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SolarSync: turn a daytime exterior into a twilight photo

Start from one daytime photo, pick the moment, and SolarSync works out where the sun really sets from the house and your camera spot, so the evening light falls where it would.

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What you’re seeing

A twilight shoot means a second trip at dusk. With SolarSync you shoot the exterior in daylight and turn it to twilight afterwards.

Pick the moment, and SolarSync maps the house, the spot the photo was taken from and where the sun sets, so the evening light falls where it really would. The house stays exactly as photographed, and it works on the back of the house and the pool as well as the front.

On screen

This film has music and no narration. These are its words, in order.

  1. Step 1Start with a daytime exteriorOne photograph, shot in daylight.
  2. Step 2Pick the momentSunset, Twilight or Dusk.
  3. Step 3SolarSync maps the sunsetThe house, your camera spot, and where the sun sets.
  4. Step 4Create TwilightThe light falls where it really would.
  5. ResultTwilight, from one daytime photoSame house, same angle, evening light.
  6. Out backEvery exterior, one eveningThe front, the back and the pool.
  7. SolarSyncShoot by day. Deliver at twilight.

Read more

Twilight ConversionThe full feature page, with before and after examples.→AI twilight (blue-hour) generationTurn a daytime exterior into a twilight shot, in-browser.→Sky replacementSwap a flat, overcast sky for a clean one on exteriors.→

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