Perfect Landscape

This is a neat new feature to Photoshop Elements—and to be honest, I dismissed it immediately because I thought, "OK, this is just going to be a fancy sky-brightening feature 
with, maybe, a diffuse filter effect." It really pays to check all of Elements' features in greater depth because, increasingly, you'll find some are now hosting sleek AI-driven features. This feature is no exception. You'll find Perfect Landscape in the Guided Edit edit menu, under Special Edits. What does it do? This is a sky replacement tool, which is impressive on its own, so I'm little curious as to why it has landed up being called Perfect Landscape. For me, "Sky Replacement" might have been a better name. Here's how it works:

To start: Open a landscape picture.

Step one: This step involves a little housekeeping: cropping for better composition, and then straightening the horizon—but only...