Brilliant Jim , another great tutorial

ya but how do you go to the next new photo i have to x out the whole app and start fresh. the basics arghhh! HOW

Thanks Jim this has been a wonderful tutorial, I am signed up but cant find your free ebook the link just sends me to sign up .... anyway I will watch this video again thats for sure 👍🥂

Thanks Jim, great video.

thank you!

Thanks Jim A great explanation and example . I need to go revisit many of mine and use this improved technique.

Great demonstration on ways to dodge and burn. On another note, I’ve taken some photos in the fog. Is there a particular method one should use when editing these images ? If so, can you do a demonstration on that ? Thanks

There is a much simpler way to do this in a decent editor. Much more control, way faster and better results. Quit using these stupid raw develop tools for local adjustments.

Thanks Jim for this interesting video. Your methods clearly give more flexibility and seem to make the Dodge and Burn tools redundant. Just started to work through your "Lighting the Landscape Course".

It’s a bit funny one of the things I appreciate the most about Ne-Yo is it gives me so many options to potentially use other than dodge and burn in Photoshop. I just love all the easy to use masks. I have access to use. This is a very interesting method.

Merci Jim pour cette belle démonstration.

I'll watch this one more than once. Heh. Thanks, Jim.

thank you!

Hi, Jim, I 100% agree with you about Aurora, which unfortunately is discontinued. I have been trying so hard to find something equivalent to Aurora HDR in a way performance and to be honest with you, I have no success. I have tried Photomatix, ON1, Luminar Neo, LRC, HDR Efex of Nik Collection (the first HDR app I used some 8 years ago. I soon turned to Aurora HDR after I found Aurora). I have got a few other apps recommended by Chatgpt which I am really reluctant to try as I read through their key features. You probably have some hidden gems in your collection. Would you help me? I need one because I just gathered a group of photography enthiusiats playing along. Thanks so much in advance. I am also known as Michael

The ai portion talked FOREVER. Maybe because I high a high mp camera? 48 mgpxl I think

Hey Jim, great video. Do you know how to export just the favorites instead of the whole project? Thanks.

I'm trying to understand how everyone who reviews this software says it's extremely fast editing, show me how you edit 2000 photos from an event you took through this software, if you don't lose your mind first..🫠

Does it support the Loupedeck + keyboard?

My luminar neo (1.21.2) Doesn't have the color mask option that you shows in tip #5. Any idea how I could get it?

The course helped quite a bit with some pictures. I had taken last year while on a photo trip to Alaska. It really helped me pull out the blues since it is an unusual shade some excellent tips and ideas. I can’t even remember the last time I had to use Photoshop

The course helped quite a bit with some pictures. I had taken last year while on a photo trip to Alaska. It really helped me pull out the blues since it is a unusual shade some excellent tips and ideas.

Thanks for all your videos on Luminar! I am brand new to photography and photo editing, I just purchased Neo and I also have DXO Pure Raw 4… should I do noise reduction first and then take .dng file it creates into Neo?

Mr. Nix, just so you know that when I click your link to buy the on1 upgrade (current owner), it sends me to the on1 landing page. When I click the purchase button, it defaults to a code other than yours, i.e. earlybf (early black friday special). It is the same 20% discount for me, but does not credit you as a source of the sale. I have to manually delete the default code and enter your code. I don't know if this can be corrected, the programming may be daunting for On1 to redesign on their part.

This mini course is very well done. Thanks Jim for all these videos. It's a great learning method

Hi Jim, just got it. I've been looking forward to this course, as I really like your teaching approach.

I got mine!

G'day Jim I just purchased this course. Can not wait to start and hopefully learn some of your brilliant knowledge from it. Havagooday Greg

Great idea that of a "mini" course!

Jim I bought your course and look forward to learning new techniques that you offer. As always, I enjoy your videos and appreciate all your hard work! Cheers!

Thanks for this Jim and seems to be ian interesting package. I must say that the resultant Monocrome image is amazing.

Looking forward to delving into the course Jim! (Yes, I sill have and use Luminar Neo!)

One thing I'd like to see covered in your tutorials would be where different tools overlap in their capabilities (color, light, noise, sharpening, etc., etc.) why one would choose one tool vs. another or how they function differently, etc. Thanks!!

I wouldn't count out LUT's, it's film industry standards (Mood app) applied after develop vs. monochrome Adobe based profiles in Raw or Luminar's own profile so you pick a standard to start? What the truly gifted poses is a mind that precision sorts out variations in perfect slide presentation and they pick one, while I'm left to sort them out like playing cards in front of me and decide which, no way could I just go ...all done, nothing to compare it with though

This is a big update. And thanks for showing us the important improvements.

why not water enhancement app if you use the select object tool which grabbed a mountain peak, same principle because it grabs the water and you can control blue, green, original color, contrast, brightness...Mask; if you slide the controllers to full, then back adjust the look for the area you see....you can live paint in that effect with a brush as opposed to brushing red fuzz all over then going back to adjust -sort of a reverse technique requires more trial and error, but the enhancements live painted are still adjustable after applied without using layers, and I find it more personal when using intuitive tools like Neo has .... Something like Affinity which I use, is not intuitive at all no AI involved and a great product to have just because an intuitive self-learning system is something that takes you to another level of viewing, that's fine with me however I prefer to have a base line. You never know where you are until you look behind from where you came or you just assume you have progressed? Point is Neo changes how we see things right from the start, we are slowly being programmed in this way of seeing things differently and the direction curve of the AI involved is not leading us, taking us where we want to go. I like the idea of being tethered in this sense, therefore Affinity, but Neo is my go to

Jim I always use your tutorials to enhance my Photos and you never fail to teach, how to make a better Photo. Super Thanks!

Thanks for another great demo. One thing I learned, only after seeing my blown-up prints, is that it's virtually never a good idea to add structure to the sky. It makes the colors look "segmented" or banded almost like a topographic map. Also, it seems that if you raise the sky highlights excessively, objects that touch it seem to have a white halo around them, particularly branches.

Cheers Jim sitting here with a stinking cold catching up on your videos

Hi Jim. Thanks once again for all your helpful info and hard work. Just a question, would this version of luminar mobile work well on earlier model ipads. ? Thanks

Thanks for sharing

Hey Jim, any chance of a tutorial on how to make Sunrays pop? I have a lot of shots with sun through trees and some fog but would love how to make them pop abit more in the final edit

I would never change a colour of a photo because I want my photos to look like it was when I took it. So that is a waste of time.

Why didn't you use the water tool to do the river? I like it.