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!)
Do you want more of these free flow edits? Let me know in the comments! The original RAW photo is available to the Members with Download option in our shared folder. Want to join and help support the channel? Click here: bit.ly/AT-Join (please send me a private message to anthonyeditsyourphotos@gmail.com so I can add access for you to the shared folder). 👍😀👍
I followed along every step twice and wrote them down the second time. I find that helps me to learn and also enables me to try and apply these techniques to my photos. What I think would be great is a series on each Luminar Neo tool: when to use, how to use, etc. Knowing the why would enable me to mix and match the tools I need for a particular vision of the photo. Hope that made sense.
Love the free flow edits Anthony but I must admit I had that photo finished half a dozen moves before you did. Your editing took that photo to a different level and it was worth it. Another cracking tutorial and look forward to the next one. 👍😎
Thanks Anthony, It's always great to see you using tools that I rarely use and in some cases, have never used. I appreciate your tutorials and techniques. I've enjoyed watching your work for a couple of years now. Thanks again for the creative understanding you have of artistic photography. Jim Roberts
Absolutely amazing. Thanks for showing us how it's done. I know Neo is powerful, but it takes examples like this to really show how to best use the features for specific results.
That was a fun watch Anthony. I'm glad to have been taken thru this creative editing journey. Always a plus to see how anyone translates their exploration, and I enjoyed yours. Learned a lot about Neo as well, which I have but have been a Ps user for so long that laziness has ruled. You showed me good reason to experiment so thank you. Very much liked your image's conclusion.
This was awesome! Like others have said, would love a series of videos going over some of the different tools. When and how to use them and explaining what they do. Or even just more videos like this using multiple tools in action. Either way keep it up. I just recently got back into using Neo so I’m trying to learn how to make the most of it.
Love your freestyle edits. I’d like to understand how you approach your canvas, what do you see in your mind’s eye that says that there is something to do here? Or is your process emergent, coming from dabling and thinking “what next”?
Thanks. I do have a vision that I'm working towards. I have a rough idea of what that will be and then just let the tools take me there. I add an effect and then asses, as you say, what's next? What will get me closer to my goal?
WOW... What a transformation. If i never saw the otiginal photo, i would truly believe that the finished edit, was actually real. Well done sir. You really gave me some new ideas. Keep up the great work
As usual, a bang up job. It is very helpful to see the wide range of control in editing that one tool can have on the final result. We have so many tools at our disposal: Lightroom, Photoshop, Luminar NEO, etc. Good to see one tool to the end product.
I love the addition of the snow - great idea. Seeing what what can be done with utilising many tools has been interesting to see. I love experimenting in NEO. Thanks agsin for another great video 👍
As i have said before - you are adding value to Neo every time you publish a video - but i have abandoned it for good for many reasons! But your thought process adds value to almost any image editor out there :) and all the stuff you just showed, i am taking to my edits in ON1. It can do all you have shown and more. At first i thoght the image was dull (apart from that you took it of a loved one offcourse) but you completely succeded in making it interesting. I would love to se and hear your decision process when you first look on an image and decide how and why you will take the image in a certain direction in your demos. My favorite edit is still the one you did of a natural "bridge" iver a creek in the jungle. From a mere documentation to pure magic and real storytelling in one amazing swipe
I just got on1 and I am struggling a bit. The portrait and body is better on Neo. I’d like to use neo as a complimentary plug in. I see a few advantages to on1 but I am not proficient. Why did you change m?
@@nutin321 i agree with you on the portrait section - but that section alone is not enough for me to go all Neo. I need a stable editor with enough well implemented functions and features to rely on it for my workflow. Neo is fun, and i have followed and used Luminar products since they first came out many years ago o n macs Then, they were one trick ponies, and did well. Then they mad us pay for new programs, but when they started to release the software when it still felt like early beta, the unstability made me (and many others) to hesitate. It started with Luminar 3 - very unstable and lack of basic features, and then they abandoned it for a brand new program 4, and again, it felt unfinished and was not stable. At this point, i didnt want to re-edit all my photos again and theres was no way of mygrating really. Then they abandoned the Luminar 3/4 line and went Luminar Ai?!?! Very interesting, but it took more than a year and a half to get it stable, and for it to have basic editing features. Today its fine, but again they abandoned their creation because of bad programming decisions it seems. Lo and behold, they "tricked" me again into going along with Luminar Neo, but once again, it started out unstable and with no functioning backup capability. There was no dialog with them at that point. There was also no migration tool - so it was re-editing again. Basic functionality was not in there. No undo, no cloning, and it is still a sluggish experience - and still lacking so many features. Like combining layers and so on. They even had the audacity to charge a bunch extra to get what they promised from the start. AI noise reduction is extra?!?! I got the HDR merge for free at first- since they abandoned Aurora which i had bought earlier - but then had to buy again if i wanted the other extension. Extensions wasnt even mentioned until long after everybody bought into the "Buy Neo -own it for life", and then at a price unreassonable higher than Neo itself. Neo is still a half baked excuse of an editor - where functionality that other programs deliver out of the box, cost a boatload extra. ON1 has stacking, HDR merge, Panorame, upscale, easy background removal, AI selection, Supersharp AI, Noise AI, mergeable non destructive layers, movable vignettes, luminosity masks, AI brushes, smart albums, AI keywords, - and the list goes on - right out of the box - for an all life purchase of around 120 dollars or so Neo is fun though, and for now, their protrait section is better - but on everything else, they lacking and their modus operandum obviously is to release beta software with no migration possible, try to patch the error and missing functionaality over a year and a half, add basic stuff to buy extra instead, no customer communication of any quality, and then come up with something new instead. Neo and Luminar will never reach maturity, and they are already so far behind they can never lead - and they dont posses the understanding of what photographers need above all - right from the start; a full set of fully working editing features, Stability, migration tool, working backup functions, reliable customer support, and the possibility to have a work environment they can rely on. I have now spend 400 dollars+ on Neo and add ons (my bad) - and i have spend far to many hours reediting thousands of photos - and still its only really good at portraits, and its still not a proper editing tool for photographers with pro demands. And i dont want subscriptions as a rule. Hope that answers your question :)
Thanks Gunni! It's nice to think that you're gaining something from my videos even though they're no longer software specific to your workflow. Thanks! I'll try and delve more into my thought process in future videos.
Hi Anthony , As I’m a bit of a idiot ,can you do a idiots guide as to how to get the free presets from luminar on to luminar Neo .I have downloaded them but not sure what you do after that. Also how to make your own presets and get them for use on Luminar Neo. Keep up the great videos and best of luck Regards Stuart Gregory
Another excellent walkthrough. There is so much to do inside NEO other than the "usual" edits. It's great to see this and your grasp on this product is so helpful. Thanks for these great tutiion vids...much appreciated
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
This was a brilliant demonstration and tutorial, very informative and inspirational. Loved the image you created and watching how you did it. Thank you👍👍
For the snow, you could have rotated the Snow scene so that the lightest part was in the top right where the sun was coming from. Si the bleaching matched the direction of the light.
G'day Anthony Bloody marvellous edit again mate. You always show us how to make these changes so easy to comprehend. Keep up with your excellent presentation. The only complaint I have, even though you bring out a new blog quickly, it is NOT FAST ENOUGH. LOL. Could you use the erase tool on the leaves instead of cloning the out? Thanks again. 😊 Greg 👍 👍
Hiya Greg! Yes I reckon the erase tool would have been an excellent choice for the leaves. I should have had you over my shoulder during the editing giving me a nudge on that one!
@Anthony Turnham your skills are way better than mine mate. When I see and tutorial, I think to myself, HOW WOULD I DO THAT? havagoodweekend Greg 👍 👍 👍
My favorite part of this is using the star field from a night photo as "snow" in your edit. Another great artistic tip that can apply to any photo editing software, really. Have you ever thought of doing other videos that aren't specifically devoted to Neo? I'd love to see a series of videos on the tools you use for your work. What camera bodies and lenses you work with most and why you like them, which ones work better in different conditions, how do you pick your locations, what your computer setup looks like from a tech spec perspective, etc. Maybe even film the videos of you going out to shoot something, so we can get a feel for your thought process during the shoot, and then you can do a follow-up video where you edit the photo in Neo.
Great ideas Matthew! Yes I'd love to diversify the content I'm putting out. I'll see what I can do. A new computer setup is on the cards so a video on that could be a good one! Cheers for watching, thanks for your support and all the top ideas.
Nice and interesting video Anthony, yet I continue to struggle with the use of layers and masks in Luminar Neo. Do I have to make a mask first and then do the corrections or first perform the correction and then process the mask in it? Do you have a video that can help me with that? Thanks.
Hi Erik. You can actually do either! Both ways work. Try it out and see which you prefer. I'll often switch the order but my usual preference is to create the effect first then add a mask afterwards.
I have both. While I like a lot of Affinity Photo's features, Neo is easier to use and produces results faster. Only thing I find is Neo crashes occasionally, whereas Affinity is rock solid.
If you don't already have Luminar Neo, watch several of Anthony's videos to get a feel for it before buying. I originally bought Photoshop Elements 2021 a few years ago, mostly because I just dabble in photo editing and didn't need a full subscription to professional tools. Elements seemed to offer most of what I wanted. However, after using it for awhile, I still found it a bit difficult to get the results I wanted easily. So I looked around for other products. I found several reviews for Luminar AI and they were all glowing, so I picked that software up. Luckily, I bought it just a few months before Luminar Neo was released, so Skylum gave me a free upgrade to Neo. I liked the software, but still didn't really understand the power of it. It wasn't until I found these videos from Anthony that I really understood how great Neo is and how easy it is to do the touch-ups and enhancements that I wanted to do. I mean, look at the dramatic changes he was able to get in just a few minutes with this software! I'd suggest that you just watch Anthony's videos to get a feel for the software and what can be achieved with it. If you like what you see, I'd recommend it as well. Neo really is great software and you don't have to be a pro to get good results. What you get for the price you pay (especially with discount codes like the one Anthony provides in his video descriptions) is really phenomenal.
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 👍😀
Great video. Loved following you thought process and decisions. The only problem with all your videos is my husband is accusing you of stealing his wife 😄
Really like this edit, great work. ATM I am a pure photoshop and lightoom user and still a bit unsure if Luminar can do all the stuff Photoshop can do, especially when it comes to "extreme" surreal and artistic composings /edits like the ones from @rafya?
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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!)
Great work Anthony... I love the atmosphere you created in the picture
Thanks a lot!
Amazing work, Anthony! Thanks for this I learned quite a bit. More like this. :P
Superb work. The important thing is that it is clear & understandable - a rarity!
Thanks!
Do you want more of these free flow edits? Let me know in the comments! The original RAW photo is available to the Members with Download option in our shared folder. Want to join and help support the channel? Click here: bit.ly/AT-Join (please send me a private message to anthonyeditsyourphotos@gmail.com so I can add access for you to the shared folder). 👍😀👍
I followed along every step twice and wrote them down the second time. I find that helps me to learn and also enables me to try and apply these techniques to my photos. What I think would be great is a series on each Luminar Neo tool: when to use, how to use, etc. Knowing the why would enable me to mix and match the tools I need for a particular vision of the photo. Hope that made sense.
Love the free flow edits Anthony but I must admit I had that photo finished half a dozen moves before you did. Your editing took that photo to a different level and it was worth it. Another cracking tutorial and look forward to the next one. 👍😎
Thanks Anthony,
It's always great to see you using tools that I rarely use and in some cases, have never used. I appreciate your tutorials and techniques.
I've enjoyed watching your work for a couple of years now. Thanks again for the creative understanding you have of artistic photography.
Jim Roberts
Thank you Jim 😊
Absolutely amazing. Thanks for showing us how it's done. I know Neo is powerful, but it takes examples like this to really show how to best use the features for specific results.
I appreciate that Don. Thanks!
Hi Anthony,just got the whole package based on your tutorials,upgraded from Luminar 4,superb tutorials,thank you,Pete UK.
That was a fun watch Anthony. I'm glad to have been taken thru this creative editing journey. Always a plus to see how anyone translates their exploration, and I enjoyed yours. Learned a lot about Neo as well, which I have but have been a Ps user for so long that laziness has ruled. You showed me good reason to experiment so thank you. Very much liked your image's conclusion.
Cheers Todd. Much appreciated!
This was awesome! Like others have said, would love a series of videos going over some of the different tools. When and how to use them and explaining what they do. Or even just more videos like this using multiple tools in action. Either way keep it up.
I just recently got back into using Neo so I’m trying to learn how to make the most of it.
Love your freestyle edits. I’d like to understand how you approach your canvas, what do you see in your mind’s eye that says that there is something to do here? Or is your process emergent, coming from dabling and thinking “what next”?
Thanks. I do have a vision that I'm working towards. I have a rough idea of what that will be and then just let the tools take me there. I add an effect and then asses, as you say, what's next? What will get me closer to my goal?
@@AnthonyTurnham your videos are bloody brilliant. That's my value-added comment for the day. cheers.
WOW... What a transformation. If i never saw the otiginal photo, i would truly believe that the finished edit, was actually real. Well done sir. You really gave me some new ideas. Keep up the great work
Wow, thank you Keith!
Very nice creative editing!
I love watching you work. As always, I learn new things; the result is striking. A wonderful photo that would look nice hanging on any wall.
Thank you so much!
Super interesting and inspirational to see you work with these tools!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you; excellent edit and creativity - yes to more freeflow edits!
Thanks Paulina. Cheers for watching and commenting as you so often do! Much appreciated 🙏😀
As usual, a bang up job. It is very helpful to see the wide range of control in editing that one tool can have on the final result. We have so many tools at our disposal: Lightroom, Photoshop, Luminar NEO, etc. Good to see one tool to the end product.
Thanks William!
Really enjoyed this and who would've thought about using stars as snow. Nice!
Thanks Carl
I love the addition of the snow - great idea. Seeing what what can be done with utilising many tools has been interesting to see. I love experimenting in NEO. Thanks agsin for another great video 👍
Yeah, it's a great tool for playing around and exploring editing possibilities. Thanks for the kind words!
I'm wondering how to focus stack with multiple long exposure images in Neo. I hope you can put up a video on this topic.
Outstanding tuition Anthony! Thank you
Great video and really great treatment of that shot.
Thanks Phil!
really nice edit Toni
Thanks Armin! 😀
You help me see things in a very different way. Thank you.
Happy to help!
As i have said before - you are adding value to Neo every time you publish a video - but i have abandoned it for good for many reasons!
But your thought process adds value to almost any image editor out there :) and all the stuff you just showed, i am taking to my edits in ON1. It can do all you have shown and more.
At first i thoght the image was dull (apart from that you took it of a loved one offcourse) but you completely succeded in making it interesting.
I would love to se and hear your decision process when you first look on an image and decide how and why you will take the image in a certain direction in your demos.
My favorite edit is still the one you did of a natural "bridge" iver a creek in the jungle.
From a mere documentation to pure magic and real storytelling in one amazing swipe
I just got on1 and I am struggling a bit. The portrait and body is better on Neo. I’d like to use neo as a complimentary plug in. I see a few advantages to on1 but I am not proficient. Why did you change m?
@@nutin321 i agree with you on the portrait section - but that section alone is not enough for me to go all Neo. I need a stable editor with enough well implemented functions and features to rely on it for my workflow.
Neo is fun, and i have followed and used Luminar products since they first came out many years ago o
n macs
Then, they were one trick ponies, and did well. Then they mad us pay for new programs, but when they started to release the software when it still felt like early beta, the unstability made me (and many others) to hesitate.
It started with Luminar 3 - very unstable and lack of basic features, and then they abandoned it for a brand new program 4, and again, it felt unfinished and was not stable.
At this point, i didnt want to re-edit all my photos again and theres was no way of mygrating really.
Then they abandoned the Luminar 3/4 line and went Luminar Ai?!?! Very interesting, but it took more than a year and a half to get it stable, and for it to have basic editing features. Today its fine, but again they abandoned their creation because of bad programming decisions it seems.
Lo and behold, they "tricked" me again into going along with Luminar Neo, but once again, it started out unstable and with no functioning backup capability. There was no dialog with them at that point.
There was also no migration tool - so it was re-editing again.
Basic functionality was not in there. No undo, no cloning, and it is still a sluggish experience - and still lacking so many features. Like combining layers and so on.
They even had the audacity to charge a bunch extra to get what they promised from the start.
AI noise reduction is extra?!?! I got the HDR merge for free at first- since they abandoned Aurora which i had bought earlier - but then had to buy again if i wanted the other extension.
Extensions wasnt even mentioned until long after everybody bought into the "Buy Neo -own it for life", and then at a price unreassonable higher than Neo itself. Neo is still a half baked excuse of an editor - where functionality that other programs deliver out of the box, cost a boatload extra.
ON1 has stacking, HDR merge, Panorame, upscale, easy background removal, AI selection, Supersharp AI, Noise AI, mergeable non destructive layers, movable vignettes, luminosity masks, AI brushes, smart albums, AI keywords, - and the list goes on - right out of the box - for an all life purchase of around 120 dollars or so
Neo is fun though, and for now, their protrait section is better - but on everything else, they lacking and their modus operandum obviously is to release beta software with no migration possible, try to patch the error and missing functionaality over a year and a half, add basic stuff to buy extra instead, no customer communication of any quality, and then come up with something new instead.
Neo and Luminar will never reach maturity, and they are already so far behind they can never lead - and they dont posses the understanding of what photographers need above all - right from the start; a full set of fully working editing features, Stability, migration tool, working backup functions, reliable customer support, and the possibility to have a work environment they can rely on.
I have now spend 400 dollars+ on Neo and add ons (my bad) - and i have spend far to many hours reediting thousands of photos - and still its only really good at portraits, and its still not a proper editing tool for photographers with pro demands.
And i dont want subscriptions as a rule.
Hope that answers your question :)
Thanks Gunni! It's nice to think that you're gaining something from my videos even though they're no longer software specific to your workflow. Thanks! I'll try and delve more into my thought process in future videos.
Excellent video... Always enjoy and learn something from your content. Thanks!!
Hi Anthony ,
As I’m a bit of a idiot ,can you do a idiots guide as to how to get the free presets from luminar on to luminar Neo .I have downloaded them but not sure what you do after that. Also how to make your own presets and get them for use on Luminar Neo. Keep up the great videos and best of luck
Regards
Stuart Gregory
This was phenomenal. I want to go play now! I love luminar neo but i need to learn more about it.
Great editing tutorial, very creative! 👍🏻 Thank you. The idea of using a night sky for creating snowflakes is fantastic 👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Another excellent walkthrough. There is so much to do inside NEO other than the "usual" edits. It's great to see this and your grasp on this product is so helpful. Thanks for these great tutiion vids...much appreciated
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Nigel!
Excellent and impressive example... as usual! And so many tips along the demo. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
My pleasure Eric! Thanks for watching!
Always frustrating for me to watch how much you can boost your pictures and make them look amazing 😜.
Great video!
Haha. Cheers. I'm hoping that if I share enough examples you and others watching will be able to emulate the ideas in their own work.
Nicely done…love the tonal work
Thanks
Thanks Thomas
really appreciate this one
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
I've watched a few of your videos but that one earned you a sub :) , thanks
Loved it!!!!
Thanks William!
Great tutorial. As to layers - if Neo could copy Gimp's "new layer from visible" would be an incredible and welcome edition.
New layer from visible, and flatten image. Basic stuff that would be a great addition for sure.
This was a brilliant demonstration and tutorial, very informative and inspirational. Loved the image you created and watching how you did it. Thank you👍👍
Awesome. Thanks Wayne. Really glad to hear it was inspirational. I felt inspired while I was doing it so I'm glad you got that from the video!
For the snow, you could have rotated the Snow scene so that the lightest part was in the top right where the sun was coming from. Si the bleaching matched the direction of the light.
That's a good point! I could indeed.
@@AnthonyTurnham Ps. Love the videos and the effort you are putting in and keep up the amazing work.
When you exported to the tif file > where to ???
An amazing workflow ~ I've got a ways to go to feel comfortable ~ but as you say just try
Wherever you want. I just set up a temp folder and tell Neo to send it there.
That was really interesting and informative
Glad you think so!
It works for me.
The current best deal for Luminar Neo can be found here bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. You can try code ATNEO10 for an additional discount.
AWESOME!!
Thanks!!
Thank You Anthony
G'day Anthony
Bloody marvellous edit again mate.
You always show us how to make these changes so easy to comprehend.
Keep up with your excellent presentation.
The only complaint I have, even though you bring out a new blog quickly, it is NOT FAST ENOUGH. LOL.
Could you use the erase tool on the leaves instead of cloning the out?
Thanks again. 😊
Greg 👍 👍
Hiya Greg! Yes I reckon the erase tool would have been an excellent choice for the leaves. I should have had you over my shoulder during the editing giving me a nudge on that one!
@Anthony Turnham your skills are way better than mine mate.
When I see and tutorial, I think to myself, HOW WOULD I DO THAT?
havagoodweekend
Greg 👍 👍 👍
My favorite part of this is using the star field from a night photo as "snow" in your edit. Another great artistic tip that can apply to any photo editing software, really. Have you ever thought of doing other videos that aren't specifically devoted to Neo? I'd love to see a series of videos on the tools you use for your work. What camera bodies and lenses you work with most and why you like them, which ones work better in different conditions, how do you pick your locations, what your computer setup looks like from a tech spec perspective, etc. Maybe even film the videos of you going out to shoot something, so we can get a feel for your thought process during the shoot, and then you can do a follow-up video where you edit the photo in Neo.
Great ideas Matthew! Yes I'd love to diversify the content I'm putting out. I'll see what I can do. A new computer setup is on the cards so a video on that could be a good one! Cheers for watching, thanks for your support and all the top ideas.
Hi Anthony, maybe this was asked before but is there a way to create a tilt shift effect in Luminar Neo? Cheers!
Nice and interesting video Anthony, yet I continue to struggle with the use of layers and masks in Luminar Neo. Do I have to make a mask first and then do the corrections or first perform the correction and then process the mask in it? Do you have a video that can help me with that? Thanks.
Hi Erik. You can actually do either! Both ways work. Try it out and see which you prefer. I'll often switch the order but my usual preference is to create the effect first then add a mask afterwards.
Thank you
You're welcome Trevor 😊
I use affinity and I find it a complex and not easy to use really. This Luminar neo looks fun to use. Any thoughts?
I abounded affinity. I couldn’t figure it out. I migrated to neo n
I have both. While I like a lot of Affinity Photo's features, Neo is easier to use and produces results faster. Only thing I find is Neo crashes occasionally, whereas Affinity is rock solid.
If you don't already have Luminar Neo, watch several of Anthony's videos to get a feel for it before buying. I originally bought Photoshop Elements 2021 a few years ago, mostly because I just dabble in photo editing and didn't need a full subscription to professional tools. Elements seemed to offer most of what I wanted. However, after using it for awhile, I still found it a bit difficult to get the results I wanted easily. So I looked around for other products. I found several reviews for Luminar AI and they were all glowing, so I picked that software up. Luckily, I bought it just a few months before Luminar Neo was released, so Skylum gave me a free upgrade to Neo. I liked the software, but still didn't really understand the power of it. It wasn't until I found these videos from Anthony that I really understood how great Neo is and how easy it is to do the touch-ups and enhancements that I wanted to do. I mean, look at the dramatic changes he was able to get in just a few minutes with this software!
I'd suggest that you just watch Anthony's videos to get a feel for the software and what can be achieved with it. If you like what you see, I'd recommend it as well. Neo really is great software and you don't have to be a pro to get good results. What you get for the price you pay (especially with discount codes like the one Anthony provides in his video descriptions) is really phenomenal.
I have both, and I only used affinity once in the past year.
Greg
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 👍😀
Why are your creative tools different than what I have on neo?
Hi Anthony, does your discount code work for lifetime purchase ?
I believe so. ATNEO or ATNEO10. One is a fixed amount, one is 10%. Let me know how you get on!
Great effects Anthony, but wouldn't a more blue tone in the shadows make it look just a little more realistic? 😺 Regards from Felix the Cat. 🐱
Perhaps more realistic. I was going for more artistic interpretation in this one and wasn't too worried about bending any rules.
Great video. Loved following you thought process and decisions. The only problem with all your videos is my husband is accusing you of stealing his wife 😄
😊 Glad you liked the vid! Best wishes, Anthony
Really like this edit, great work. ATM I am a pure photoshop and lightoom user and still a bit unsure if Luminar can do all the stuff Photoshop can do, especially when it comes to "extreme" surreal and artistic composings /edits like the ones from @rafya?