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I had just finished an edit and now realized that I had made the very first mistake that you pointed out. This tutorial had near perfect timing. I'll go back and redo my edit and won't be surprised that it will turn out much better. Thanks again for another excellent lesson. Keep up the great work.
As to the point of mistake 5, it is always important to make sure in advance that the edits are made to the correct layer. However it would be great to have a feature where we could copy or move edits from one layer to another, as that would be an easy fix for any mistakes like this.
Very useful, bravo. I will ask you something. The information you gave about overlays in the last section. We made the first edit on the overlays and naturally those changes remained on the overlays. You then said that it can be exported and re-edited as TIFF. Well, if I ask this. If we add overlays, then select the actual photo, make the edits there, and decide on the final version, would it be possible?
Hello, thank you for your question. The decision to export an image in TIFF format before continuing with editing depends on the size of the changes you intend to make. Small changes using overlays may not require you to export the image in TIFF format, while significant edits may require it. So, you have both options available to you. I hope this helps clarify things. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Hi, Hassan. Thank you for your question, I am afraid that I cannot help you with that here on TH-cam. I suggest you to contact Skylum support here 👉 skylum.com/support/contact
Hi Kareem... thank you for your question. I usually keep them in the same folder as the original image, just in case I need to come back to it. If you use the Folder System, it will automatically show in Luminar NEO, otherwise just import it with the Add Photos option in Catalog.
The biggest mistake I made was get the lifetime subscription. I would love to hear from any PC user how well the program runs. I have 8 GB of RAM and Neo eats up the processing power to the point where if I try to mask it freezes or crashes. THE most frustrating software I’ve ever experienced. I’m not a computer nerd. I know enough just to get by. I shouldn’t have to be screwed by Neo because of it. I’d love some help on how to improve the experience or what upgrades I should be making to the computer to get this piece of crap working like all the YT videos.
Thank you for watching my video. If you're looking for more Luminar NEO tools, courses and videos, check out my website 👉 www.cleverphotographer.com/luminar
thanks for the video! 🙏🏼 But, where exactly can I find the shortcuts?
I had just finished an edit and now realized that I had made the very first mistake that you pointed out. This tutorial had near perfect timing. I'll go back and redo my edit and won't be surprised that it will turn out much better. Thanks again for another excellent lesson. Keep up the great work.
Shame for the edit Ramon, but it will definitely be worth the effort to re-do it and get the most out of your image. Have a good fun.
As to the point of mistake 5, it is always important to make sure in advance that the edits are made to the correct layer. However it would be great to have a feature where we could copy or move edits from one layer to another, as that would be an easy fix for any mistakes like this.
Thank you.
thank you Jakub i am learning so much from you and the team all the very best from trev
Awesome, thank you!
Very useful, bravo. I will ask you something. The information you gave about overlays in the last section. We made the first edit on the overlays and naturally those changes remained on the overlays. You then said that it can be exported and re-edited as TIFF. Well, if I ask this. If we add overlays, then select the actual photo, make the edits there, and decide on the final version, would it be possible?
Hello, thank you for your question. The decision to export an image in TIFF format before continuing with editing depends on the size of the changes you intend to make. Small changes using overlays may not require you to export the image in TIFF format, while significant edits may require it. So, you have both options available to you. I hope this helps clarify things. Let me know if you have any further questions.
@@CleverPhotographer so we can adjust some parameters on actual photo and set overlays percentage and export is ok I guess.
Yes @@ahmetanak... the only reason why I export it and the edit is to blend the overlay and original picture together.
Hi Jakub, thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you very much my friend...🤩
Thank you very much Jakub. May be there are more mistakes to correct, which we users are no aware asbout it.
I am sure there are... thank you for a comment Johann.
Keep it up, these are very educational.
Thank you as always Dragan. I am glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Clever, I have Luminar Neo, and it keeps crashing when I'm editing my photos, could you help me, please.
Hi, Hassan. Thank you for your question, I am afraid that I cannot help you with that here on TH-cam. I suggest you to contact Skylum support here 👉 skylum.com/support/contact
Thank you!!
You are very welcomed.
Thanks!
Always here... thank you for the message.
Hey Jakub,
thanks for your great work. Are there any additional shortcuts in Luminar 1.8 that are not on your list yet ?
Thank you for the question. I can't really say that there were any shortcut updates.
When you export the two layers for further editing, where do you export to?
Hi Kareem... thank you for your question. I usually keep them in the same folder as the original image, just in case I need to come back to it. If you use the Folder System, it will automatically show in Luminar NEO, otherwise just import it with the Add Photos option in Catalog.
The biggest mistake I made was get the lifetime subscription.
I would love to hear from any PC user how well the program runs.
I have 8 GB of RAM and Neo eats up the processing power to the point where if I try to mask it freezes or crashes. THE most frustrating software I’ve ever experienced.
I’m not a computer nerd. I know enough just to get by. I shouldn’t have to be screwed by Neo because of it.
I’d love some help on how to improve the experience or what upgrades I should be making to the computer to get this piece of crap working like all the YT videos.
We appreciate your comment and thank you for sharing your opinion with us.
If you reset a slider after you “test” it, it should not show up in the edits tab. Can’t see any usefulness to that. Sounds like a bug
Fair comment, Jeffrey...
there is only one mistake and that is buying it in the first place there are more bugs in neo than a butterfly house.
Thank you for your comment.