You Won't Believe How EASY Background Blur Can Be!

[@TitanTrainSpotter]

I had Luminar AI for years and just upgraded to Neo. After Lightroom, it is probably my most used program. Like you, I haven't dug into it to see everything it will do, but the things I have used it for, it does very well. Do you import your raw files direct to Neo or process in LR first and then use Neo?

[@danielmartinphotography]

I turn my RAW files into JPG then go into Luminar. Thanks for watching!

[@guyphoto9437]

I do most of my adjustments in camera raw and then import them into photoshop as a tiff file. I never use jpeg when working on photos. I only use jpeg to send digital images to clients or to upload to my website or shoot proof for the client to view. My question is, can you import tiff files into Luminar and work on them, or do they have to be jpeg?

[@danielmartinphotography]

Luminar Neo supports many file formats, including TIFF, JPEG, PNG, and many raw files! Thanks for watching!

[@jamesmgreen15]

Nice tip. I just tried this ( I have Luminar Neo) with a portrait pic using RAW (from my G85). I never got the "water type anomalies/aberrations" using RAW. In full fairness, it was not a good comparison as I never had anything with fine-detail patterning, which is where your Jpegs seemed to run into trouble sometimes. ....What I saw, anyway, with my very untrained eye.

[@danielmartinphotography]

@@jamesmgreen15 It’s great program!!