Editing Photos With AI - Luminar Neo Overview

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Skylum is going all in on AI assisted photo editing with a bunch of really cool and time saving features. I cover some of my favorite features and show off Luminar Neo's capabilities on some photos in this video. If you're interested, check out Luminar Neo for yourself and for a limited time get up to 85% off your purchase plus an additional free 6 months. Thank you guys for watching!
Some images used in this video were from Signature Edits.
Disclosure: I received Luminar Neo from Skylum to do a feature overview, and the link above is an affiliate link. If you purchase through the link, I will get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Portrait
3:11 - Landscape
5:20 - AI Denoise
6:23 - Supersharp AI
6:34 - Background Removal
7:15 - Extra Features Overview
7:45 - Black Friday Deal
8:02 - Outro

[@STIboots]

AI has come a long way and it is amazing on how useful it can be these days. Thank you for sharing these tips.

[@MichaelSturgill]

No problem!

[@peterwinters1728]

Lots of great information and you deliver it in such a manor i feel like i could become a pro in no time!

[@MichaelSturgill]

Thank you!

[@ThomasKaragiannis-mx4db]

Great video!

[@MichaelSturgill]

Thank you very much!

[@rollonfood]

Do you develop raw images in affinity first? Or can you just stay in this app?

[@MichaelSturgill]

You can just stay in this app if you wanted to

[@rollonfood]

@@MichaelSturgill do you think it would be any good for primarily food photography? I see a lot of emphasis on portraits and landscapes

[@MichaelSturgill]

It could certainly benefit you. Most of the ai features are for portraits and landscape but there are other features you could benefit from

[@rollonfood]

@@MichaelSturgill thanks. I'm probably gonna pull them trigger on three year plan. Less work means time to do... More work

[@jeffyablon6673]

Are you going to switch from Affinity to Neo ?

[@MichaelSturgill]

No. I more so just use it as another tool in my arsenal. I don't plan on replacing Affinity anytime soon

[@GTSongwriter]

The only bad thing about AI, is most AI software requires you to send the picture to a server to be fixed and it comes back to you from the server. This is very bad if the client doesn't want you to share the picture with anyone.

[@MichaelSturgill]

You can run Luminar Neo without internet access. It just uses your computer specs to do it's processing