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The campaign lead hates the flat winter sky in the location shot and wants a lively banner by tomorrow; I can swap skies but I'm worried about color mismatch.
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+We shot a hero on a grey overcast day and the banner needs a warm late-afternoon sky that matches…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We shot a hero on a grey overcast day and the banner needs a warm late-afternoon sky that matches our brand tone. Given the subject is backlit and slightly rim-lit, tell me whether a generated sky will composite believably or whether I'll fight edge fringing and color bleed. If it's workable, list the first three adjustments—color temperature, rim light recovery, and horizon blend—I must make so the new sky reads native.
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