Nice summary of your go-to moves Jim! Using the Glow tool after Mystical is an interesting tip--I've often felt Mystical doesn't give the right "oomph" that I was envisioning. And masking in Golden Hour to the foreground only is another very interesting idea that I never thought of!
Thanks for Free Luminar Neo Editing Guide. Very well done. This video is also very interesting. The photo is really magnificent with all your adaptations ;-)
Very useful video! Can you make an updated video using Luminar Neo to fix up Milky Way pictures? Can you include tips on how to bring back the colour that's in the Milky Way and make it pop if it's weak in the original picture and also add colours to it that were not in it? I have several pictures I took of the Milky Way that's weak with not colour. All of the the stars have just one colour it seems.
Hi Jim, can you let me know what the major difference is when shooting in raw vs jpeg is when it comes to editing in Luminar Neo? Perhaps you can do a video tutorial on this. Thank you.
Hi Danny and it comes down to file quality. Raw files have more info in them which gives you greater leeway in editing without getting artifacts or reduced quality with your edits.
@@JimNix Thank you Jim. Another question if I may. If I want to upload photos on an sd card into Lightroom using an iPad, is there a way to upload them without going into photos on my iPad?
Hi Rene and I am not sure. What I consider dreamy may not be considered dreamy by others. It's hard to define. Is there a certain look you are interested in?
