The BEST Drone Photo Editing Program? Luminar AI Review.

[@51Drones]

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[@PhantomHodgesDrone]

i do real estate photos all the time with my drone and having been usuing luminar for over a year, i just got Luminar Neo about two weeks ago, fantastic editing and so easy to use

[@Jbeales2]

@Phantom HodgesDrone Do you think the Neo bundle is worth the additional cost? I have other tools I use to cover a lot of the processes but if they are all easy to use with good results I'm wondering if it's worth it to try out.

[@PhantomHodgesDrone]

@@Jbeales2 i haven,t used the full potential yet and also not completely released yet, but you can still use most of it, but i bought luminar 4 then luminar AI and now i bought luminar neo, the only regret was everytime i bought it, they come up with another one, but neo does have uses for me when removing hydro wires and different stuff, too bad i wasted money on the other ones first, definetly like neo

[@rfknapik]

@@PhantomHodgesDrone I own Luminar 4. So I take it I should go right to Neo and pass on AI? Thanks for your help.

[@PhantomHodgesDrone]

@@rfknapik well the full version , just came out yesterday and haven,t had a chance to use it yet, its a amazing program, but everything in AI is in neo, i figured i just wasted my time buying AI

[@TootTootUSA]

Great video. One thing to watch out for if you are putting in a sun like you did at the end is the shadows on the ground. You have to consider the direction of the existing shadows (trees in this particular example) otherwise it will look extremely fake.

[@brianharrisonlightscape360]

I am a virtual tour creator and frquently use drone panos for perspective. I am thrilled to start editing some of my existing tours to bump it up a notch. Once again Russ, great job and thanks.

[@skycam509]

Hey Russ! Great idea doing a video about editing stills. I discovered Luminar AI a while back, myself. You can also use it as a plug-in on Lightroom. To really see how great their sky replacement works, take a picture where the sky is visible through trees or something like your railroad trestle. It's amazing how it can find every little piece of sky without affecting anything in the foreground. Now, to be completely blown away, get a shot like that with some reflective surfaces like windows or water in it. I have not purchased the new version, but a very interesting feature it has is the ability to remove power lines. That would be huge to me! Thanks again for all your great content, Russ.

[@tomblanar2592]

I went though this exact thought process about two years ago and came to the same conclusion. I've been a Luminar user since then and I'm still happy with it. Good review!

[@MarkSmithMCS]

Definitely appreciate this kind of content. I spend lots of time watching new drone reviews and rumors, but this is what I definitely NEED coming to a camera drone with almost no photography experience!

[@michaelo6003]

I’ve been using Luminar AI on a Mac for more than a year now for all my personal and commercial drone photography. It’s a superb photo editor at a very nice price!

[@floridaaerialmedia]

PTGUI is hands down the best stitching tool for Panos and 360s!

[@jean-chridrone6026]

And you are so right. Photos with the drone are so greet. We should do more of them. 🤩

[@SkyPathProductions]

How do you save the JPEG photos from a pano?

[@markc3571]

Thank you for getting back to the basics, I’ve had my drone for two years but have not used it that much unfortunately. But your video put a fresh breath of life back into the hobby for me.

[@paullthomas8064]

Thank you and Happy Flying!

[@Powerstrokemods]

Thanks for the program suggestion, I got it, and it works really good!

[@kimtyson7908]

I'm a Luminar AI, and now Neo, user. It's magic, easy to use, and very reasonably priced.

[@stevenpeck5949]

This is just what I've been looking for, thanks.

[@BenCuthbertson]

Wow Russ! Great video, very informative and helpful! Also, I love your new studio backdrop, it looks awesome 😎! :)

[@51Drones]

Thanks, but I’m still tweaking it. I want to do something different than what others are doing, so we’ll see.

[@nickstevens6398]

Good stuff Russ! More of a deep review please! Thanks!!

[@kellyd6195]

You may want to look into Davinci Resolve. It is essentially FREE. The paid version has a few more bells and whistles, but I’ve been using it almost exclusively for both photos and videos. Many people are making the switch from Photoshop and AfterEffects.

[@powerfile8]

Luminar AI is great. I just bought Luminar Neo. I really enjoy using these programs

[@caspianx67]

Sky replacement is a tricky thing to pull off believably, especially when it comes to panoramas. As a photographer, I pay attention to the direction of light, and you can clearly see the shadow lines from the trees going in different directions across the image. Clouds look different depending on what angle the sun's rays hit them. Unfortunately, many of the sky/cloud replacement images are much more uniform in direction than what the panorama shows. For the viewer who has been paying attention to light direction, this can lead to a bit of a cognitive disconnect where they can spot the replacement pretty quickly. For those who haven't it may leave the viewer with a sense that something isn't quite right in the final image. So, wherever possible, pay attention to the light direction, and pick sky replacement images that show light coming from the same place. If there are scattered clouds depicted, also look at the field of view of the image and consider whether any spots in the image should be shown in the shadow of some of those clouds that are off-camera. I recently saw some real-estate photos of a friend's house that showed obvious sky replacement -- they were shot on an overcast day, with uniform lighting and no hard shadows anywhere, yet the sky chosen was blue with scattered clouds. The subject doesn't match the sky conditions and it looks fake as a result.

[@Bill_CBR]

Russ, thanks for sharing this. Yes, this is something that I'd consider. The price point looks great and the results speak for themselves.

[@jameslucas1889]

I’ve used Luminar AI since it came out. It is a pretty robust program and the price is a huge selling point. Thanks for doing a video on this. Otis pretty easy to use.

[@HaroldJackson]

OKAY, I got the software for my windows computer. It downloaded to my download folder. I click to Extract the file and all it does is shoe me some sky pictures. No editor opened for me? It was $49.00 Luminar AI

[@Hernandez354]

I never really considered using sky replace, but the results you got are great! I recently started using auto exposure bracketing for real estate jobs and have seen pretty good results. I think a video explaining AEB and its benefits would make a great addition to this video.

[@51Drones]

Yes, I agree. May do a follow up.

[@davekallaway7248]

Been using Luminar since it first came out. I wa an Aperture from Apple user..and Luminar was a terrific segue with very little learning curve. RAW files go in..really pretty high quality jpegs come out!! Enjoy!!!

[@markkempton4579]

Please do a series on video editing! I am a still photographer who is completely confused by video. I have Resolve, and I figured out how to splice and transition and add music, but I don't know how to "develop" my footage - adjust exposure, clarity, color saturation, etc., like I do in Lightroom for stills. It's such a different world.

[@PaulFeinberg]

I love Luminar…..so easy to edit and make great photos. I got Neo. I used Luminar since Luminar 4….great video!

[@51Drones]

Thanks Paul!

[@donthedroneguy56]

Great program. I am going to check it out. Thanks

[@roscoebookbinder5370]

I've been using Luminar 4 for a few years and found it to be a good value because I'm not tied to a subscription based platform. I only use the sky replacement on rare occasion but I am pleased with editing features of the overall program.

[@DroningaboutIreland]

Been using Luminar AI around a year now and it's fantastic.

[@tkimagesmedia3960]

Same here.

[@ke4uyp]

Another way to do this is instead of taking 21 photos you take 42 photos The first 21 are exposed for the ground and the second 21 photos are exposed for the sky. Then when you use either Photoshop or luminar use your 21 images of the sky that are perfectly exposed now you have the original sky but with a much better exposure. You can also take it to a whole new level by shooting a Photorealistic HDR both for the ground shot and the sky shot now you're working with a 42-bit color depth image that can be processed in luminar or Photoshop using the 32-bit HDR for example in Photoshop you choose the option tone in Adobe camera raw. But remember Photoshop automatically defaults every time you turn it on to 8 bit so you have to change the mode to 32 bit before you start. You can now export this 32-bit image as you like it could be a Tiff, DNG, or a JPEG and you'll reap the benefits of Superior dynamic range and color depth.

[@51Drones]

Yes!!! HDR. I should make a “short” video on that!

[@dcobb9558]

Currently you can get the Luminar Neo (pre-release) for $79. It seems to have a lot more than the AI version. The release is in 2 days of the final and the pre-release may go away at that point. Thanks for showing me this program. I really like it a lot.

[@leejordan1992]

Great review, I've been using Luminar AI for a month or so now and finding it to be great and very easy to use. As well as UAV footage it's excellent for any kind of photography. Many of the one button/slider intelligent functions would take a long time to achieve in LR/PS. The same company also has an equally great HDR program Aurora HDR. I've since discovered that the company Skylum is actually Ukranian based in Kyiv so happy to support these brave guys. 🇺🇦

[@ralphwoodard609]

Thank you Russ, I also like using luminar AI as it makes things so much easier to do at least in my eyes.

[@Bdzynes]

The new studio is looking great! I will surely pick up this software yet trying to decide to go with the basic 49.00 or the other offer with the pre order buy in is a better deal. The sky switch feature is worth it all. Imagine the possibilities. Thanks for the heads up on the software!

[@droningwesternaustralia]

Thanks Russ, Another option available. You've saved me time sitting infront of Google

[@EricSnydereasphotography]

This is fantastic!! I have all my drone photography on large metal prints! And I use Luminar AI for all my drone photos

[@markfreiberg9906]

Perhaps “Sky Replacement” is the easiest way to differentiate Commercial (Part 107) drone pilots from recreational flyers. Commercial pilots will go to great lengths (even replacing half the image) to make “their” photos prettier and more marketable. Recreational flyers, on the other hand, generally want to remember the day as we personally experienced it.

[@emillard1976]

I have mixed feeling on sky replacements. We all like to touch up photos but replacing an entire sky seems like it takes away some of the challenge of nailing a killer shot. I’ve taken so many crap photos over the years but when I’m in the right place at the right time and actually get a good one, I’m super proud of it. To me this is just, meh. I’d rather get fewer good shots the “old” way than take some ho-hum picture and replace the entire sky and make it look stunning. I’m sure you can pass these sky replaced photos off as legit, but you know yourself you didn’t take that shot.

[@Paradicted]

If you happen to get lucky enough to get that perfect sky shot which is rare than just keep it. Keep in mind that you may be replacing the sky but if you went back to the same spot a few days later or even a few hours later the sky would be totally different than what you shot anyway. Replacing the sky is not one of those dreaded face filters that they use on Facebook, etc. but simply a different ‘time of day’ than what may have been there at a later time anyway.

[@beetlebailey]

Take photos in HDR and save them to GOOGLE PHOTOS, it will edit them for you. Same for google and panoramic photos.

[@lynsmith1096]

Good review and tutorial Russ

[@ammonbuhler1616]

Yes it is and the Neo is going to be fun too. Tho I also use lightroom and Photoshop. So get to use them all and it makes it a lot of fun when editing videos and photos.

[@Rambalac]

You can use some free images stock and replace the whole photo without even need to have a drone.

[@edruttledge342]

🤣

[@dougdaniels]

Very informative. One tip, if you're going to add the sun, don't put it in front of you when the shadows say it's behind you.

[@unclebuck5957]

this is a great program they are coming out with Luminar Neo even better . I have the trial version it is very powerful

[@jepsic]

Another option I rarely see mentioned, if you want to be introduced to Adobe products for desktop, is Photoshop Elements (as well as Premiere Elements). Yes, they have major limitations and some clunkiness, but you get some good functionality at a reasonable one-time fee (especially if you get them on sale and bundled for $90) without the Adobe subscription model.

[@harleyjetdriver1957]

Just throwing this out. Kind of off topic. I'm doing a 16,000 mile motorcycle ride starting in June from NC to the Arctic Ocean and back. Taking my DJI Zoom and my Skydio 2. For whatever reason today, I decide to check on flying my drone in Canada. Not the answer I was hoping for. I was wondering you could do a video on that. Flying drones in different places other than the US.

[@cyberhawk365]

Thanks Russ! Does Luminar do stitching of multiple fotos taken in Automatic Exposure Bracketing, to produce a nice HDR image (like Lightroom)?

[@51Drones]

I believe it does.

[@johnbo2022]

I am a "neighbor," Fargo actually. I use my Mavic Air exclusively for stills. I have been using Luminar since version 3 and have just started using Neo. Luminar AI is great at sky replacement, but its other AI features are powerful as well. Your audience could gain some more insight to the program and its potential. As you get used to it, I would like to see more videos on using AI for drone photography. (accidentally posted this as a reply to someone else's comment. Darn smartphones. >grin

[@Youno954]

First time I see this and really liked it honestly. I just hope this app is available on the Ipad

[@dougcooper4917]

Great Tutorial Video Russ. I Discovered Luminar AL From Another KZbin Channel. It's A Great Software. Hopefully Later On, I Hope To Get Time To Learn Photoshop and Lightroom. I'm Been In Photography Since 1970, and I Totally Agree With You About Printing Your Pictures.

[@DougPetersenInspire]

Thanks Russ. Just what I was looking for.

[@DougPetersenInspire]

I did not find the $50 price you mentioned. For the Mac it was $89.99.

[@tourajmohammadi3519]

Hi, I really appreciate you for all kinds of information and tutorials providing us.I newly bought DJI Mavic Air 2 and I am traveling to US. What should I do before I can flying my Drone.FAA is confusing for me a little.

[@54Howie]

Good video I tried to get a subscription from Skylum for Luminar a while back but had problems getting it to work. I might give it another try

[@precision_aerial]

Luminar AI is pretty fun. Something you can do if you don't have a large selection of sky photos is to just buy a package of them to use and it will pay for its self.

[@precision_aerial]

Sent you a reply

[@roberttrometter5788]

I am looking for a program to learn from photo and video.

[@fridman1]

Please do a totorial for this app

[@StephanieFerrante_]

Hey. I was wondering how the app would work on the M1 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar? I have the base model. Would it be better than Lightroom? I enjoyed the video. Thanks for the content and hard work.

[@m0011v]

do a more comprehensive review of luminar please :)

[@great-stuff-6688]

Great job! Love it.

[@billtisdale6122]

I’ve been waiting to build a new computer for editing. Prices on Graphic video cards is ridiculous. What computer hardware, video cars do you use. My laptop is not powerful enough.

[@51Drones]

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[@billtisdale6122]

@@51Drones thanks!

[@socaldronist_619]

I have taken a lot of panoramic shots and I didn't know you could stitch all the photos yourself in lightroom. Where do you find all the photots? All I see is the stitched one. Is there a setting I am not aware of? I have the DJI Mavic Air 2. Thanks for anyone that can help me. Nevermind, I found it lol

[@EDW3700]

Luminar is a wonderful software, I use their programs since many years now and there is one big problem that will not be solved in a short time now and that is : the longest side can not be more than 15000 pixels to save or export the picture to a file They are informed since version 3 but until the latest contacts with them it looks that it won't be changed to a higher limit any time soon. Even the new Neo has this limit. I use a workaround to edit in Luminar and be able to have a 15000 px Plus image, but this is by using other software . So until they give us more pixel count on the longest side we have the need of more than Luminari alone. More about this problem can be found in the Luminar users forum.

[@CopperStateAerialPhotography]

Russ, great video. I have been looking for a quality photo editing program but didn't want a monthly subscription. Quick question though, can you straighten fish eye? I have some indoor pics that the walls are all bending in. Thanks

[@whitesquall691]

Video is fun but I love taking photographs!!!

[@jaco_oosthuizen]

I need to learn photo editing... Which free program do you recommend for basic editing for Windows 10? I do not like using my Android phone for editing, because the screen is too small.

[@brianjordan8990]

I had a hard time sucking it up and paying Adobe for their subscription service. But frankly, it's just worth it. The new masking in Lightroom is probably worth it alone. I have not had good luck with Luminar in the past. I sure as heck won't ever be purchasing another product from them.

[@joeylepore]

I was VERY excited when I first got Luminar. Then the love quickly faded after you/I realize(d) there are only so many sky options and you start having to use the same ones on several of your photos. The other thing is, the images look great until you print them out and see how dark they are. I won't renew after my subscription expires.

[@51Drones]

Good to know. Thanks for your input.

[@DRONIXAR]

Perfect, thanks!

[@rfknapik]

Skylum says that Luminar Neo is better than their AI and only $12 more. Have you used Neo? Or have a suggestion between the two? Thanks Russ.

[@digitalkiteaerial]

I’d rather edit my own sky in my own pictures. It seems weird and it’s no longer my own. LR does a great job isolating the sky for me to mask and edit as I like. Might as well download someone else’s picture and edit it. But thanks. Oh & Good point about printing more of our photos that are just sitting on a hard drive too.

[@funkam0nkey]

I print all the time. I sell my prints in our shop. Lots of landscape and aerial photography.

[@BlairAir]

Hey Russ! Love what you shared here. Sky replacement = awesome; zero qualms bout "fake" with these results! I'm stuck choosing editing software; that commitment to put time in vs. tossing money. Any alternate budget SW? I.E. Filmora, DaVinci' etc. or would you stick with Adobe Elements" I'm seeking ease of getting up to speed.

[@conorsharman9827]

Hi, I’m a beginner in droning, (uk bassd) I’m going to Hawaii in 5 weeks time, just wondering what brand of ND filters and what intensities would you recommend? I have a DJI mavic pro 2. Also love your work, and any help would be so appreciative.

[@51Drones]

You can’t go wrong with FreeWell or PolarPro ND filters. Get the variable. FreeWell is just a hair more affordable.

[@conorsharman9827]

@@51Drones thank you for the reply, I’ve been looking at Polar Pro, is it worth just getting the ND filter or ND/PL? Also in terms of the filters themselves what range would you recommend? ND4-16? Sorry for all the questions.

[@conorsharman9827]

Sorry 2-5 stop or 6-9 stop

[@51Drones]

@@conorsharman9827 2-5 will cover most situations, but I have needed the 6-9 on occasion.

[@ArkansasRay]

Thanks Russ!

[@battery_wattage]

Can Luminar combine AEB photos?

[@roscoebookbinder5370]

Luminar's parent company Skylum makes Aurora HDR which will combine AEB photos. It is a standalone program that I think costs $99 but can be had cheaper when bundled with Luminar. I bought Luminar 4 & Aurora together for $160 a few years ago for my personal editing and they work well for me plus I'm not tied to a subscription based platform like Lightroom.

[@vonheise]

Thanks for the information ! I can fly the drone, I can get decent videography, but I can't edit! I am trying to learn Davinci Resolve 17 which is more difficult but free. (So many hard to find tools.) I would love to find an affordable editor that was simpler to learn and produce just a decently edited and put together video. I can edit photos, but video seems to be more difficult to build, at least for this old guy...

[@chrismacky7548]

I am in the same space. Having a Mac, used iMovie for first two years, but have more and more found the video editing options are fairly basic. But it’s easy to learn. So considered Final Cut (and the cost), but everyone raves about Davinci Resolve and as you say, there is the free version. I have now started using Davinci, not easy, huge amount of features, but I know I will get there eventually 😊. The colour side itself, is a huge learning curve.

[@ahmedgaafar5369]

damn i am buying luminar right now.

[@MarcoMartinsM]

Thank you for the link, just one question: your link has a much lower price than when opening their website (About a fifth), is that correct? Is it the same product? I am confused....

[@51Drones]

Most likely the newest version. This video is older.

[@MarcoMartinsM]

@@51Drones makes sense! Thank you!

[@goner4150]

This is great, thanks for sharing. I personally use Lightroom/PS. Do you recommend software similar to Lightroom that does video?

[@51Drones]

Premiere Pro

[@goner4150]

@@51Drones thanks! I actually have it but haven’t used it much so good to know I already have the tools

[@dyna-drone1952]

Hey Russ Bert here from Dyna- Drone I actually have been trying to find some thing that I can use in this looks like it might fit the bill I appreciate it I have been doing a lot of video stuff from my own KZbin channel but I have been doing some photos for the business and this was some thing I was looking kind of four thanks I will check this out

[@dyna-drone1952]

Hey Russ it’s me again Bert from Dyna- Drone just wanted to touch bases with you and let you know that I don’t need anything you’ve given me plenty of information that was worth a lot in value for me so it’s all good keep doing what you do man I wish I could talk as good as you do in front of the camera I don’t do real well lol maybe I’ll get used to it someday take care

[@manolothe115]

I use Luminar ia and Luminar neo my self and I iam not a pro and it make my life so easy

[@KenPoisson_world_traveler]

Sky replacement? Isn't that like it's not your photo anymore then? I can understand adjusting colors and contrast but adding a sky that wasn't really there? Ok, I guess I'll get this. LOL

[@CFI_Randy]

Hi Russ…sent you a letter the other day..curious to know if you’ve received it? Safe flying!

[@51Drones]

I did, and I thank you so very much! There’s nothing more special than an actual letter these days! That was very nice of you!

[@CFI_Randy]

@@51Drones You're welcome Russ. If you would entertain my opportunity to ask you a question now and then, please send me a quick email. Trust me...I would not "abuse" or "overstay my welcome". Best regards

[@Joe_Fotoleo]

great video Russ, I've been using Luminar AI for about 2 years...its good, but I only really use it for sky replacement, which you're right, works really well. I usually move it over from there to PhotoScape X Pro to edit colors and highlights etc, I just like their layout a little better. I'm a casual user, and yes, photoshop/lightroom is more than I want to pay. Till next time, peace!

[@belovedLion80]

Sounds good. Definitely gonna check “Lunimar AI” out.

[@woodyfpv5331]

It's weird when the thumbnail is a bridge I've flown and driven under a million times. Fun fact, that bridge was built all the way back in 1899.

[@51Drones]

Yup. Gassman Coulee

[@woodyfpv5331]

@@51Drones there used to be a ski resort in that valley too, too bad there still isnt

[@Al-Kwadrone]

Rule of thirds can enhance your picture anytime.

[@KeyPointProductionsVA]

shucks you sold me

[@Nodez]

Yes great program I have used that for 12 or so months, I also believe they are Ukrainian so you would be supporting them too.

[@seanohaimheirgin1047]

Affinity Photo is a great replacement for Photoshop

[@Al-Kwadrone]

Check out „Stewart & Alina“ They have made videos about luminar like almost before it existed….

[@risbill1]

Just know with pretty much everything that Skylum makes they abandon it after a year and come out with something new and it usually isn't backwards compatible with any of the previous products. As a professional photographer for more than 20 years I'll never use their products again. Instead I'll stick with the industry standard.

[@SCAerialsSteveCarpenter]

Hello Russ, Welcome to the beautiful world of Skylum. I've been using their software for years. The is so much more than the new Neo version can do compared to the original version. Thank you for this excellent overview production of Skylum Neo. Another awesome overview tutorial for the new Neo can be found here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXXXpYScetaYrdk. Again, thank you for sharing your thoughts and information.

[@51Drones]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

Why 51 Drones? Sorry if you've answered this question a hundred times.

[@grahamniven]

GIMP (Gnu/Linux Image Manipulation Program) Free and free.

[@JeffEmburyEsquire]

You lost me when you mentioned the price... I use GIMP - Free and works flawlessly on Windoze, Linux (and thus my Chromebook) and my Macintosh... Sky replacement process is built in with just a few clicks

[@oldguyonacouch7216]

Don't bother with Luminar Neo as it is full of bugs. Read over the luminar forums and there are tons of pissed off people. Luminar AI is not as good as Luminar 4. Stick with Luminar 4 till they fix Luminar Neo.

[@51Drones]

Good to know thanks. I will say that may be because it is technically still in beta. Full version comes in a couple of days.

[@borislipschitz2740]

Am i the only one considering heavy edits (such as sky replacement) cheating? Come on, why do we even need a drone? Lets just render everything, movies and video games can look fantastic after all.

[@borislipschitz2740]

@@richw4166 well, even going back to Kodak days, not everyone would just push the button. I am sure sky replacement would still be possible using photomontage, although, this would be way beyond the ability of those buying into the classic ad. And hey, i agree, there is no such thing as pure unedited photo, unless you look at the raw file with hex editor, i guess. Vision at the moment i've pressed that shutted button, this is exactly what i want to convey, indeed. Its all about where do i draw the line. Honestly, for me, personally, for the photos i edit with my own hands, pressing the shutter with my drone overlooking a sky without a single cloud, mid day, and replacing it later with a golden hour sunset from a stock collection, no longer counts as conveying that moment. Anyway, just my 2 cents, and again, i do realize, everyone edits. With the tools today making it so easy to make heavy edits (and it isn't just Photoshop, Gimp or Luminar, even phone apps are slowly starting to provide heavy handed editing options only a few taps away), i do often wonder, should i believe a photograph nowadays? When i see a gorgeous landscape, if i actually get there, in person, is it going to look nearly as beautiful? Just thinking about today's world out loud i guess...

[@markfreiberg9906]

“Sky Replacement” seems only a half-step away from “Ground Element Replacement,” in which that railroad viaduct becomes Half Dome with the click of a mouse. I prefer my own photos, thank you.

[@jaycortez9093]

Brilliant.brilliant.brilliant! You really need to look into P R O M O S M!