement a number of times and it will work once in a while but so many times it looks like the sky has been replaced. I just have not had good luck with it. If you are going to do it though go out and shoot them yourself. Go out on a totally clean day and shoot in different directions, do the same on that day that has the super blue sky with the fluffy white clouds. Do a mix remembering to shoot in all directions so that you can match the quality of light of the shot you are replacing the sky in. [/QUOTE]
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