Luminar NEO: How to turn DAY into NIGHT (Full Edit 🛠)

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you for watching my video. If you're looking for more Luminar NEO tools, courses and videos, check out my website 👉 www.cleverphotographer.com/luminar

[@libertyvilleguy2903]

Very good instruction, thank you.

[@williamschone9358]

Jakob, absolutely outstanding! Thank you for that video & sharing the techniques.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you very much William! I appreciate your support! 💯

[@janschoonakker2311]

Wow it’s a piece of art. 👍

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you, Jan.

[@philyoung4804]

Brilliant video, will definitely give it a try

[@CleverPhotographer]

Great! Do tell us how it goes!

[@NJM1948]

Excellent tutorial showing what can be achieved in NEO. My only observation is that there would be some glow from the moon and the church being lit as it is suggests the moon is at the opposite side...but the tutorial itself is very good and shows just how creative you can be

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you Nigel... you are completely right with the glow. I actually completly missed that 😮 Either way, I am happy you enjoyed it.

[@gunhildesser904]

Thank you, Jakub. I enjoy all your tutorials, but this one is one of my favourite videos...🤗

[@CleverPhotographer]

Happy to hear that! Thank you for your support! Is there anything you would like to learn about Luminar NEO?

[@gunhildesser904]

@@CleverPhotographer Could you maybe teach us how to create a believable thunderstorm scene, for example at the sea? Whenever I've tried it up until now, everyone has quickly realized that it's a photomontage. It was probably due to the color matching.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Great idea! I will do my best to make a video about this!

[@mauriceprokaziuk337]

What a great fun edit. Just amazed as to what can be done with NEO.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you, Maurice... Luminar NEO is getting really interesting tool with all the recent updates. We love it...

[@johnnyng2438]

Awesome!

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@behramcooper3691]

Great video.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you Behram.

[@hymanlevy2265]

Thank you Jakob

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you 😍

[@glenduneensw4858]

A great demonstration and thank you for the file to d/l. Always good to work in conjunction with you.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Yes, I think it is a great way to learn! Thank you for your support!

[@LG-gi9kw]

This is now the second tutorial that you have put together that I have watched, and you continue to impress me with the skills you impart to your audience. You have quickly become my favorite site for help with Luminar Neo. Thank you again!

[@CleverPhotographer]

Wow, thank you! Your support is very much appreciated!

[@twopoolpeople]

Great tutorial with very clear explanations'. I never get out at night and have been doing (trying) day to night photos. Thank you so much!!

[@CleverPhotographer]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your lovely comment Henry! Is there anything else you would like to learn about Luminar NEO?

[@chrisfigley]

Thank you sir, this was a fun one. I will be doing the edit with you.

[@CleverPhotographer]

Sounds good! I hope you'll have fun then!

[@MWTH37]

Thank You get tutorial

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you...

[@MWTH37]

Jakob Thanks again for this tutorial is there another method or procedural either with or without layers in Luminar to light up widows or lights? thanks again

[@CleverPhotographer]

Hi Michael, that's an excellent idea for a tutorial. There are a few other ways to do it, so I will prepare a tutorial for it. Thank you.

[@MWTH37]

@@CleverPhotographer Thank you

[@LanzaroteShowcase]

I followed along every step and that was amazing! One thing, when I exported the high quality image TIFF it exported three separate images, one of the mix, one of the moon, and one of the sky. No idea why that happened...

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you for your comment. Interesting, I've never heard that before, but I hope that you manage at the end.

[@JamesRandall47]

I follow your instructions precisely. I duplicate the layer with the cathedral, and edit as shown, but when I move the layer I end up with two identical layers - both have the edits made and are identical. Help

[@CleverPhotographer]

Hi James, that doesn't sound right. Any chance you can send me a screenshot to [e-mail]?!

[@danschreckengost6153]

Wow

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you for your comment!

[@atznguyenvan1730]

best

[@CleverPhotographer]

Thank you!