Luminar 4 Workflow: Golden Hour

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[RonaldBrown]

I love to shoot at golden hour, so this video will really come in useful to me. Thanks for sharing.

[johannkohl]

Thank you very much, Jim, greetings from Austria!

[hibeesal]

Thanks again Jim for another inspiring video. As a novice Luminar user your thought processes are really helpful. Keep up the good work.

[dirkjanranzijn]

Hi Jim ! Thank you very much for the excellent Luminar videos! Great job! I love Luminar 4, it's the best ! Many greetings from Holland. Dirk

[robertmeyerson]

Nicely done. !! INNER LIGHT makes a huge difference.

[stephenwoodburn]

I would have expected that photo to have been more crooked after sitting out a storm in a Dublin pub, so it must have been a short storm. I love your workflow videos, Jim. This one did not dissapoint.

[NetTubeUser]

You're wearing a shirt from my favorite band of all time, haha! Another interesting and informative video tutorial. Thank you, Jim!

[JohnHPettigrewFujishooter]

I just upgrade to Luminar 4 from 3 it's gonna take a bit of getting used to. Would love to see a video on using the gradients.

[jackhill]

Great video Jim... I'm a big fan of Golden Hour! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[ikbenchris]

Waw, another great tutorial. Good evening from Belgium

[Enrique-the-photographer]

Jim, I said it before and I’ll say it again, Luminar 4 is a very good editing program and you are a very good instructor. Thank you.

[andreask.]

Hi Jim,
again a very nice processing. I love the vignette tool in Luminar, especially the possibility to choose the subject and to adjust the position of the vignette completely free. I havn't found a comparable tool in any other program.
Love your t-shirt too 👍

[carlosprovyrivera]

Truly enjoy ALL your videos and I learn something new on each one. I am curious on one thing, on several of your photos you crop the image to 16.9, just wondering why you have a preference to that size vs original as shot dimensions. Again keep these coming and kudos for a job well done!!

[WanderFeetChronicles]

Thanks for the upload Jim. Be watching this one later! Enjoy your day of rest.

[Scubabuddy]

Not sure how I missed this one, but it is very relevant to me since I love to do sunset and sunrise photos. Do you have any videos that focus on sunsets and sunrises? Also, since many of my photos are only in JPEG format, do you have anything that talks about the differences in Luminar? I realize that not all of the effects work well on JPEGs, but that is often all I have to work with. I am planning on going back through my library to pick out my favorite photos and try to enhance them in Luminar. Your videos are a great source of new ideas for me. Thanks for making them.

[whiskyandlemon]

Very inspiring and interesting, as usual !
( Love your T-shirt :-)

[MrPhotoBlitz]

AI Enhance really brought out the reflections in the water. The other maneuver I found interesting is you set a value in Structure, painted and then turned structure off.

[aaronclarkproduction]

I'd like to see another review of clone and stamp to get rid of lens flare. I took some pictures over the Christmas break that have this issue and would like to see your recommended options for removal.