The blue and bright sky is a dream for every fan of photography, because the blue sky adds to the beauty and depth of images. But the sky is blue like this course more difficult to come by, especially if you take pictures of objects in the great city, and pale gray color is the sky every day.
Fortunately with Photoshop we can make the sky bluer. We will use the tool called Graduated Filters are available in Adobe Camera Raw (automatically installed along with your Photoshop installed). This tool was created to mimic the workings of Gradient Filters are usually installed in front of your lens.
Here are the steps:
- Open your photo in Adobe Camera Raw. If you have a photo with raw format you can simply open them in Adobe Camera Raw, if you have a photo to JPG / JPEG or TIFF follow these steps to open the file in Camera Raw.
- Activate the Graduated Filter tool, and press the G key on your keyboard so the photos have been open in Adobe Camera Raw, to enable the Graduated Filter tool.
- Press and hold down the Shift key while you click on the edge of the image and drag your mouse to the bottom (depending on the height of the sky).
- Set the parameters on the right. Play the parameters to the right until you get to taste the color of the sky.
Note: Grid gradient: the green pin is the top and red pin is the lower end.
- Exposures: if the lower, then it grew dark; saturation: the greater the stronger the color will be more; color: select color to the color of sky blue in color picker.
- So, the color of the sky in your photo would be more interesting. Just added: you can also use this trick to make another gradient, not just the color of the sky.