Luminar Neo Quick Tip: Better Fall Images

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[patricklancien]

I love the format of these short videos. More, more..
A big thank-you

[kiwixs]

Perfect timing 👍 got a bunch from the weekend that I wasn't getting anywhere with. New inspiration and they are now popping with autumn colours. Thanks 👍👍

[habigscrapbooks]

Great tip! And the colors in Oregon this week have been beautiful! Too bad you missed the reds.

[TC_Conner]

Another nice little tip Jim! I tried it on a similar sun star photo I have and it does indeed make my photo look a lot more fallish!

[jean-francoisdamon]

amazing video Jim, thank's a lot.

[Alakazam]

Thanks again for the quick tip, Jim! Does this work just as well if there were people in this picture, or would you have a different approach for that?

[themarksmanABP]

Hi, if you had a subject in the photo say a dog like a golden retriever... could you still do this without affecting the yellow coat of the dog at all?