Best Export Settings for Luminar Neo? - What File Type, When and Why.

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[fbahmer]

Thanks, Anthony, for your Luminar Neo tutorials, by far the best available! Looking forward to see more from you!

[Alakazam]

Thank you, Anthony! Would you also consider making a workflow video on Luminar Neo on iPad? There doesn’t seem to be as much content discussing it after it released but I am considering Luminar Neo for travel photography and edits.

[tonysanders]

I really enjoy your tutorials. They are really informative and have helped me to get so much more from my use of Luminar Neo

[adrianhelyar]

All you suggest is what most experienced editors would do! However I have to comment on your wonderful presentation for those that will surely find this of great value. Keep it up Anthony.

[ronlee]

Thanks you, Anthony. Another great tutorial. The one thing I wish Skylum would change is the "location". I would much rather it be the current location, rather than the last one you used.

[johnmoore]

Thank you for this tutorial; it's been very useful. At the end of the day, most of our photos are viewed on a screen of some sort. For me, that screen is a photo frame or a website, so JEPG is going to be the best. You have explained very clearly all the options, and I think I will try a little more compression and see how it looks.

[Childrens-Stories-with-Woodsy]

So professional! You've got an awesome charm about you which makes watching and comprehending very easy!

[davyh]

Fantastic Anthony, thank you. I often print my photos to sell and knew to export them as TIFF but not the ProphotoRgb. I'll be doing that from now on. Thanks again.

[segram]

Thank you, its a very well explained and very clear.

[jobekaert]

finally an explanation that I have been looking forward to for so long... that is also the reason why I have been following you for years (since luminar AI)... and I live in Belgium... you can imagine...

[therealtour]

Thanks Anthony, really appreciate your help and I got Luminar because of you. I’m doing real estate photography and struggling with the right order when using Neo and LRC. Youd be my hero if you did a video covering this. I like the way hdr merge with brackets looks with neo but feel im losing options when I export to work in LRC. Id like to start with hdr merge in neo - edit in lrc and then finish in neo to do sky and stuff but i may be causing more headaches

[isoawe]

Thanks Anthony. I export with resized PNG for my IG posts. Not always, but occasionally IG will do wacky things with JPEG images. I’ve never had it degrade a PNG.

[felixthecat]

Hi Anthony! I tend to use TIFF for photos I want to modify later and JPG (JPEG) for finished edits to minimise storage space. I tend to use Adobe RGB on both formats; with 100% resolution for JPG's and 16 bit for TIFF's. Regards from, Felix the Cat. 😺

[edwardkillesteyn]

A great reference video for the future. Thanks. I assume the principles you’ve outlined apply equally to saving in other photo software editing applications.

[andrealehner]

Hello from Austria 🙂 just wanna say thank you for your easy-to-follow explanations! It's a pleasure to watch your tutorials! You are really good at highlighting the necessary steps to achieve certain goals without confusing your audience with side issues. This - and your friendly manner - make learning far more easier!

[kimraymond]

Thanks again. Very informative. Although I have been doing pretty much as suggested, I must admit I didn't know why. I probably just picked it up from your other videos and copied that.

[jonnyroids]

Another great video Anthony, keep up for the good work. Have a lovely week.

[terryosborn]

Brilliant Anthony, answered so many questions for this editing novice, thank you so much.

[mhouslay]

As ever super useful video.
Really clear.
Wonderfully measured and organised delivery.
👍😊

[jimwallace]

I think I had allot of mis-conceptions about PNG over JPEG. I found this very useful :)