Luminar 4 Deep Dive: Advanced Contrast

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[paulreid]

Brilliant video Jim. I didn’t understand the Balance sliders. I do now. Many thanks

[Rafaga]

As always very instructive and helpful. Thanks a lot for this tutorial/video...

[gburleson]

I like your presentation style. I look forward to watching more. I'm new to Luminar.

[tpiorkowski]

Thanks Jim for another awesome video, and the great tips,

[marclabro]

Hi Jim, very useful to see the way you are using advanced contrast sliders on this example photo. I am more familiar with micro, medium, large contrast than highlight/midtone and shadows but it looks powerful too.

[AlbertAguilera]

Learn something new every day with Jim!!

[RonaldBrown]

Another great tutorial video. I will have to start playing more with advanced contrast. Thanks for sharing.

[nickbuchko]

Thanks for the great tutorial as usual Jim. I have used Advanced Contrast on many of my pictures recently, but I never used the Balance sliders. Now I have an idea what they do and how to experiment with them. Thanks again.

[adidiewald]

Thank you very much for another step to work with Luminar. I am learning so much with your tutorials. And I have more fun with every video to edit my photos, even if I sometimes loose myself. Thanks a lot, have a great day and kind regards from the southern of Bavaria :-)

[TonyEastmead]

Thanks as always Jim. I have never even tried this one before but it is really useful for some photos. Great tips. Cheers.

[MarcoScandali]

Jim, I always enjoy watching your videos and learning how to use my Luminar 4 tools, thanks! I believe we all enjoy some videos focusing on how to shoot project about that?

[divyabhatia]

Hi Jim, as always im learning new things in luminar 4. All thanks to you.

[annebowman]

Excellent demonstration Jim. Thank you

[rnspowell]

I really enjoy watching your tutorials I learn something new every time. Thanks!

[stephenwoodburn]

Nice, Jim. You really took that photo a long way with that one tool. It really seemed to come alive with the balance sliders.

[ikbenchris]

Waw Jim so much information every day. I'm learning fast!

[lowellherr]

Jim, Always enjoy your instructions. In the above photo a green vertical halo emerged on the left building. How would you remove such halos in general? Thanks again to helping us learn Luminar 4.

[solosol]

nice explanation this be useful for portrait photos also....

[alansandy]

Jim, you need to make a set of DVD's or a book on Luminar 4 before someone else does.

[DavidWilliamsTR]

Hi Jim; I have enjoyed your previous videos about Flex and L3 for nearly a year. After watching your L4 videos for some time; I purchased it yesterday; but I have a question.
I like to save my images onto my hard drive; is there anyway to do this in L4, or do I still have to edit it photoshop in order to save it on my hard drive, import it into Picasa and export them as full size jpegs; and low res versions for emailing.