How to Use Luminar Neo's Colour Tools for Better Edits

[@AnthonyTurnham]

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[@davidsandison482]

Thank you Anthony, I have only just got around to watching this video. You have taken a lot of fear/mystery out of the color harmony tool in Luminar Neo. Now its time to practice.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Wonderful! Great to hear 😀

[@hepgeoff]

I have always been confused by the Color Harmony tool, so haven't used it much. Thanks for this! It was very helpful.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

You're so welcome!

[@peteschenck9655]

I have always been afraid to work with the color harmony tool, fearing getting into a situation I did not want. Thanks for the education. Time to practice!

[@apark3796]

Colour! Thanks for this. I’ve always been confused by the colour harmony tool(s). As you say, a little goes a long way. I would Love to hear more on the colour tools.

[@rebeccamoore4177]

Colors. More, always more from you. You have some really cool ways of editing.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Thanks Rebecca,

[@atthewoodie3384]

Would love more on color. Thank you!

[@NeilMcAliece]

The other way you could be missing "Develop RAW" is if you've bought a recent model of camera that isn't supported yet. Until the most recent update, I had to use Adobe DNG converter to get access to Develop RAW with files from a Fujifilm X-H2. They were recognised as raw files in the catalogue and previewed fine. I was just missing the RAW in Develop.

[@FlashToast]

Thank you for this video Anthony! I was nervous about my choice to switch to Neo from Lightroom, but your guides have made me much more confident in my decision!

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Great to hear.

[@Sec480]

Yes. Please give us more demo on Colour Harmony and Curve tools. Thanks.

[@marknathan7744]

Excellent mate keep going I am starting to binge watch your videos

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Nice one! 👌

[@paulinanelega]

Amazing - what a great edit and tutorial! More colour stuff, yes please. Thank you!!

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Thanks Paulina 😄

[@clivemoody2964]

Thanks Anthony for your videos, they're always well explained, not rushed and I've learnt lot from you - so many thanks. I have a question, if you make a single image HDR is there an easier way to get the original image as a layer so you can combine the 2 as you showed in this video? I find having to go into Windows explorer to find the original image too cumbersome. I've tried duplicating, but that doesn't seem to work when I go across to Edit. Keep up the great work.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Not that I've found just yet. Hopefully an easier method will be built into NEO soon.

[@macsprotte1436]

Masterfully presented

[@bramelsheretan]

COLOUR : how about a set of videos working through colour controls including HDR basic through to advanced?

[@kareemtejumola5443]

More on colour thanks for your usual brilliant tutorials

[@SlatinaNature]

Really enjoying videos about color harmony, fantastic tool.

[@dpoon73]

HDR merge Hack is something I did not know or think of using.

[@felixthecat1882]

Hi Anthony! Can you tell us about the 'Matt' feature in Luminar Neo? I still don't understand what it is and how it is used? 😾 Regards from Felix the Cat. 🐱

[@travelrefocused]

Color. Brilliant stuff. I enjoy your teaching style. I also love the way you come up with topics on things I didn't even know that I needed to learn. I've dabbled with all of the tools in Neo, but you take their use to the next level which I appreciate. I truly feel like my editing is improving thanks to these videos.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Thanks so much. That's great feedback and much appreciated! 😀

[@Humbug7225]

Would love to know more about colour for my landscape pics. Your videos are excellent!

[@chrisb980]

Thanks Andy, great stuff as always. Masking tutorial and colour would be great! Also, Neo seems to run pretty snappily for you, what sort of spec machine are running it on?

[@AnthonyTurnham]

No worries Chris. 32gb Ram, Ryzen 7 2600+ 2tb m.2 ssd NVidia graphics 1070. Needs a bit of an update and planning a new machine in the next few months.

[@dashley23]

More on colour please Anthony (also pleased to see you've used correct spelling 😉)

[@cowpony11]

Thanks. Great tutorial! More on color please 😊

[@nigelchase2407]

Very nice, more color please 🙏

[@elsiepoynton9576]

Thanks great advice and great teaching love it

[@russelllennon3043]

l look forward to more on Color

[@famverstraete]

Thank you very much for your video. I tried to use it on a MAC, but it seems there are no profiles available for the XT-4. As I saw you also have XT-4 in your files, I assume you also have one. What did you do to resolve the lack of profile available?

[@snowfiresunwind]

Another excellent video for us Luminar Neo beginners. Thanks!

[@DroningaboutIreland]

Masterclass as always, thank you Anthony 👍

[@hierlesim]

Very informative, thank you very much!

[@ianslingsby3415]

Amazing and so easy to do hack with HDR merge

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Hi Ian. Thanks for the comment. I'm just going through my members details and noticed I don't have your email address to grant you access to the downloads folder. Could you please send that through to [e-mail] Thanks 😀👍

[@stephenjane8193]

Thanks. More on colour please. Steve nz

[@patricktobiasz532]

Well done thanks.

[@ArminHirmer]

nicely explained

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Thanks Armin 🙏

[@Santamike212]

Wow that was a lot, thank you

[@AnthonyTurnham]

No worries!

[@markflanagan521]

Great presentation Anthony and the fact that you push the boundaries of the tools makes for excellent and clear understanding for mere mortals like me coming out of the film era. i am still waiting for that photo stack of a deep landscape though😉😉🤭, just kidding

[@gossedejong9248]

thank you!!

[@markshirley01]

Im a capture one user but its quite an old version 11 I think, I got it for tethering but don't do that anymore. But the price has shot up and I only do basic editing and a bit of spot removal, I use Affinity Photo (plus the suite) for artwork. Im just thinking about saving some money and moving to Luminar for the basic 'session' work - do you think ill be ok. My reference to 'basic editing' Exposure Clarity Structure Shadow Highlight Saturation Colour temperature Sharpness Noise reduction Cropping ... then a batch export. ⭐PS is there a filmstrip view - cant see it on any video

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Great question. Yes to Luminar being more than capable for your editing step list. However, while you can sync adjustments across photos working with batches can be system taxing and therefore a bit slow. I often do batch exports when I'm taking a break from the computer.

[@markshirley01]

@@AnthonyTurnham is there a filmstrip view (horizontal or vertical) so I could click through the images that I want to work on.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

@@markshirley01 I'm away from the computer to double check. I think so 🤔. If not the G key takes you to the grid view where you can favourite images and move to collections for editing.

[@GAEVKA2011]

Color

[@TC_Conner]

At 2:13 in, you went outside of Luminar to get the HDR image, but you forgot to show us how to export the image out of Luminar so that we could do what you did. 🤷🏼‍♂ EDITED to say that I found out how to do it myself.

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Hi. Yeah, good point, I'd left it out of this one as I've covered it a few times before and just wanted to focus more on using the colour harmony tool itself.

[@TC_Conner]

@@AnthonyTurnham I use color balance quite often. 😎

[@kareemtejumola5443]

Colour