Why You'll Love Luminar Neo | Mark Wallace
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Mark Wallace gives an in-depth look at Luminar Neo, the AI photo editing software that you will absolutely love. Advanced photo editing no longer takes hours, you can create stunning looks in just a few clicks. Skeptical? Watch this video to see how Mark edits various photos, demonstrating the numerous features that make Luminar Neo the future of photo editing.
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Thank you for simple to understand, yet in depth video. Getting of Adobe products, this was extremely helpful.
Very well done, thanks
Many thanks!
This software is a good addition to something like Lightroom or just for more casual and quick editing. All suggested edits/filters should be toned down by about 80% so they don't feel too artificial as in some of the quick examples above. As for the sky replacement, I wouldn't use it myself but if I did I would make sure that the light in the clouds respects the sun's location. In the Louvre example the replaced sky indicates that sun should be behind the building on the right of the frame when in reality it's located behind the glass pyramid.
Mark that was interesting for me getting back into Photography! Have you by chance use Neo for any Real estate photography ?
I haven't. I don't shoot any real estate or architectural work.
There are some overlapping features of Evoto. Which step do you apply all of your metadata/copyright data to the images? During culling using Photo Mechanic or LightRoom?
Luminar Neo has a plug-in for Lightroom. So you can just right-click from LR and edit in Neo. I use that workflow.
@@MarkWallaceVideos That's nice, thank you!
hello is this program its own standalone app or do you have to go to the website and sign in every time?
@@juliocruz7554 it’s a standalone app
I also watched your Evoto review. Do you have a preference? Like many other Adobe users, I am fed up and looking for alternatives. Thanks Mark.
It depends on what you want to edit. Evoto is better for portraits, but Neo has more tools for a more comprehensive editing experience. I'd suggest you download Evoto and give it a try (it's 100% free to edit and export the first 30 images). www.evoto.ai/s/MarkWallace30
Luminar also has a brand new portrait editing tool called Aperty that's about to launch. They are offering a deep discount for the first 1000 licenses. That may also be of interest to you:
skylum.evyy.net/c/63218/2040463/3255
@@MarkWallaceVideos Loved the video. I currently have Luminar Neo. (Subscription) Do you know if this will be a add on cost? (Aperty)? tks! subbed and liked!
@@armani007E55 From the website: "Portrait photo editing software of the Aperty is a separate app from Luminar Neo and is not included in the Luminar Neo subscription."
@MarkWallaceVideos Makes me wonder if having Neo and Aperty worth having both? Thoughts?
@@armani007E55 I haven't seen Aperty yet, so I don't know. When the beta is released, I hope to get a look.
Have they fixed the performance issues? It’s painfully slow compared to Lightroom
I was able to edit on my 4yr old laptop with no issues. 2020 Macbook Pro
Seeing quite a few Luminar Neo reviews recently. Wouldn’t surprise me if they’re making a push to boost sales before they launch a completely new product they’ll sell separately. Leica uses this tactic, sending out cameras to creators 3+ years after release to revive interest in their remaining stock & then a new version of the camera is announced a few months later.
There is a new portrait specific app coming in September 2024: skylum.evyy.net/c/63218/2040463/3255
Sky replacement. You're just twisting your own memories of when you were there taking the picture. Part of the photograph journey is to fail. The weather is sometimes against us. You as a photographer should expect it.
I agree , when I’m taking street/travel pix for my own benefit. What’s the point of AI in photography? It destroys the authenticity. However, as a paid professional I use some of the more subtle AI techniques in portraits, only for the client. I just don’t think AI benefits you at all if you’re trying to improve your photography. It’s like learning a new language by mastering Google Translate, lol!
I agree - if your goal is to document accurately, then it's not a tool that you would use. But not everyone is on the same journey. There are a lot of creators who like to focus on the post-production and digital art. They are doing something totally different, and for them, it makes sense. Different goals, different tools. There's enough room in the creative world for many paths and many interpretations.
@@MarkWallaceVideosYes, fair point. Well-presented video!
Actually- FOR YOU, that’s the case; for the rest of us it’s a much wider spectrum of possibilities. To CREATE a shot- not letting the weather to dictate to us. We do the same thing with TIME; we distort its passage with ND filters!
@@tommynikon2283 yes, and it will be cheaper to sit in your home and buy the high resolution pictures from the internet store and then replace the sky and make up a story how hard it was to get that picture.
Move over Photoshop
No thanks. Seems like a serious lack of control.