When Xiaomi announced the Mi CC9 series, the two phones came with a feature in the gallery app that allowed you to change the sky in photos to a different one from a set of presets. The feature has now been made available for several Xiaomi and Redmi phones. If you have always wanted to try out the feature but don’t have a Xiaomi phone, you should be able to do so soon as Adobe has revealed that its Photoshop editing software will be getting a similar feature, and it is packed with more customizations.

According to The Verge, Adobe has a conference that is scheduled to run between October 20 and October 22 and we expect it will unveil new features for its suite of apps. Ahead of the launch, it has released a video that gives us a sneak peek of the Sky Replacement tool coming to Adobe Photoshop.

Users will be able to switch the sky in photos to a different one available in the built-in presets. They will also be able to add their own presets to use in their images. Adobe says the tool uses AI to tweak the foreground to match the choice of sky you choose. So it should automatically adjust the brightness of your photo if you choose a sunny sky or add a golden hue to your photo if you choose a golden hour sunset sky.

Adobe didn’t say when the feature will be available but more details should surface at the conference next month.

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Back in May, Xiaomi added a feature to MIUI beta called “Sky” that allowed you to change the sky in photos to any from a set of presets. Initially thought to be a future that will come with MIUI 11, the feature came bundled with the Xiaomi CC9e and Xiaomi CC9. Now, it has been revealed the feature is also available on the Redmi K20 series.

The announcement was made by Redmi GM, Lu Weibing, on Weibo today. If you own the Redmi K20 or Redmi K20 Pro, all you have to do is go to your gallery, select a photo with the sky in it and choose edit. Listed among the filters is one called “Sky”, scroll through them and choose the one that best fits. You should also be able to adjust the strength of the filter.

It is not clear if there is a new update for the phone or all you have to do is update your gallery app. Do let us know if you already have the feature and what you did to get it.

As shown in a demo video by XDA-Developers back when it was available in beta, the feature also works for downloaded images as long as the sky shows in the photo. So you should be able to alter your favorite wallpapers too.

We expect the feature will most likely roll out to more devices as time goes on.

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