How To Add People to Photos Using Luminar Neo

0:00 What we'll be learning
0:46 Initial photo processing (How to develop the raw photo)
4:22 Copy the settings to our 2nd photo and import as a layer
6:42 How to remove the background and combine the layers
11:13 Important points of compositing and matching the elements
14:28 Combining the layers into one
15:48 Finishing touches (cloning, crop and straighten, contrast, brighten faces)

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[AnthonyTurnham]

Hey team, thanks so much for the emails and messages while I've been taking this extended break from youtube. I really appreciate so many of you checking in and wishing me well. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you all but please know that I truly appreciated the support! I'm really looking forward to creating more photo editing tutorials again. If there's any burning questions or things you'd like me to cover please let me know here in the comments!

[matthewisaacs]

I usually prefer to remove myself from photographs...

Really glad you're back, Anthony.

[MrFastforwardcoach]

Welcome back Anthony. Nice video and really hope that the stamp layer facility comes along soon - it would make compositing so much easier and faster.

[rybread]

Welcome back Anthony, nice to see you again.

[philyoung]

Nice to have you back. Great tutorial as ever.

[kevinw]

Great to see you back with another tutorial video. And a very useful video it is too.

[harryfrankfurt]

Welcome back Anthony! I have missed your videos a lot. It's great to see you back in the game.

[kwdavids]

This video by far is the most helpful of all your videos to me. Layers are something I had avoided. Now I know how to do all sorts of things, from resizing to masking. I just came back to watch it again this morning. That AI selection saved me massive amounts of time, and worked better than I could have done it.

[johncameron]

Fab to have you back with us Anthony, wishing you well mate👍😎

[slctlvk]

Ability to merge down is LONG overdue, frustrating QOL oversight by Skylum.
Missed the videos :) glad you're back

[igorhlavaty]

Thanks Anthony, I only use Photoshop for these purposes, but as I see it can be done in Luminar neo. There are still some tools better in photoshop - sand cleaning.

[ArnaudLerondeau]

Amazing tutorial with all those details and refinements. Thank you Anthony! I won't ever have figured that out by myself 🙌

[socalduck]

Missed you Anthony. Hope that you're back for good and, that whatever it was, is over. Great tutorial as usual.

[Greg_Ashley]

Glad to see a new video drop. Keep up the great work.

[philreillymedia]

Brilliant video. Thank you Anthony for all the very useful information 👍

[JorgeMoredo]

Amazing video, a learned a lot. Thanks.

[lottie]

Superb video Anthony, very well worked out. Hope the blending facility soon comes. What do you think your shadow would look like?

[gregorychard]

Welcome back, mate.
Brilliant tutorial again. When you mention your scaling to match your family.
I think the easiest and most accurate way would do the scaling using the tree stump, not you.and do a very minor change to adjust the distance.
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Greg

[justaperson]

Anthony glad to have you back love your videos I find them very helpful.
I used your method to create one of my own people liked it, but I had people commenting on the same thing, everyone could tell I added a separate. Hopefully, you can help with my problem. No shadow, when I watched this video again I noticed you do not have a shadow either. Could you do a video on adding shadows when adding one image to another? I think that would be great, just a thought.
One other thing is it true that Vampires don't cast a shadow, is that why you do not have a shadow in the photo? (a joke).
Once again thank you for the great video.

[NJM]

Another excellent vid Anthony....and yes, I for one was wondering if you were OK as we haven't seen you for a while. I have to say, each time I see one of your videos I always learn something. Love how you structure these....too many others are based on having to watch someone pull some sliders and edit there own stuff. Your approach is much more educational and easy to follow. Looking forward to more now you are back!! Take care