How To Create a Dreamy Blur in Luminar NEO - Complete Editing Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2023
- Get Luminar Neo here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO and use ATNEO10 for a further discount! In this full photo edit I'll show you how to add a blur layer and change the blend mode to give a dreamlike quality to your photos.
This is all done with the standard tools inside the base program so if you've got NEO, with or without the extensions, you can do this.
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You are THE Neo guru. I leaned so much more than just the "blur" tool in this video. Thank you for your contributions to the community.
That’s great video!
Nice result :-) thx 4 showing :-) btw: I remember with great pleasure my stay at the lake in 1988/89. Loves from Switzerland.
"Me doing a short video?" Ha, nice bit of self deprecation Anthony! I think videos of this length are perfect. Nice seeing your insights as usual. The bit at the end of duplicating the layer and then using a blend mode is just icing on the cake--very few other channels mention this!
Since I’m ur creative consultant 😁 please allow me to give u a few suggestions:
Would ❤ to see u delve into LUTs. I’ve found some really cool cinematic effects and I’m worried they may be a crutch.
Not sure if u have the time, money, or patience but I’d love to see u do a series on the most beautiful landscape spots in NZ and ur approach to photographing them with a fresh approach.
I’m enjoying ur layers technique. I would lastly like to see u tackle color grading more as well. There are so many people with interesting styles and it would be fun to see u deconstruct these styles and see how they are accomplishing their look
Some great ideas there 👌 thanks! Yeah, I've often thought of doing some style deconstruction videos. Who are some photographers you're thinking of?
I've been away to a few locations and am piecing some videos together. They're very time consuming to do though, and the last couple of out and about vids really didn't do well.
@@AnthonyTurnham Here are my favorites:
Carr Clifton
Trey Ratcliff
Ken Duncan
Galen Powell
David Muench
Charlie Waite
Joshua Jackson
Saul Leiter
Ernst Haas
Hello Anthony, thank you for new ideas and educating in NEO, always looking out for new videos, grettings from Sweden
Like what you did here. Always learn something... Thanks Anthony !!
Very nice, Anthony
Hey fella, I big thanks goes out to you today for something I picked up from this video. The transform tool. I had this image of Dunstanburgh Castle (Northumberland) taken on a recent trip there and it was a wide angle, around 14.5mm with a Nikon 14-30 lens. I had the castle looking like the tower of pisa. However, your explanation of the transform tool has made me able to crack the problem where I was messing about with barrel and pincushion and getting nowhere, so, big thank you sir.
You're welcome Geoff! Glad that tip has helped. Yeah, the transform tool is kinda buried away and is easily overlooked.
cool stuff
That was a fun edit! Beautiful photo
Thanks so much!
I've got to get more into this - great explanation using a duplicate layer. The blend tool is also good to use more often. Another excellent video...thanks for this
Another great video to store in my toolkit! Thanks
Thank you!
Thanks for a job well done
Thank You Tony
You're welcome Michael. 😊
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Is this a raw image? All the wonder of neo and Photoshop often evaporates if you images are not raw. Excellent video
Jpg will do nothing like it. All my work is on scans of slides from 60s and 70s . Only solution is to scan in tiff but still not great
Nope and Photoshop is sold on raw file examples. It's raw that is the mirical.....
Neo becomes nope. 🤪
Who invented this predictive spellie tosh !
Hi Steve. You're right that of course raw capture on today's sensors give us more editing latitude. However a well scanned or captured jpeg can still benefit massively from good photo editing tools whether that be PS or Neo. For example in Neo after the initial application of DevelopRAW all subsequent tools that are added are no longer being applied to a raw file. That ship has sailed. You're now editing 16bit data just as if it were a Tiff.
@@AnthonyTurnham Thanks Anthony. Excellent videos even if I don't have RAW Files.
Not obvious from the tool menu layout - but the crop tool seems to work on both layers simultaneously ...
Yes you can only have one crop on any photo, but you can select and resize your layers independently though.
Where do I find the members area?
Hi mate, once you've joined (via the join button under the video, or link in the description). If you go for membership with downloads option I just need your email address so I can set up access to the shared folder. You can message me at anthonyeditsyourphotos@gmail.com 😀
Can you share the Image [ used in this demo ], so we could follow-along?
Hi. It's already uploaded to the shared folder. I have some very kind folk who support the channel through a monthly membership and they help keep the videos free for everyone. As a thank you to them, I share the photo files to a shared group folder from a lot of the tutorials / demos. If you'd like to join too, click the join button and it's the members + downloads option you'd need.
Great as always. Can you use printer profiles in Luminar, like you can in Lightroom to soft proof an image? Thanks
Hi John. No, currently no option for soft proofing with profiles.
@@AnthonyTurnham ok thanks. What do you suggest, with regards to getting it ready for printing? I will be sending to a commercial lab. Should I send 1 test print, to check colour/brightness level and then adjust my edits according
Hi Anthony, nice edit. Any idea why I don't see either auto distortion corrections or auto chromatic abberations - I only see auto defringe and according to Neo and running latest version 1.13.0 - EDIT: in cast anyone else wondering I did another google search, it might be only visible in RAW not dng etc.
What file type are you using?
@@AnthonyTurnham hi thanks for replying, I've sorted it and added a note to my earlier message in case it helps others.