Can you replace sky after applying a template?

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Derik Tran

• December 24, 2020 13:54

It doesn't seem to work as it mixes in 2 different colors or themes.  I want to apply then show the right looking clouds. 

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  Margaret Bright

  • December 24, 2020 16:05

  Hi Derik,

  You can always adjust the scene with such sliders as Relight Scene, Sky Temperature, Sky Exposure, and others: https://prnt.sc/w995wc

  After you make all the edits, you can save the final look as a new custom template and use it later for other images.

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  Derik Tran

  • December 24, 2020 16:07

  After I applied a template, I want to replace the sky using the same theme or style.  It wouldn't do that and messes up the entire look.  If I replace the sky first then apply the template, it removes the sky I replaced.  So do I have to just do one of them, re-export as a TIFF, and then apply the 2nd?  The other adjustments won't really work.

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  Margaret Bright

  • December 24, 2020 16:35
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  Derik, in this case, for now, exporting and re-importing is the only available workaround. You can apply the sky first, export the image, import it back to Luminar AI, and apply the template afterward. 

  But I think that the ability to adjust the sky to the colors of the selected template is a great suggestion, and I will forward it to our team to have them consider implementing it in the future.

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  Richard Harrington

  • December 28, 2020 01:01

  There is no need to double export.
  
  

  1. Apply the template
  2. Replace the Sky.

  
  You can not save a new template if you want to reuse it or Copy and Paste adjustments.
  
  
  

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  Derik Tran

  • December 28, 2020 17:16

  hi Richard, I tried that.  Applied the Artic Sea template then replaced sky.  the sky came out very odd and I lost my 'theme' from Artic Sea.  it does not retain the same theme but rather blends some weird coloring.

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  Derik Tran

  • December 30, 2020 15:44

  Hi Richard, 

  To show you the issue, let me replicate it and attach the results.

  1) Here's the original picture

  

  2) Applied Artic Sea template

  

  3) Replaced Sky with Blue Sky 3

  

  3) All I did was HIDE the sky replacement to show before/after.  It took over entire change rather than adhere to the template appled.

  

   

   

   

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