I went to another similar picture, and the sky stayed, but erase just completely removed the blue to white. As soon as I left click after choosing erase, my whole sky disappears, and a sky blue spot the size of my brush is place on the white where the sky used to be. Hi, again Baron, I tried following the steps you outlined 1 thru 7, and am having a real problem when I start to brush.
Larryĥ) Adjust Brush Size with left and right bracket keys (Windows).Ħ) Gently brush away the halos where they are present. That only works in one tone sky's, or I end up with a mess. I've tried going back into Photoshop, selecting, then inverting and the cloning from surrounding areas. Has anyone come up with some way to lesson or eliminate the halos. Luminar's AI method is a god sent, except for the halos. I have a stock of all kinds of sky's collected over the years, that I used to used in the pains taking old method of masking. My biggest problem is the darn halos in high contrast areas. Going through 100s and 100s of new and old photos and replacing dull, gray or white sky's with beautiful blue or in a lot of cases angry sky's or sunsets.
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