[manikandan@kappsoft.com]

hi...

i have one building image day view... but client asked change to night view effects in the building... so give a ideas....

[no2pencil]

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[modi123_1]

manikandan@kappsoft.com, on 22 Jan, 2010 - 12:01 AM, said:

hi...

i have one building image day view... but client asked change to night view effects in the building... so give a ideas....

Throw a blue overlay on it.. and tweak the opacity and fill?

[Lemur]

It depends entirely on the photo you're working on. I'd select the sky by either color range or any other method and drop in a new night sky, tweak with the hue/saturation values of the rest of the image. Look up tutorials or post the image

[calebjonasson]

Like Lemur said it depends on the photo you are working with. If there are buildings you may want to add shadows and make the windows glow a little bit.

[gfeeley]

I agree with it depending on the picture, but I would use adjustment layers to achieve a transform. Try using a curves layer, hue adjustment, color overlay. Using adjustment layers leaves the original intact while letting you experiment with different settings. Also the results will vary with the order the adjustment layers are done, so keep this in mind. Replacing the sky is a good suggestion, however if you can do it with the original you will maintain the integrity of the photo.

This post has been edited by gfeeley: 19 March 2010 - 10:52 AM

[MrWobbles]

Did you try googling it yet?

http://www.twin-pixe...oshop-tutorial/
http://www.webdesign...rial.15962.html

I used this phrase: "photoshop day to night tutorial"

[jrm402]

I found this site to be really helpful. http://www.ps99.co.c...-photoshop.html

[Scottm]

I would also suggest doing a dark blue-ish. Instead of doing just the sky, put if over it all. So, it gives a darker feel to the buildings and whatever else. But make sure to change around the opacity and stuff to give it a nice feel.

[calebjonasson]

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