Luminar Neo: Confused about Curves? This Will Help.

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[devroombagchus]

Thanks Jim. This was something I always wanted to understand, but was too afraid to ask!👐👍

[clarification]

Jim, thanks to be so faithful with us! Very few do that!

[JoeB_BSc]

Hi Jim, Seasons Greetings and thanks for the excellent and thorough explanation of curves, Joe

[Lykzabet]

Looking forward to the deep dive curves Vid also Jim

[morrieglick]

Excellent video as usual. Yes, please produce a video on split toning.

[buzzbladz]

Hi Jim, thanks for the tutorial, I have decided to pull the trigger and get neo from this video alone. A video on split toning would be amazing. Liked and subbed and looking forward to more.
Thanks👍
Edit: found it, cheers.

[gregorychard]

G'day Jim
If I can remember correctly, photoshop in it's early years (35+ years ago), curves was probably the only tool that was available.
I used curves a lot back then, but gradually I migrated to exposure tools.
You brought back memories to me.
Havagooday
Greg

[philipperry]

Great video which I found super helpful as a relative novice to photo editing. I do find I have to watch your videos a few times as you speak very fast and cover a lot of ground in every video. Keep up the excellent content though Jim as I'm learning lots quickly with your help!

[claudephaneuf]

Great video again and by the your photo in Iceland is awsome.

[williambrennan]

Thank you, Jim. Very good discussion about curves.

[thomasocheltree]

Thanks so much. Well done.👍 Split toning sounds interesting..

[edrambeau]

That was one of the best descriptions of the curves tool I’ve ever seen or heard. Thanks so much for that, Jim. Greatly Appreciated.

[williamschone]

Jim, very helpful. I would also like to throw in a vote for a video on split toning. I always find your illustrations very helpful. Thanks.

[charlesdavis]

looking back at some of your older (6 mo) stuff - and this is a great one. The best part is that this info is applicable to so many different software packages, not just Neo. Very helpful - thank you.

[andrewmckinney]

Many thanks, Jim, for another highly useful tutorial! A great refresher for me :)

[pedrferreira]

Very good, i did learn about curves i started to use more after i saw your videos, greetings from Portugal keep making stuff about luminar neo.

[thecragus]

Thanks, just what I needed. Love Neo .... (even in beta)

[andreask.]

Excellently explained. Now that you can use the curves tool in Luminar NEO multiple times and in conjunction with masks it becomes even more powerful. It is really worthwhile to become familiar with this tool.

[nccBB]

This is great. Thank you for the time you have invested in educating all of us. Focusing on one tool within the app is so helpful.

[garysmith]

Great tutorial on a seldom used tool, but very effective one. Thank you.