The use of the Textures & Backgrounds is non-exclusive, royalty free, and you have the right to modify them for the uses permitted under the clause Conditions of Use. No further payment or royalties are required to use these Textures & Backgrounds. Matt Suess Photography retains full ownership of the textures & backgrounds under all intellectual property laws. Matt Suess Photography offers photographs of materials (Textures & Backgrounds) for photographers, special effects artists, graphic designers, game developers, and other professions. Want some skies to play with on your own images? Click here or scroll to the bottom of the page to download them for FREE.You own the rights to the final image and can use it for commercial purposes.īy purchasing a stock photo texture and/or background set from Matt Suess Photography, you agree to the following: I will also show each application using the same photo and sky so you can see how each program handles the sky replacement. In this article, I will share three that I am most familiar with- Photoshop CC, Luminar AI, and ON1 Photo RAW-and 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. There are several photography software applications that you can use to replace skies.

Thankfully, with the use of post-processing, we can easily replace skies in our photos and make them look better than the original.

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.

If you photograph landscapes, or anything with a sky, you’re very much aware that the weather does not always cooperate.

Ai sky replacement