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Unconvincing Sky Replacements

Across my last 12 landscape edits where I replaced skies, diagnose why some feel integrated and others don't — is it i…

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DBecome — “help me grow”Across my last 12 landscape edits where I replaced skies, diagnose why some feel integrated and…+
Across my last 12 landscape edits where I replaced skies, diagnose why some feel integrated and others don't — is it inconsistent matching of horizon, light direction, or colour grading? Recommend a repeatable step-by-step sky-replacement routine and one colour-grading trick to tie sky and foreground together so the result reads cohesive every time.
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I frequently need to change skies across multiple studies and sometimes the results feel tacked-on.

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