Don't Use a Sledgehammer! (Small Steps = Big Results)

[@marketguy2]

I really like what you did. Both beautiful and natural looking.

[@JimNix]

thank you Bryan!

[@stephenjane8193]

Thanks Jim. Like this type of tutorial 😎

[@JimNix]

I'm glad to hear that, and thanks for watching Stephen!

[@brotell1950]

as normal great vid Jim

[@JimNix]

thank you Terry I appreciate it!

[@stevefarmer105]

Another Great Tutorial Jim. Thank You

[@JimNix]

thank you so much Steve!

[@gloucesterkiwi]

I'm really liking the more in-depth tutorials, Jim, particularly when you state your creative objective at the start. It has got me thinking more 'strategically' about the end result of my own images.

[@JimNix]

thanks so much Alex, I am glad to hear you are enjoying these deeper videos, and thanks for watching!

[@williamschone9358]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@JimNix]

@@williamschone9358 thank you!

[@aireelography5721]

thanks Jim, I like your videos, big fan of Luminar Neo

[@JimNix]

thanks so much for watching!

[@paulinanelega]

Awesome edit - looks great!

[@JimNix]

oh thanks so much Paulina!

[@guysingleton3908]

Great video, just shows what results you can get with only minor targeted adjustments.

[@JimNix]

thanks so much Guy and yes exactly, small stuff really adds up!

[@VolkmarMiehling]

Great tutorial. Thank you, Jim.

[@JimNix]

Thank you so much Volkmar!

[@KingsleyGeorgePouponeau]

When is it best to use presets?

[@JimNix]

I use them as a starting point, to give myself an idea of how I want to edit an image. Then I customize from there.

[@vjs4539]

You're not supposed to stand on that bridge

[@JimNix]

Oh gosh, really...when we arrived there were people all over shooting