Learn How to Get the Best out of Luminar Neo's Erase & Clone Tools
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If you're new to Luminar Neo, or photo editing in general and are having trouble understanding the difference between the Erase and Clone tools, I've got you covered.
The erase tool in Luminar Neo allows you to remove unwanted elements or areas from an image. It works like a digital eraser, where you can brush over the area you want to delete, and it will be replaced with the background or surrounding pixels.
On the other hand, the clone tool is used to duplicate or replicate pixels from one part of an image to another. It lets you select a source area, usually by clicking and dragging, and then you can paint or clone that area onto another part of the image. This tool is commonly used to remove blemishes, duplicate objects, or fix imperfections by copying pixels from a similar area.
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Learn how to use Luminar Neo Clone tool, then the Erase tool, and then how to best combine both Clone & Erase together for the best results.
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Great tips, as always.
Glad you think so!
I like your lessons very well explained
Glad to hear that
Very helpful, I have had problems in these areas.
Glad it helped
Wow. Fantastic tutorial Have never used together and have experienced all the glitches in these tools. Thank you for clearing this up.
You're very welcome!
Excellent demonstration of the use of these two tools and their idiosyncrasies . Thank you very much.
You're so welcome
Big help. You successfully pointed out all the mistakes I have made. And included why they didn’t work.
Thanks for a great job
You're welcome!
Super helpful, Darlene; succinct and highly instructional. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
Awesome results! Sure is a lot of work though! 😮💨
It can be yes
I was working on an image last week where I got that uneven tone in the sky. The original image was a zoom on a bird. The powerlines in the background were soft and out of focus, but still lines in an otherwise even sky. After trying to clone them I still had a patchy tonal difference, just like when you did the first clone in the image with the lamppost in this video. The way you fixed it will hopefully work on mine.
Did you not try the automatic powerline removal inside the erase tool?
@@DigitalPhotoMentor yes I did. But they weren’t very defined lines because I’d zoomed in. Was probably on the extreme of my 70-300mm lense.. There were obvious streaks in the sky due to the tonal difference,but they were parallel lines with a different tone. I tried a sky replacement, but the bird was sitting on a bush and it didn’t deal with the outline of the bush very well. Have spent well,over an hour on this so far with minimal improvement. So far the only thing that has made it better was bringing up the highlights in the sky. It’s a bit bright for my liking but not blown out.
What is the shortcut for setting the source?
Just press the Alt/Option key. You can get my keyboard shortcuts sheet for free here www.digitalphotomentor.com/freebies/luminar-neo-keyboard-shortcuts-cheat-sheet/
the clone would be good to do a double exposure for a portrait.
NO there is a way better way to do that, use layers.
th-cam.com/video/vVPdNf-rQ2c/w-d-xo.html here is a video on doing double exposure
I am not sure what you mean about the alt key ,when do you use it?
You need to press it to change the source area from which you are cloning
@@DigitalPhotoMentor Thanks for the fast reply , do you need to keep it held down or one click and release ?
@@peterhewitson71 Press and hold while you click a new spot
Hi
The GENErase appear to work on simple selections. I am trying to remove a person from a group of people. This does not work. Instead of removing the person it replaced it with a weird image. The examples you and others have shown are very simple. Please explain how to carry out the above successfully. Thanks
This video isn't about GenErase though it's the regular Erase tool. Have you tried that first?
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Oops sorry