The net result is an intentionally vibrant sunset postcard.Įven with 50 megapixel images from a Canon 5DsR, the plugin in Photoshop CC 2015 worked extremely fast. I could have also chosen to create a mask to avoid applying it on the water or to isolate the water to give it a different color as well. The After version also features Autumn preset from Adjust with “process details independently” checked and it reuses the sky replacement mask to avoid applying the effect on the sky.
Sky replaced with whatever you choose with ease Here’s the before and after where I chose to use a cloudless sky to avoid taking away attention from the umbrella scene, but if I wanted a more exciting sky with better clouds I can easily do experiments in either the stand alone version or in Photoshop: Here’s a video tutorial where I do a sky replacement on the scene shown above using Photoshop to demonstrate reuse of the mask on multiple layers: Notice how the background replacement was done directly in the app with before on the bottom left, after on the bottom right and the mask shown above Here’s a look at the responsive user-interface first introduced in version 4 now with stand-alone support: To support this background replacement is necessary directly in the app so this new panel gets added so you can tweak your new background directly in Remask without having to use Photoshop. Remask now runs stand alone which allows it to integrate with other products like Lightroom and more.
In my opinion, no masking product has been easier to use than Remask so I was excited to get the chance to try out the latest version this past weekend when I was writing this review. While Refine Mask has improved a lot, the reality is that it still is tough to do complex refinements and get good results. Downloads of version 5 available after NOON Central Time on 8/25/15
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