Fade Your Edits With an Overall Amount Slider in Luminar Neo!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I'll share two methods how to get an overall amount slider in Luminar Neo. 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!)
The overall amount slider is one thing that is missing from Luminar Neo that we had in Luminar AI. Hopefully, the developers will add it soon. But until then I hope these two workarounds help you out. Which one will you be using?
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The second method is the winner!
Layers are one of those features in Luminar Neo I keep overlooking, mainly because of the lack of collapse layers (fingers crossed that gets implemented soon) I find it a bit of a faff. Excellent video Anthony.
Deffo the second way is good work around mate
Very useful video! Hopefully Skylum will see this and put the overall intensity slider back in.
Exactly; can't possibly be very complicated for the Skyum team to have the 'Overal Amount' slider from AI reintroduced! The question should actually be why on earth they chose to ditch it! Let's hope they're watching this video ..
Such a fantastic tip to use layers for dialing down the edits!! 👏🏻👏🏻 This will be my preferred method in the future
Amazing how often we forget how useful layers are. What a great idea - annoyed I didn't think of it. Thank you.
Thanks, Anthony. Ewe da man! I'll use the 2nd method. Chuck (North East Florida - USA)
Great tutorial. Second method is a winner for me.
No.2, sometimes with several layers with different creative edits in each layer.
Have you thought of using layers in a similar way as a workaround for ”virtual copies”?
I have been experimenting with this idea the last few weeks. Not even editing the original image, but creating several duplicate layers with separate edits (like in Lightroom). Then only displaying one layer at a time as a separate edit.
However, I wish that Skylum would add a feature to keep virtual copies as separate edits in the catalogue.
Maybe a topic for a new video?
Rest video this will be very useful to me when I over cok an edit.
Typically, I'd finish a technical edit, export the image, and then re-import it to make additional creative edits. Thanks for sharing this handy life-hack with layered edits; it will greatly enhance my workflow moving forward.
I much prefer your second method. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
You have shown a similar technique in the past by introducing a layer of the original image (unedited ) to scale it back. Now I preferred the second method.
Yes! Well noted 👍 these two approaches have less steps and as I said in the vid. Method 2 is definitely my preference 😀
The second makes good sense to me so I will attempt to follow it. Thanks Anthony
Thanks for sharing both methods very helpful
Excellent ... Well-explained ... Effective ... Thank you!
As always - very clever and again very usefull. As a teacher i congratulate you of doing a great job at teaching everybody skilfully.
I recommend your channel to both students and beginners of Luminar Neo asking for help on getting started with it.
You are clearly thee best on this program out there. 🙏
Very kind of you. Thank you.
Definitely 2. Thx for your excellent way of teaching!
Awesome, thank you!
Ahhhhh thanks Ant… I was waiting for this as I asked about the intensity edit slider previously. Just wish Neo would incorporate that final edit slider back into the edit page the same as LuminarAi
Indeed you did! Hope it helps until we get that intensity slider back.
Hmm, but would the program be basically operating like the less effective technique 1?
@billblair7804 depends how the coders implement it. If/when they do....
Great video I'll try them both. Love NEO and your teachings thank you
Anthony, this has been an excellent tutorial. I managed some great edits using the layer fade method! Thanks Bro!!!
Another excellent vid Anthony. I would definitely prefer the second way of controlling my edits, Very intuitive and, once again, very well articulated. Many thanks
Excellent. Thank you.
Hi Anthony! Great video as always. 😺 Regards from Felix the Cat. 🐱
Interesting video. It has long irked me that Neo doesn't have the scale back slider - so frustrating! I have been using your 1st method up to now but the 2nd option looks much better so will definitely be giving that a try.
Glad it's been helpful 🙂
Brilliant!!! Love both. Each could have their case when to use. Thanks!!!
Excellent info!
Glad it was helpful!
You're a wizard 👌😎
Brilliant!
Thanks 😊
Anthony,
Another excellent & thoughtful tutorial. I feel too many Americans won't understand what you mean by "ellipsis," given the current state of "murican" educasion, however.
BTW: what is it with both you & Nix and the use of "mystical"? Perhaps a more in-depth (and nuanced) discussion of this tool would be in order. Just my 2 bob. Thanks, as always.
Thanks. Seems to be hitting the mark 😀👍 re ellipsis,I think I also referred to it as three dots too 🙃 Yeah, I got a sweet spot for me ol matey mystical. I like it because it often takes the edge off of the tools that tend to add more structure to the image. It just softens it in a nice way IMHO.
Silly question and I'm sure it is covered elsewhere but... With the layers technique, can you apply crop/rotate to either layer and it does the change on both? Or do you need to (somehow) merge the layers and then crop etc.,
Also, would you consider crop etc., to be a part of the tech edit (so negates my own question really...)
Hi. I tend to crop at the end of my workflow. And yes, it'll crop the full layer stack as one.
2nd method
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my preferred version??? Luminar should include such a slider ; and I would guess that this is what you intend to provoke with this video???
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Hi... what processor and graphics card do u use? I see a lag when doing editing my photos for example supersharp or Nosieless Ai ... it takes minutes for the final output
Hi. I recently upgraded. I built my own and put in an Intel i9 14900k, nVidia RTX 4070, 64gb Ram
Using layers is far better.
Sometimes you have to use a third method which wasn't mentioned: delete your edit and start from scratch. 😊
Oh yeah. There's always that as an option too 😆