One of the tools recently added to Photoshop was a new AI-based sky replacement feature. Similar to the headline feature in Luminar, it allows you to replace a sky without complex masking. While sky replacement has gotten something of a bad name recently, it can actually be useful for quickly fixing an otherwise problematic image. In this case, I use it to replace an overexposed sky with a similar one and salvage a photo with a minimal amount of work.

Sky Replacement in Luminar 4 is one of the headline features of the new version of the software, but it has a limitation in that it doesn’t do reflections. In this video I show you how to reflect the replaced sky in reflections with just the tools included in Luminar.