Transforming a Day Time Photo into a Night Scene
- ON1 Photo RAW
- 29:24
- Intermediate / Advanced
Turn a day time image into a moody night-time scene using masking, layers, blending modes, and more with ON1 Photo RAW 2020. Learn how to use basic compositing techniques to replace a sky, add a sun star on to a street lamp, and then paint light with Local Adjustments.
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Robert BenyonMay 23, 2020
Good imaginative work as usual. I would really like a preset for the changes to the base layer before and after making a new stamped layer – any chance please?
litestep@telia.comMay 23, 2020
Hi
Good one, thanx.
Where can you find sunstar images?
Regards
//Håkan
Harry ForresterMay 23, 2020
Learnt plenty. Thank You!
You mentioned “Urban Explorer” LUTS – free from On1. Where are you able to download them. They seem interesting.
Regards
Hervé blanchonMay 24, 2020
Hi,
Great tutorial! I followed step by step with the provided image. Unfortunately I do not have the Urban Explorer LUT family (I am subscribed to On1 plus but I was not able to find it or a download link) so I used an other one instead.
Thanks!
Cynthia ClarkMay 25, 2020
My Sun Star & Sun Flare images are a Filter. How do I put them into Layers?
Cynthia ClarkMay 25, 2020
Never mind – found the Sun Stars & Flares in On One Extras.
Linda PerdueMay 28, 2020
Very interesting video – thanks for posting – now that I have seen how you are doing it, I will find a photo and do the same type of process and see what I come up with. Thanks.
Luca CutoloMay 31, 2020
I like the tip for the light in the window. Thank you
Elizabeth GirardeauJune 2, 2020
This may be one of the best tutorials yet. I learned so much. I disagreed with some of the tweaks that were done in this one, but that’s OK, because I don’t have to do this quite the same way. The bottom line is that I learned some things that I can and would do. Many thanks. Keep these tutorials coming!
Brian BochicchioJune 8, 2020
I see the LUT link. Thanks for those. But, no follow along image like Hervé mentioned. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
LionSeptember 27, 2020
Thanks Dylan! Excellent video!
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