Since creating this video Luminar Neo has been updated and improved. You can get the newest version on sale here: bit.ly/NeoSale and maybe save more with coupon: ATNEO10 (sometimes Skylum de-activate the code if there's already a promotion running but worth giving a go!)
That. There's so much stuff I can't seem to figure out about catalogue and general management! - Like, I've never really figured how to sort through material and easily discard the 95% of the RAW files I'm not going to use, but hold on to the source material for the good stuff. That leads to bloat, and I periodically just delete ALL the RAW files, keepers included - which is a shame when I see an exported file later on and wish I could process it differently. - I've also wondered whether I could raise my export game - I'm not at all clear on the best settings (I just use what Luminar suggests), and I've also wondered whether I could export JPGs so that they keep the same time/date infos as the original RAW files. (I don't THINK this is possible.) - The biggest thing for me would be learning how to sync my work in LN between two PCs. I do 90% of my photography when I'm on vacation and process shots on my laptop. That works, but it would be sooooo nice to transfer my work to my very powerful desktop later on and just pick up where I left off. It could be this just isn't possible with LN, but if there's a work around it would be awesome!
Bummed the merge is an additional cost, but looks like a great option. Anyone watching this considering Luminar, it was due to this channel I tried it, and it's been worth every $. It's taken my photos to a whole new level and i wish I'd known about it sooner!
Catalogues and file folder structures. I recent setup a new way to reduce my finding and image folders structures to minimize the number of them and clicks for searching. I started using the last two digits of the year as a root for the first level (Ex: 2000 = 00, 2010 = 10, 2020= 20 etc). For all following years they are under the first level (Ex: 2001 is under first level 00, 2011 is under 10 etc). Then under each year I add my subjects for that year. So in just two clicks (first level and then the year) I have all my photos added that year and one more click for the subject.
Many thanks, Anthony, for a great summary video on Neo editing! Highly useful ... and professional. I'd appreciate a session on catalogues, please! Cheers
Yes catalogues tutorial would help. Currently Neo does odd things within the catalogue - including some images disappeared from it. I make a new catalogue frequently because it seems Neo becomes overwhelmed if there are more than about 30 raw images. I’ve used Neo from the beginning, stuck with it, and am thankful it’s being refined with many of the earlier extreme ‘bugginess’ being resolved.
Catalogues, please! As a newbie hobbyist photographer, I've gotten the hang of editing with Neo, but organization in Neo is still a huge sticking point for me.
Hi Anthony. I would definitely like more info on using multiple catalogs. I'm at a point where I'm losing track of photos and it's really frustrating. Also, is there a way to set my camera profile as the default rathere than having to change the profile for each photo? Thanks for all the videos for LN!!!!
Would love to see how you handle catalogs (that's "catalogues" for my Australian and British friends). :-) My issue -- and I realize you may not be able to get into this -- is my jumping between LR, Luminar, and occasionally PS. LR is cranky about photo-hopping, but I am very (very) old school and I tend to want to set up my own directories directly on my photo hard drive. (Hey, my first computer was an IBM XT -- gimme a break...! Doing pretty good keeping up with the tech as I approach my 8th decade, but very old habits die very hard.)
Just discovered your channel and watching every video on Luminar NEO..so much that I can't seem to find that video where you spoke about trying a technique in lightroom, photoshop and you showed how to do it with Luminar NEO. (It's not the Perfect HDR video) to get a great photo. If you can help me find it!!! Much appreciated! Great Channel..I'm glued!
Hi Anthony, very interesting and well done video! Thanks for this and keep up the good work! Tip #8 with the original photo as a layer over the edited one was the most interesting for me.
Thanks Antony, great as always. I found when updating to 1.7, I lost the camera profiles. Earlier versions had them for me (Nikon Z50) but the update took them away. I may need to watch your video to get them back by the sounds of it
Very nice Bridal portrait. Would be interesting to see the image adjusted to a bit more blur of the window so that the wooden parts of the framing of the glass would be softer and not so strong coming from the brides head. Nice facial view (profile) with nice lighting and good hand and arm positioning. I liked the use of the items on the wall to enhance the overall drama of the room and the bride.
Yes I would like to see a video about catalogs . ( I.g. how to delete them , save them somewhere else ? how much space a catalog takes up on my Hard disk , and so on )
1st rule of images is BU BU BU. I literally mean -- do three BU's and keep one off premises, one in a safe and one on a separate HDD in the computer tower. Having retired from being a professional wedding photographer for 33 years, I can't imagine making the number of exposures that AT speaks about. Occupied space is relative to how many photographs you capture and how many of those you actually decide are worth keeping. Frankly a good method however is to keep most and sometimes all as in the future you may discover there is something of a gem in that image previously viewed that was thought to be hopeless. I think AT has done some videos related to that concept. Save the original, the edited version(s) and simply do a Properties view of the folder to see the amount of space occupied. To learn of the whole size of your Pictures folder do the same thing for it. Currently I make use of 3 -- 4 TB drives as certainly drives are not overly expensive in today's marketplace. Always remember, that particularly if you are a working Pro BU's relate to your equipment also which means overlapping lenses, multiple bodies, flashes etc. I think that if I were still working today, even during a wedding I would try to do a BU of the images that I would have on a series of smaller sized SD cards related to each location during the day of the event. The event is a one time thing unlike a scene or property.
@@phlotographer I m not sure if that is an answer to my post ? And it took me a second to figure out what BU BU BU means . ( Not everyone here is a native English speaker ) Because I was not speaking about Back ups . Totally other subject . But Antony asked in his video if he should make a video about the Luminary's Catalog. So I said please do . And since my Capture one catalog took up an extreme amount of space and it took me some time to discover that . I wanted to know more of Neo s Catalog . How much space it takes up for developed photos . If I can save my Neo developments somewhere else and than delete the catalog . While one can get limitless external Hard Disks , there is a limit to the internal space
@@acneubauer Internal space will depend upon the size of the Local HDD that is being used both based on size and location of where you install NEO. To save space one can always export the .jpg to another internal drive and then B (ack) U (p) to an internal + externals. Hopefully AT will offer some additional info. Unfortunately, I tried to offer some info that may prove helpful to other users of the product because it is amazing as to how few folks do multiple backups. When I was an admin in PC Tech on Paltalk it was a continual situation where users would come to the room in distress because either themselves or a family member that lost important images and needed assistance at attempting to recover if possible those images.
I'd definitely like a video about organizing photos and catalogues. I'd like to know what software you use for catalogues. As someone who uses a Mac, it would be nice if the tool works on both Windows and macOS, but no matter what software is used, I'm sure the organization techniques can be used across multiple tools. I picked up Excire Foto a while back because I liked the AI-oriented search capabilities. But I'm not 100% happy with the overall UI. So I'd be interested to see your process/software. I'd also like to know how important the Pro tools are to you now. A video for that would be good. More precisely, a video describing if the Pro tools have replaced other tools you have used in the past. I know in some of your videos, you've worked with Topaz tools for sharpening and denoising, but I'd be interested to know if the Luminar pro extensions have been able to replace that. For me, I have Topaz Photo AI and I find it to be much better than the Neo extensions.
Hi Matthew, thanks for the vote on a catalogue video. Most of my organisation is usually done on import just by working with the OS to continue my folder structure. With regards to the pro extensions, tbh I'm still a bigger fan of the results I get with topaz for upscale, denoise and sharpening. The HDR merge is by far my favourite pro extension.
Unfortunately I purchased Excire instead of using the Trial option and regret it. Major issue. Photographs done of custom knives -- not one knife was recognized as such and often was thought to be a ship. Other items often were either missed or misidentified. The program now just sits without a value as I just finally gave up going through the huge amount of files that had to be reidentified manually. Just not a very good program.
Thanks for the informative video. I'm curious, for LR it is usually suggested to only have one catalog. Why do you suggest multiple catalogs for Luminar Neo?
Hi Steve. I have many lightroom catalogues too. It keeps your catalogues lighter weight, easier to manage and heaven forbid if one corrupts all eggs aren't in one basket. I used to shoot a lot of weddings, after each wedding I'd come home with 3-4k images from me and my second shooter. By the end of the season I'd have over 100,000 photos, over my 10 year spell doing it that added up to over 1m photos - and that's just weddings. I do commercial, architectural, family and landscape photography too. It makes much more sense to have a system that separates the catalogues into manageable chunks. If you only have a couple of hundred photos then it's probably not worth it. Hope that makes sense.
I have just become a supporter as I find you videos very useful, especially the one about camera profiles. I have a 90D and would like to use the Faithful profile but I can not get it to replace the Luminer Standard version. I understand that I can get Adobe DNG converter to convert the CR3 files to the Faithful profile, but I can not see how to do this. I can not find the profiles in my Mac OS. can you please give me some direction. Thanks
Hi Noel, thanks for the support. Really means a lot! I'm not an Mac or Canon guy so if the Camera Profile video I put together hasn't worked, maybe this video th-cam.com/video/j5cLOvuckGE/w-d-xo.html may help? It's by another creator but he's converting .cr3 to .dng on a mac.
As usual - they should hire you to sell Neo and as adviser for their developers. They should also give you a bonus for providing workarounds until they catch up.
I ran into an odd issue when processing some recent photos. The photos came out of the camera really flat looking even when using the camera profile they lacked color and contrast. I used the develop raw to gradually bring some life and depth to the photos and then used a few of the other tools to complete the look. However I noticed that the color saturation in the exported files didn't match what Luminar Neo was showing in the preview. After trying a few more edits, I discovered what I think was causing this to happen. While I was in develop raw I not only used the curves, and light sections but I also use the color section. I'm not sure if it's just my use case or if there's an actual bug in Luminar Neo, but I found that if I use develop raw and don't change the color settings at that time but wait until later and just use the separate color / HSL features, then the exported file matches my edit.
Hmmm... interesting! Not sure why that would be. I haven't experienced that myself but I'd definitely send your info through to the Skylum helpdesk so they can look into it.
Anthony, I use Apple photos for my photo storage as I can upload to the Cloud. Can Luminar Neo catalogues be used in conjunction, or is this a totally different form of storage?
BIG NEWS! Skylum has just launched a summer sale where you can save a massive 81% off Luminar Neo here bit.ly/NeoSale But the cool thing is in addition to that they've given me a coupon code to share with you so you get to save ANOTHER 20% (use code AFF-T5C1C0 ) I really hope that helps you out! It should work for both the perpetual licence and the subscription too. Enjoy😄 Best wishes, Anthony
question: is it possible to change the sky and then apply a preset? basically, my sky is blown out so i replaced it and want to apply a preset to the entire picture including the sky but seems like neo does not know about the sky replacement and shows me the original picture with the preset. when i apply the sky on top of the preset say a B&W, it shows the sky with color.
Many thanks Anthony - getting camera profiles is something I have wanted to do....but - went to your video explaining how to get them but It didn't work for me...and I am really keen to get these. I followed you instructions to download the Adobe program (windows for me) Luminar didn't find them and so I then tried to get via the path you used....This PC>ProgramData etc - but ProgramData didn't show as an option on the C:drive. I searched ProgramData on the C:drive and after a while I got a long list but nothing about Adobe on there. Tried searching the drive for Adobe Camera profiles but nothing showed etc. Opening the program didn't help at all as it was looking to convert DNG files!! Nowhere could I see anything about camera profiles - what have I missed?
Hi Nigel, thanks for commenting. Hmm.. not sure why it wouldn't be working. The video covers the steps that I took and I've had others commenting that it's worked so I don't know why it's not working for you. Sorry I can't be more help on it.
@@AnthonyTurnham OK, thanks. It's a mystery!! it doesn't even show in the list of programs installed in Control Panel...but I can get the main page when I click on the .exe but that just relates to DNG conversion. Never mind, I will try to figure it out!!
@@NJM1948 ProgramData is a hidden folder in Windows by default, so if you're not seeing it when you open the C drive in Explorer, you can still type "C:\ProgramData" in the Explorer address bar and it'll take you there. Or press the Windows and R keys to get the Run dialog and type C:\ProgramData in there.
@@matthewisaacs4537 Many thanks - I found the folder but sadly Fuji cameras are not in there, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic etc but no fuji. Thanks for your help
Wondering if anyone has problems with Neo crashing after doing a bunch of edits. My laptop is properly spec'ed, but if I an doing some moderate edits, the software will crash and sometimes I need to reboot by laptop to be able to do any further editing.
New to Luminar NEO? Skylum reached out to me today with a temporary discount code you can use to save even more off Neo and other assets in their Summer sale. Go here bit.ly/Luminar-NEO use code AFS-YtXN8E Hope that helps 👍😀
Since creating this video Luminar Neo has been updated and improved. You can get the newest version on sale here: bit.ly/NeoSale and maybe save more with coupon: ATNEO10 (sometimes Skylum de-activate the code if there's already a promotion running but worth giving a go!)
Catalogue.
And thank you for the information that you so generously provide.
Thank you for so many helpful tips. A tutorial on Catalogues would be extremely helpful.
Great tips Anthony, and I'd love to see a video on catalogues, and organizing photos.
Another great video! One on catalogues would be much appreciated.
That. There's so much stuff I can't seem to figure out about catalogue and general management!
- Like, I've never really figured how to sort through material and easily discard the 95% of the RAW files I'm not going to use, but hold on to the source material for the good stuff. That leads to bloat, and I periodically just delete ALL the RAW files, keepers included - which is a shame when I see an exported file later on and wish I could process it differently.
- I've also wondered whether I could raise my export game - I'm not at all clear on the best settings (I just use what Luminar suggests), and I've also wondered whether I could export JPGs so that they keep the same time/date infos as the original RAW files. (I don't THINK this is possible.)
- The biggest thing for me would be learning how to sync my work in LN between two PCs. I do 90% of my photography when I'm on vacation and process shots on my laptop. That works, but it would be sooooo nice to transfer my work to my very powerful desktop later on and just pick up where I left off. It could be this just isn't possible with LN, but if there's a work around it would be awesome!
Bummed the merge is an additional cost, but looks like a great option. Anyone watching this considering Luminar, it was due to this channel I tried it, and it's been worth every $. It's taken my photos to a whole new level and i wish I'd known about it sooner!
Very useful - yes a video on catalogues please
Thanks again Anthony. I've fiddled enough unsuccessfully trying to set up my catalogues. CATALOGUES please. At your leisure of course.
Thanks for a really informative video. Would be great to see a video on how to catalogue photographs correctly, please. Best wishes.
Great Great Video. Love no.9, very mind blowing.
Great work, Anthony. Please consider a video on creating and organizing catalogs.
Brilliant video as always, would love to know more about CATALOGS. Keep up the great work, many thanks.
Catalogues and file folder structures. I recent setup a new way to reduce my finding and image folders structures to minimize the number of them and clicks for searching. I started using the last two digits of the year as a root for the first level (Ex: 2000 = 00, 2010 = 10, 2020= 20 etc). For all following years they are under the first level (Ex: 2001 is under first level 00, 2011 is under 10 etc). Then under each year I add my subjects for that year. So in just two clicks (first level and then the year) I have all my photos added that year and one more click for the subject.
Great video, as always, Anthony. Yes a session on catalogues would be great. Cheers
Thank you Anthony for a really useful video. A video on setting Catalogues would be great.
Thanks a ton, Tony! I've been working with Luminar Neo for quite a while, but that takes me to the next level! Fantastic!
Thanks for another great video; I would really appreciate your advice on catalogues
Many thanks, Anthony, for a great summary video on Neo editing! Highly useful ... and professional. I'd appreciate a session on catalogues, please! Cheers
Thanks. Again some great tips and reminders of things I thought I understood but didn't.
Yes catalogues tutorial would help. Currently Neo does odd things within the catalogue - including some images disappeared from it. I make a new catalogue frequently because it seems Neo becomes overwhelmed if there are more than about 30 raw images. I’ve used Neo from the beginning, stuck with it, and am thankful it’s being refined with many of the earlier extreme ‘bugginess’ being resolved.
Great tips, as always! Thank you 😊
Catalog and other basic instruction would be excellent. Great video, and thanks buddy.
Brilliant video again - I would appreciate a session on catalogues please
Catalogues, please!
As a newbie hobbyist photographer, I've gotten the hang of editing with Neo, but organization in Neo is still a huge sticking point for me.
Fantastic video,the best on the Tube,very informative.I use one drive for my catalogues,piece of cake,thanks Anthony,Pete Fox,UK.
GREAT video Anthony! I'd be interested in a video on catalogs...thank you
You're doing great. Purchased Luminar Neo right after it was released but never really used.Catalog for sure.
Hi Anthony. I would definitely like more info on using multiple catalogs. I'm at a point where I'm losing track of photos and it's really frustrating. Also, is there a way to set my camera profile as the default rathere than having to change the profile for each photo? Thanks for all the videos for LN!!!!
Brilliant Anthony, another top notch vid, I'm off to look at the camera profiles now that's one thing I've been looking for. Thanks mate👍😎
Another great video and yes using the camera profile at the start is a must 👍
Would love to see how you handle catalogs (that's "catalogues" for my Australian and British friends). :-) My issue -- and I realize you may not be able to get into this -- is my jumping between LR, Luminar, and occasionally PS. LR is cranky about photo-hopping, but I am very (very) old school and I tend to want to set up my own directories directly on my photo hard drive. (Hey, my first computer was an IBM XT -- gimme a break...! Doing pretty good keeping up with the tech as I approach my 8th decade, but very old habits die very hard.)
Thank you Anthony very helpful
Just discovered your channel and watching every video on Luminar NEO..so much that I can't seem to find that video where you spoke about trying a technique in lightroom, photoshop and you showed how to do it with Luminar NEO. (It's not the Perfect HDR video) to get a great photo. If you can help me find it!!! Much appreciated! Great Channel..I'm glued!
Please do a session on catalogues!
yes on catalogues
Hi Anthony, very interesting and well done video! Thanks for this and keep up the good work! Tip #8 with the original photo as a layer over the edited one was the most interesting for me.
Thanks Michael! Yeah, hopefully the developers will build it directly into the program, like it used to be in Luminar AI.
Catalogs video would be nice. Plus why does camera profile revert back to luminar sometimes?
Thanks Antony, great as always. I found when updating to 1.7, I lost the camera profiles. Earlier versions had them for me (Nikon Z50) but the update took them away. I may need to watch your video to get them back by the sounds of it
Very helpful, a video on catalogues please, thanks
Useful video as ever Anthony. You are my go to tutor for LN. Session on organising CATALOGUES would be so helpful. Thanks
Very nice Bridal portrait. Would be interesting to see the image adjusted to a bit more blur of the window so that the wooden parts of the framing of the glass would be softer and not so strong coming from the brides head. Nice facial view (profile) with nice lighting and good hand and arm positioning. I liked the use of the items on the wall to enhance the overall drama of the room and the bride.
Great video. "Catalogue"
Yes I would like to see a video about catalogs . ( I.g. how to delete them , save them somewhere else ? how much space a catalog takes up on my Hard disk , and so on )
1st rule of images is BU BU BU. I literally mean -- do three BU's and keep one off premises, one in a safe and one on a separate HDD in the computer tower. Having retired from being a professional wedding photographer for 33 years, I can't imagine making the number of exposures that AT speaks about.
Occupied space is relative to how many photographs you capture and how many of those you actually decide are worth keeping. Frankly a good method however is to keep most and sometimes all as in the future you may discover there is something of a gem in that image previously viewed that was thought to be hopeless. I think AT has done some videos related to that concept.
Save the original, the edited version(s) and simply do a Properties view of the folder to see the amount of space occupied. To learn of the whole size of your Pictures folder do the same thing for it. Currently I make use of 3 -- 4 TB drives as certainly drives are not overly expensive in today's marketplace.
Always remember, that particularly if you are a working Pro BU's relate to your equipment also which means overlapping lenses, multiple bodies, flashes etc. I think that if I were still working today, even during a wedding I would try to do a BU of the images that I would have on a series of smaller sized SD cards related to each location during the day of the event. The event is a one time thing unlike a scene or property.
@@phlotographer I m not sure if that is an answer to my post ? And it took me a second to figure out what BU BU BU means . ( Not everyone here is a native English speaker ) Because I was not speaking about Back ups . Totally other subject . But Antony asked in his video if he should make a video about the Luminary's Catalog. So I said please do . And since my Capture one catalog took up an extreme amount of space and it took me some time to discover that . I wanted to know more of Neo s Catalog . How much space it takes up for developed photos . If I can save my Neo developments somewhere else and than delete the catalog . While one can get limitless external Hard Disks , there is a limit to the internal space
@@acneubauer Internal space will depend upon the size of the Local HDD that is being used both based on size and location of where you install NEO. To save space one can always export the .jpg to another internal drive and then B (ack) U (p) to an internal + externals. Hopefully AT will offer some additional info. Unfortunately, I tried to offer some info that may prove helpful to other users of the product because it is amazing as to how few folks do multiple backups. When I was an admin in PC Tech on Paltalk it was a continual situation where users would come to the room in distress because either themselves or a family member that lost important images and needed assistance at attempting to recover if possible those images.
I'd definitely like a video about organizing photos and catalogues. I'd like to know what software you use for catalogues. As someone who uses a Mac, it would be nice if the tool works on both Windows and macOS, but no matter what software is used, I'm sure the organization techniques can be used across multiple tools. I picked up Excire Foto a while back because I liked the AI-oriented search capabilities. But I'm not 100% happy with the overall UI. So I'd be interested to see your process/software.
I'd also like to know how important the Pro tools are to you now. A video for that would be good. More precisely, a video describing if the Pro tools have replaced other tools you have used in the past. I know in some of your videos, you've worked with Topaz tools for sharpening and denoising, but I'd be interested to know if the Luminar pro extensions have been able to replace that. For me, I have Topaz Photo AI and I find it to be much better than the Neo extensions.
Hi Matthew, thanks for the vote on a catalogue video. Most of my organisation is usually done on import just by working with the OS to continue my folder structure.
With regards to the pro extensions, tbh I'm still a bigger fan of the results I get with topaz for upscale, denoise and sharpening. The HDR merge is by far my favourite pro extension.
Unfortunately I purchased Excire instead of using the Trial option and regret it. Major issue. Photographs done of custom knives -- not one knife was recognized as such and often was thought to be a ship. Other items often were either missed or misidentified. The program now just sits without a value as I just finally gave up going through the huge amount of files that had to be reidentified manually. Just not a very good program.
Good stuff
Catalogues, please!
Nice to follow you ... thanks for your clear explanation each video .... 👍👏👌
Thanks for the informative video. I'm curious, for LR it is usually suggested to only have one catalog. Why do you suggest multiple catalogs for Luminar Neo?
Hi Steve. I have many lightroom catalogues too. It keeps your catalogues lighter weight, easier to manage and heaven forbid if one corrupts all eggs aren't in one basket. I used to shoot a lot of weddings, after each wedding I'd come home with 3-4k images from me and my second shooter. By the end of the season I'd have over 100,000 photos, over my 10 year spell doing it that added up to over 1m photos - and that's just weddings. I do commercial, architectural, family and landscape photography too. It makes much more sense to have a system that separates the catalogues into manageable chunks. If you only have a couple of hundred photos then it's probably not worth it. Hope that makes sense.
Catalogues, good ides
I have just become a supporter as I find you videos very useful, especially the one about camera profiles. I have a 90D and would like to use the Faithful profile but I can not get it to replace the Luminer Standard version. I understand that I can get Adobe DNG converter to convert the CR3 files to the Faithful profile, but I can not see how to do this. I can not find the profiles in my Mac OS. can you please give me some direction. Thanks
Hi Noel, thanks for the support. Really means a lot! I'm not an Mac or Canon guy so if the Camera Profile video I put together hasn't worked, maybe this video th-cam.com/video/j5cLOvuckGE/w-d-xo.html may help? It's by another creator but he's converting .cr3 to .dng on a mac.
As usual - they should hire you to sell Neo and as adviser for their developers.
They should also give you a bonus for providing workarounds until they catch up.
I ran into an odd issue when processing some recent photos. The photos came out of the camera really flat looking even when using the camera profile they lacked color and contrast. I used the develop raw to gradually bring some life and depth to the photos and then used a few of the other tools to complete the look. However I noticed that the color saturation in the exported files didn't match what Luminar Neo was showing in the preview. After trying a few more edits, I discovered what I think was causing this to happen. While I was in develop raw I not only used the curves, and light sections but I also use the color section. I'm not sure if it's just my use case or if there's an actual bug in Luminar Neo, but I found that if I use develop raw and don't change the color settings at that time but wait until later and just use the separate color / HSL features, then the exported file matches my edit.
Hmmm... interesting! Not sure why that would be. I haven't experienced that myself but I'd definitely send your info through to the Skylum helpdesk so they can look into it.
By the way - i would love to see you method of using multiple catalogues
Catalogs, especially can I move my current photos?
catalogues!!!
Which of these tips have you found the most helpful? Got any tips you'd like to add? Let me know and thanks for watching! 😀👍
Catalogues. Yes please.
Anthony, I use Apple photos for my photo storage as I can upload to the Cloud. Can Luminar Neo catalogues be used in conjunction, or is this a totally different form of storage?
catalogues, folders & albums please
As you can read hereafter everybody is waiting full information on catalogues - Thanks
Deffo show us a video on catalogues, please
Catalogues would be greatly appreciated
Hi Anthony, any idea why "Camera Profile" would be missing?
yes catalogues please
CATALOGUES would be really helpful please
BIG NEWS! Skylum has just launched a summer sale where you can save a massive 81% off Luminar Neo here bit.ly/NeoSale But the cool thing is in addition to that they've given me a coupon code to share with you so you get to save ANOTHER 20% (use code AFF-T5C1C0 ) I really hope that helps you out! It should work for both the perpetual licence and the subscription too. Enjoy😄 Best wishes, Anthony
The current best deal for Luminar Neo can be found here bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. You can try code ATNEO10 for an additional discount.
question: is it possible to change the sky and then apply a preset? basically, my sky is blown out so i replaced it and want to apply a preset to the entire picture including the sky but seems like neo does not know about the sky replacement and shows me the original picture with the preset. when i apply the sky on top of the preset say a B&W, it shows the sky with color.
Many thanks Anthony - getting camera profiles is something I have wanted to do....but - went to your video explaining how to get them but It didn't work for me...and I am really keen to get these. I followed you instructions to download the Adobe program (windows for me) Luminar didn't find them and so I then tried to get via the path you used....This PC>ProgramData etc - but ProgramData didn't show as an option on the C:drive. I searched ProgramData on the C:drive and after a while I got a long list but nothing about Adobe on there. Tried searching the drive for Adobe Camera profiles but nothing showed etc. Opening the program didn't help at all as it was looking to convert DNG files!! Nowhere could I see anything about camera profiles - what have I missed?
Hi Nigel, thanks for commenting. Hmm.. not sure why it wouldn't be working. The video covers the steps that I took and I've had others commenting that it's worked so I don't know why it's not working for you. Sorry I can't be more help on it.
@@AnthonyTurnham OK, thanks. It's a mystery!! it doesn't even show in the list of programs installed in Control Panel...but I can get the main page when I click on the .exe but that just relates to DNG conversion. Never mind, I will try to figure it out!!
@@NJM1948 ProgramData is a hidden folder in Windows by default, so if you're not seeing it when you open the C drive in Explorer, you can still type "C:\ProgramData" in the Explorer address bar and it'll take you there. Or press the Windows and R keys to get the Run dialog and type C:\ProgramData in there.
@@matthewisaacs4537 Many thanks - I found the folder but sadly Fuji cameras are not in there, Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic etc but no fuji. Thanks for your help
Canon M50 RAW is still not supported so I can’t apply tips 1 and 2.
I dont like the last update if a delete a tool from a edit luminar neo freezes my other tools and a have to reboot the app 😤
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Wondering if anyone has problems with Neo crashing after doing a bunch of edits. My laptop is properly spec'ed, but if I an doing some moderate edits, the software will crash and sometimes I need to reboot by laptop to be able to do any further editing.
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