Blue-Hour Blending - How to Get Noise-Free Foregrounds in Milky Way Photos

[@johnwheeler5271]

Thankyou Austin really helpful help and advice.

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Happy to help!

[@PonthusPyronneau]

I like the blue hour content, keep it up. I've had my frustrations in the field with low-light environments, so I just started using a strobe/flashlight like Milky Way Mike.

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Hope it helps!!

[@Mr09260]

What a great Lesson >> Subscribed >> I have no idea how to blend/Merge Photos in P Shop >> I take M Way pics here in S Africa using ONE shot in camera but this is pure Gold >> thanks

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Thanks so much! Hope it helps.

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Nice video 👍🙂

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Thanks!

[@cameraman2157]

Been wanting try this but have you made a video where you have trees that you have to make mask of where I live there is a lot of trees

[@AustinJamesJackson]

I teach some advanced masking techniques on my workshops!

[@cameraman2157]

@AustinJamesJackson would this be something to purchase on line ?

[@kfacpa]

Hi thanks for the vid, would definitely like to see a vid that where the foreground is not as clean. I do have a question please, can you treat the sky as a sky replacement in PS? Thanks!

[@AustinJamesJackson]

I have another video on advanced selections that may help. I’ll keep that in mind for future videos too!

[@Byaltair]

@AustinJamesJackson thanks for the video, appreciate the explanation!
A question, after blending, instead of applying the 3 new layers to edit the foreground, would it wotk the same if export the blend to LR and using the foreground (Sky-Inveet) mask to edit / adjust the colours there?
Cheers

[@AustinJamesJackson]

Yes you can if you prefer to edit in Lightroom!