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Only just realising when I got back home the pictures I had taken for my website have an overcast sky, I should have waited til the sun came out. Anyhow what is the best way to `turn the sky blue`
It is a smallish section (about 10% of pic) but does contain a tree on one side ,so not all straight edges.
I do have other pictures that I can `copy` the sky from
Previously I have just used the clone stamp for this type of thing but I dont know how to deal with the `tree` area
As you can probably tell my knowledge of photoshop is limited (version 6.0)
help appreciated
It is a smallish section (about 10% of pic) but does contain a tree on one side ,so not all straight edges.
I do have other pictures that I can `copy` the sky from
Previously I have just used the clone stamp for this type of thing but I dont know how to deal with the `tree` area
As you can probably tell my knowledge of photoshop is limited (version 6.0)
help appreciated
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