LrC Sky masking migrates into clearly defined non-sky elements.

[alphabyts]

I love the way it works--until I noticed that it was masking into clearly defined areas of non-sky elements. I have been just going back in and painstakingly erasing/removing with a hard brush all the areas that it has softly masked so I don't get color influence in those elements. Am I doing something wrong? I follow the edit order recommended by adobe when editing images.

[dj_paige]

I don't think you are doing something wrong. The AI Masking isn't perfect.

[alphabyts]

It reaches in quite a distance. If the colors were similar in tone level,
I'd certainly expect that but when they are so clearly defined...the
selection tool in PS works so nicely it would be a dream if they could
apply that piece with some level of feathering adjustment available to the
user. They are making me lazy Ha, ha....

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Kind Regards,
Lorraine Wright

[dj_paige]

It reaches in quite a distance. If the colors were similar in tone level,

There are no settings you can set that would modify the sky mask created.

However, you might try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubirkWcd9I8&t=635s&pp=ygUhbGlnaHRyb29tIGNsYXNzaWMgbWFza2luZyBza3kgdG...

[John R Ellis]

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With my pics, Sky masks often blend into the non-sky elements. For example, here's an original pic and the compute Sky mask:

Usually, that blending works to my advantage, avoiding harsh boundaries when I make aggressive edits to the sky and/or non-sky.

Are there situations where after you make the desired adjustments to sky or non-sky, that blending is noticeable and undesirable?