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Super excited for the update! As always you nailed it demonstrating all the features. For me the water enhancer is a game changer! Some of the 'added features' like file name and status are really nice too. Thanks Darlene!
Thank you Darlene. I'm looking forward to the update. (I got excited when I saw the waterfall example because I was there in Obtober - Multnomah Falls Oregon)
Thank you for an informative video. As of today, May 10th, 2024, out of the 3 Luminar Neo 1.19 video reviews I've just watched, yours has the MOST DETAILED DEMONSTRATION of Object Selection.
have already used it a few times and I am really impressed. You also pointed out a few things I haven’t used, but there are several youtube videos by other authors I have watched.
You tried it out? What kind of image did you use it on? Landscape? I know most people that do that kind of photography (I don't) are most excited about that tool.
Excellent update and good review. I believe, however, that we have always (or at least for a long time) been able to type in the numeric amount for sliders. BTW, my mother was 4'11".
Hope this update is for everyone. Looks like a few functions I might use, but, the site does show 4 days until release. Perhaps the counter is not working properly because I heard the 24th or 25th.
I tried the New HDR, i just wish it could solve barrel distortion and straight lines according to lens or have a custom 4 point just like Lr or Capture1.
I agree. While the other new and improved features are great, I also thought the object selection was way behind Object Selection in other tools such as Photoshop. Neither are perfect, but based on the eagle selection, I'd say it needs more work.
@@DigitalPhotoMentor Sounds good, I appreciate the reply! I'm kind of in my "trial period" after ordering the lifetime license a few days ago. Overall I'm very happy with the program and some of the other features.
You can do frames and borders. Just use layers. Then you aren't limited by what's built into the software. You can find edges and overlays online and use any!
Still lacking support for editing and saving in DNG format... i've been asking for this since launch. ON1, DXO, Lrc, Capture One allow this, sadly Skylum thinks this is one exotic, useless feature. Until that happens it's a blocking stone in my workflow, and I can't truly recommend Luminar NEO. I can't understand the logic or the difficulty... sry.
@@DigitalPhotoMentor I would like to point out that a DNG file is usually one-third the size of a TIFF file, which means it requires less processing. Additionally, DNG retains the properties of a raw file for future use, unlike TIFF, which can be overwritten. DNG is widely recognized, so I agree with @avotutu that there's no reason not to include this export option in Luminar Neo.
@@jtophotography Well no that's not accurate as far as I understand. A DNG is a compressed file that's why it's smaller. It has nothing to do with needing less processing. A TIF yes will get overwritten but not inside the Luminar Neo catalog. That's not how a catalog program works - none of the images in Luminar are being overwritten, even the JPGs. The ONLY time one would get overwritten is if you exported it, edit it in something like Photoshop that is not a database, and save over it. But again, why you would do that I'm not sure. I genuinely cannot see the reason a DNG export is needed - I literally NEVER use it from Lightroom either even though that option exists.
