Hey guys,
First post here. I'm a relative newbie to photoshop but I've been watching video tutorials and such trying to figure out how to fix my image issue.
Basically, I took a few photos to create a panorama with photo merge. In the images that I took, I have 2 areas of blown-out sky (but these areas still have cloud information recorded). When I stitch the images together, it forms a sort of halo around the middle portion of the sky that is the correct bluish-grey. I have tried fixing the issue on both images individually and after they were stitched together as well. Neither approach seems to work to convincingly deal with the problem.
I have been trying different color range options to select the blown-out areas, and fill with the bluish-grey with reduced opacity. It worked decently well on the 2-image picture but i still have a U present. Any ideas on how to trump this little pain in my butt?
Disclaimer: I rushed a photo merge to show the original photo's blow-outs, so yes I do know that it's not cropped, the perspective is off, etc.
First post here. I'm a relative newbie to photoshop but I've been watching video tutorials and such trying to figure out how to fix my image issue.
Basically, I took a few photos to create a panorama with photo merge. In the images that I took, I have 2 areas of blown-out sky (but these areas still have cloud information recorded). When I stitch the images together, it forms a sort of halo around the middle portion of the sky that is the correct bluish-grey. I have tried fixing the issue on both images individually and after they were stitched together as well. Neither approach seems to work to convincingly deal with the problem.
I have been trying different color range options to select the blown-out areas, and fill with the bluish-grey with reduced opacity. It worked decently well on the 2-image picture but i still have a U present. Any ideas on how to trump this little pain in my butt?
Disclaimer: I rushed a photo merge to show the original photo's blow-outs, so yes I do know that it's not cropped, the perspective is off, etc.