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First of all, thanks for this video. After years of working with Lightroom now I own Luminar Neo. Luminar Neo is a good product, but it really lacks some important features: 1) There's no way to create an alternative version of an image. You start from a RAW file and then apply two different settings to get two distinct images (for instance, one in black and white and the other with colours) to do this in Luminar Neo you have to duplicate the RAW wasting a lot of disk space. 2) The export tool is really really really too basic... For a photographer, it is one of the most important functions. Is there any chance to inform Luminar Neo developers regarding these wished functionalities?
This is very helpful. I should point out, though, that the Export resolution is of no consequence - the file is a certain pixel size and that's all that matters.
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I'm sorry, Tom. Currently, Luminar NEO do not have the option to create presets for exporting. However, it is possible that this feature will be added in the future.
Still no way to create presets. Getting images out of any software should be a priority. Instead, this function is almost an afterthought. Every raw editor I've used has advanced export presets and controls except for this one.
Hi Wes, thank you for the question. SmugMug is a great tool and I use to use it too. When it comes to sharing your photos, high quality JPEG format is the best option. The resolution should be as high as possible with 300dpi and 100% quality. Do not crop or resize your images and as long as each file will be under 50MB, you will be fine.
