Luminar 4: The Power of Pro Tools

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[antistiolabeo]

I love Luminar and what you can do with it. It's much easier and straight to the point than other softwares I used in the past. What they really need to address now thought (and I mean before adding other tools or crazy feature) is the general stability and fluidity of it...it's just too clunky and sometimes slow, especially when you use different layers, as I really like to do. Even on powerful machines.

[victorcarmelo]

Old American Rocks for me too, Jim, I only got to have a quick look at R66 in Seligman in 2014, was with a coach party at the time and it wasn't a scheduled stop. Lovely colours. I do like the pro tools as not too keen on AI, only use the latter sparingly. Thanks for sharing and stay safe too.

[RonaldBrown]

Nice edit, amazing what you can do with only the Pro Tools. And I love Route 66, great photo.

[smalltalk.productions]

Always helpful, Jim. Thanks for the effort and the sharing. During this COVID madness, I have been working my way through your entire Luminar 4 series. The vids have been really a plus to my appreciation of the capabilities within Luminar. Stay well. Thumbs up.

[annebowman]

Thanks for this video Jim. Have been experimenting with the Pro Tools lately and they are certainly powerful as you say, liking the results.

[Rafaga]

Thanks a lot for this workflow of Luminar 4 PRO. Beautiful photo, a kind of retro look, and great editing...

[LonStar]

Wow, that is the power of Luminar! So many things that it does, and so well! I usually always add pro. But will try starting with it now just for funsies! Thank you Jim!

[stephenwoodburn]

Great video, as usual, Jim. I should try starting in this tab, as by the time I usually get there, I have already brought the photo so far. Luminar has so much to offer.

[bySterling]

Awesome! It would be cool to toss in some Sky Replacement and play with

[larryfitzpatrick]

Thanks, I really like the Advanced Contrast. I have done many editd were I only used Advanced Contrast.and Color Enhancer. However, I do need to use Dodge and Burn more often.

[jock-stone]

I really love your videos, Jim. thanks a lot! greetings from Hamburg Germany, Jens

[Frontdoor]

Great number of tutorials & very much appreciated especially as we are "stuck" indoors. Simple question which I'm embarrassed to ask....once you have edited a photo which you don't want to export, how do you clear the workspace & send the photo back to the original library? There must be a simple process which so far eludes me! Essentially get the photo out of here. Thanks Jim.

[jean-francoisdamon]

extra! j'ai utilisé cet outil facile a manipuler qui apporte beaucoup au développement, thank's a lot, a bientôt!

[berldon]

Enjoyed your tutorial. How about a link to this photo so that we can have a go and try and get close to your end result, using other tools. That would certainly help to increase our learning experience.

[phlotographer]

JIm -- in the sign, all the letters are in Caps. I would think that folks likely could use the clone/stamp tool to clone the R that is before "ant" into the open location. The yellow would be able to be cloned too. Your thoughts please. TIA

[vincepalmer]

Thanks so much! I look forward to your videos each day! One question...when I finish an edit and try to export it takes an unusually long time. Does this happen to you? I do not save any photos to the Luminar library and use a Mac computer.

[aviatorman]

Pretty cool. Thanks Jim. Do you know if there is a negative de-haze filter in Luminar 4? How can you achieve a similar effect?

[JimBailey]

Thank you so much Jim. I am now just catching up on your videos. I have been working on my new web page jimbaileyphotography.com and have missed your videos over the past two or three weeks. You have inspired me on my photography work. I still have a lot to do on the page, but just had to get back to your videos. Keep them coming. :)

[mirto]

Thanks for another insightful video, Jim. Recently, I've started shooting in RAW. I saw this image you worked on is a jpeg. Does Lum 4 handle RAW images? I've searched your past videos and didn't find anything specific other than a Lum 2018 video you did. I noted that when I export a Raw file, it is being automatically saved as a jpeg. Can you please point me in the right direction?

[hans-j.thomas]

Great Job as always, Jim! If you would like to replace the "R" in restaurant, is there a way with Luminar4?