New SIMPLE Way to RECOVER LOST DETAIL from a WHITE SKY in Lightroom! (2 min Tutorial)

Wow! I think you just saved one of my (otherwise) best photos from Japan! I'll be trying this when I get home. Thank you!! Edit: Yes, this totally worked! Thank you!!

how can I do that for a video?

RESPECT!

What App are you using?

I feel I did something wrong. I did get the color selection right but when I went to print and zoomed in my photo looked like a water color picture. (sigh) what am I doing wrong? thanks🤨🤨

This is a GREAT video...short and to the point. I'd love to see more of these.

thanks! I had the same problem editing a photo with exactly the same location !

Mate! You're my hero for 2022! I thought I had a whole shoot ruined, but with your tuturial I could salvage 85%!

I found your channel a few hours ago, and I've been binge watching every single video! So much valuable information and such interesting content. Congratulations and keep it up!!

I find using too much de-haze like this (even if you drop texture) can create a very unnatural edge against the horizon or any objects interfacing with the sky… might be better off doing this same trick using a linear gradient ?

Wow so much thanks bro

Thanks for covering this. An extra tip is when selecting the colour with the eye dropper if you click and hold your mouse you can then move the eye dropper into the image to select a colour within the image to match tone.

This is an awesome tip. It even works with skies that looked featureless to my own eyes when I took the shot!

Great tutorial...🧑🏻‍💻

Golden video

Very nice sir. Thank u

This was awesome…had not seen this technique

Awesome!

What version of lightroom are you using ?

Dude! that was really an awesome tip for me. Fantastic really. Thank you for sharing!

Great tip 👌👌

Nice advice! Thx!

More of these please! So helpful!

Great tutorial Mark, will definitely be trying out the workflow 🙂

Nice! I stumbled upon that tool earlier and was surprised at how well it can identify the subject and the sky.

Very useful

brilliant thanks Mark, wasn't aware of the colour options use, very helpful thanks

Amazing! Keep'em coming, Mark. Thanks for sharing :)

Fantastic Mark, thank you so much for this tip

Unbelievable! What a great tip, thank you!

Great tutorial and video format, loving it! Thanks 👍👍

We love you MArk, your such a huge inspiration and you always help and motivate me to push more in my photography skills, your the best

Man, this is awesome! You're great! Thanks

Cool

As allways a great video

Sensational, Mr. McGee.Thanks so much for sharing this precious tip!
Best regards.

Why am i always amazed by your uploads?? This is sooooo helpful.. Thanks Mark 🙏

Wow✔️ I did a shoot yesterday intending to produce a photomerge pano ~ snow topped mountains over a Loch. Absolutely rubbish and no matter what, the sky was “nothing” = so deleted all those 14 or so images‼️ wish I’d known this yesterday.
Thank you very much for sharing; given you a 👍

This was awesome. I do the select sky part but never in my wildest dreams thought about that slider combo afterwards. I've just tried a less severe version of this on a sky that was well blown out but not as badly as the demo one - it looks fantastic now. This looks like it will be a great series Mark!

Thank you brother

Just what I needed. Thank you.