Interior Editing Techniques for Real Estate using Luminar Neo

Let's learn the techniques to put the polish on our real estate interior photos using Luminar Neo (bit.ly/Luminar...) and make it pop! In the previous photo editing tutorial we created a seamless interior/exterior exposure merge ( • Exposure Blending Inte... ) and it's that shot that we're going to edit.
We'll look at correcting geometry and making sure verticals are true. We'll address colour casts. We'll bring in more contrast and localised details and we'll see a unique use for one of Luminar's creative tools for whitening and brightening the walls.
If you missed part 1 where we used the HDR merge tool in conjunction with the original raw files as layers to create a believable exposure blend here's the video: • Exposure Blending Inte...
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[@kaptionparis]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@JustinGannonRealtor]

I purchased Luminar Neo just yesterday after watching several of your videos! I purchased it for real estate photography and your videos will be watched many times. Hope to see more‼️ Thanks

[@archiphoto]

Nice one Justin. I've got a lot more Luminar tutorials over on my other channel.

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[@amirehrlich4969]

Thanks Anthony. I liked the idea of using the Dramatic tool

[@wildpatagoniafilms16]

Love the final file! stunning! When you use Luminar NEO you also use for final touches Nick Collection...? or is it either one of the other? Also.. I know from your other channel you do landscape/nature... 🤔 Can Luminar NEO do 1-Focus bracketing... 2-Time Blending 3-Focal length Blending & 4-Perspective Blending...? Thanks! I officially saw all your posts in tis channel! Amazing! thanks!

[@archiphoto]

Thanks. I'll use either Neo or Colorefex but not both for the final steps. Neo also does focus stacking.

[@DonnieGQX]

Neo is great but would you still use Lumenzia to master these files? Or does the AI do a similar enough job where you may not need it. Also, I wish layers were easier to use when controlling masks like how PS uses layers.

[@archiphoto]

It's more a question of two very different workflows. I'd either go one route or the other. Personally my preferred go-to method is with exposure blending (with Lumenzia bit.ly/3dpGeub) but if you're only in the Skylum Luminar Neo ecosystem then this is the approach I'd use.

[@AverageatMostThings]

Where can you get the Camera Profiles for the develop tool? I am looking for one for the Lumix S5

[@youtubeid_07]

Can you please show how to edit single exposur and 3 exposur image it makes help us

[@archiphoto]

Sounds like a good idea. So do you mean a comparison as to why you'd choose to use 3 brackets instead of just a single exposure?

[@nicksonchang3301]

Hey for beginner getting started Architecture Photography and Virtual Tour would u recommend Canon EOS M6 Mark II or Sony A7RIII?

[@santiagov89]

Canon if you want only fontography, Sony for video

[@JamesWilliams-in3py]

Started out good but looked very fake at the end. Your other edits were better. I use Luminar too but hardly touch anything because it starts to look incredibly fake very quickly. You had tons of hdr bleeding in this