Luminar 4's AI features have made most of the headlines, but the application is also a fully featured editor that can handle all the most essential adjustments as well as more advanced and creative techniques. This excellent video will show you five ways to make your landscape photos pop using Luminar 4.
Coming to you from Anthony Morganti, this helpful video will show you five different ways to make landscape images pop using Luminar 4. Luminar has been my favorite thing to play with for the last few months; I have been going through my back catalog while on lockdown at home, finding photos I previously passed over and pulling them into Luminar to see how I can rescue them with the AI tools. They are simply a ton of fun to play with, and they can be quite useful too. Beyond them, however, Luminar also has all the normal tools you would expect from such an application, enabling you to take the normal manual control of an edit you are likely accustomed to. Check out the video above for the full rundown of some of these tools and techniques.
And if you really want to dive into the process of shooting and editing landscape photography, check out "Photographing The World 1: Landscape Photography and Post-Processing with Elia Locardi."
Oh, please. Slow down with the Luminar “reviews.” I think all of us have tried it, and found it decidedly second rate to CaptureOne or Lightroom. AI sky replacements may interest Instagram influencer wannabes, but not so much real photographers.