Perfect Exposure Blending With Luminosity Masks - Luminar Neo Editing Tutorial

Save your highlights and restore details in the shadows - without using HDR. How to combine differently exposed photos to Luminar Neo's latest update 1.19. With luminosity masks we can now create exposure blends for a full dynamic range ! You can get Luminar Neo discounted here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO Using code ATNEO10
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[@AnthonyTurnham]

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[@macsprotte1436]

By far the best and most consistent Luminar teacher on this planet!

[@bretteortiz]

As I watched this video, I was that guy saying OUT LOUD "why not just do a linear gradient from the bottom up?" well sir... you got me. Touché brother. You humbled me. Great video and tutorial. Now you need to pay me rent for living in my head cause it's like you already know what I'm going to say and have answered it. 😅 You're the man Anthony!

[@jorgemoro5476]

OMG turn off those damned. Blue. Lights.

[@DerAndi-]

Your Videos are very good. Can you show us the exposure blending with more , 3 or 4 , pictures please

[@chk3811]

👍Thank you.

[@hughellins1422]

Still on form thanks

[@edwardkillesteyn1479]

Thx Anthony. What if you wanted to use a full set of (say) 5 bracketed images. Presumably you would have to repeat the process another 3 times. HDR is certainly easier.

[@nigelchase2407]

Very well done

[@Centauri27]

This is an excellent intermediate/advanced tip, Anthony! Thanks for sharing the info that'll help us level up our editing game. And please do more of the "doing it wrong" tips! I learn so much that way.

[@dpoon73]

Excellent tutorial. As a beginner, can you tell us when we should use this technique and when we should use the HDR merge tool.

[@ChasWG]

I always learn something new from these videos! Thank You! I love my Luminar Neo!

[@williamschone9358]

Anthony, thank you so much for that detailed explanation! It’s going to require me to view it a few more times to get on top of the technique, but the results you uncovered are amazing! Again thank you for your willingness to share your talents, very sincerely appreciated.

[@Amidekor]

Dziękuję bardzo.

[@ericdavis293]

Great explanation compared to the HDR merge. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@jonnyroids1482]

Another great tutorial Anthony, well done.

[@Prismavision_tech_outpost]

Thanks, mate! What I wished for! 🤩👍

[@RodrigoPereira-hu2nx]

You’re a brilliant teacher, Anthony. Calm soothing voice, no fussing about and a fountain of knowledge. Keep up the brilliant work 👍 One question, in case you can answer in the future: I’ve tried automatically blending 360º HDR photos in Luminar and they do not work correctly afterwards when viewed in 360º software, where the photo joins there is always a clear line which breaks the immersion. Lightroom on the other hand blends them perfectly and looks seamless. Any tips to resolve that issue in Luminar? Thanks

[@johncameron6853]

Spot on Anthony, thank you very much. The way you tutor us is excellent, you make it so easy to follow what you're doing and make us believe we can do it just as well as you. Stay loose mate👍😎

[@gossedejong9248]

brilliant, thank you!!