Want to take your photo editing to the next level? Get my complete photo editing course here: bit.ly/NeoMastery 😃 and use code NEWYEAR25 to save 25%. Hope that helps and I hope to see you in the course.
Finally someone that explains it as it should be explained, not simply modifying their own pictures without teaching why they are doing what. THANK YOU DEARLY!!
HUGE APPRECIATION! I haven't touched a camera for 30yrs. Kids grown up-time for me! Got a new Canon 77D, new MAC, joined a club, been out with a friend taking rock gig photos. Now to editing. Trouble is I'm dyslexic & other programs just don't work with my 'faulty' brain. I'm definitely downloading luminar, seem so much more intuitive. You're by far the BEST teacher in the Tube. I so appreciate you giving your time to do this. May I also say what an amazing Dad you are! Most of us could only wish for a father like you! Keep up the excellent work, it'll pay off in the long run. My kids are still with me age 26 & 27yrs. Maybe I've done too much.....🤣 okay off to download & have a go! Have a wonderful Christmas!
How to approach my photos has made a huge difference in my editing. I finally know how to utilize saturation, exposure, and the rest of the ediing functions. It's alot of videos I look at and then forget information by the time I pick up the camera.
Thank you so much brother!! i have been facing editing challenges, all editors in my city charging much money, and I decided to acquire basic skills and do it for myself. I really find your video very helpfull.
1. Correct the exposure - ensure the photo’s brightness is as it should be. Set the brightness of your photo If you can, it's always best if you can nail your exposure in camera You can also use a histogram to better gauge your photo (try to keep it balanced) 2. Dynamic range - control the dynamic range by adjusting the shadows and highlights. Adjust the shadows and highlights Make sure you have details in your shadows and details in your highlights. Avoid your photos from being blown out. Try to strike a balance between keeping the picture looking natural and where you want the attention focused in the photo 3. Contrast - add or decrease contrast depending on the look you’re going for. Color- Use colors from opposite sides of the colour wheel, like blue and orange or red and green to create vibrant, eye catching compositions. Value- Use light and dark values to create depth, dimension and focal points. Texture- Combine rough and smooth textures or matte and glossy surfaces, to create visual tension and interest Shape - Combine organic and geometric shapes, or mix angular and curvilinear forms , to create balance and harmony Size contrast- Use varying sizes of elements to establish visual hierarch and draw attention to specific areas. 4. Color balance - Make sure the colours are accurate - or deliberately get creative. Colors are representative of what they should actually be. 5:. Colour Saturation - increase the vibrancy of the colours or mute them for a subtler palette. How vivid and strong the colors are? Get your saturation on point Make sure it's not too much or muted. You use your gut. 6. Crop - Consider cropping for a better composition, and straighten your horizon line. Cut out too much negative space. Avoid getting lost in the frame. Rotate your crop in order to center your images. PAY Attention to the Rule of Thirds if it applies to what you're looking to do. 7. Fine details - Sharpen your photos and reduce unwanted noise. Push enchaning filters to 100 and then bring it down to the desired results 8. Add your style - Try different LUTs for an easy way to add a look / style to your photo. Get creative and experiment with LUTS and filters 9. Export / Save - Export your edited photo ready to share with the world. JPEG and PNG Use sRGB for the color space
Great video! These 9 steps are super helpful for beginners looking to improve their photo editing skills. Your explanations are clear, and the tips are easy to follow. Thanks for sharing such a valuable guide! 🙌📸
Gr8 to have a workflow guideline Anthony. I'm sure once we have a routine, it can be applied to every img we endeavour to enhance. In a volunteer community org. we are digitising our collection, it consists of poor qlty. ancient B&W pics, old newspaper articles, sometimes crumbling yellowing docs. etc As well as some current photographs so a lot of it is enhancing rather than editing but I've been a bit all over the place with the workflow so thank you for explaining your 9 step guideline.
Just re-read your comment and thought this video may be of use to you. ruclips.net/video/k8FRNYk-34E/видео.html It's a video on how I restore an old photo.
Thanks. This has cleared up some things about photo editing. I only started very recently, and I played around with the editing tools in my phone so I sorta figured out some things on my own, but I also wanted a proper explanation. This really cleared things up.
This is a great video that I'm probably going to watch a few time over. I'm just starting thus "photo guy" journey and this was a boost to my confidence. Thanks brother!
Hi. If you're after a walk through showing a complete process, start to finish, I have several videos in that style on my channel. Cheers for watching! 😀
These are really great tips to help us newbie photo editors get started. Thanks for sharing your process Anthony. It was really easy to follow and made a lot of sense.
Best so far! I've been looking all day for someone that goes over those basic terms. Be even better if you did another and slowed it down with several example images for each "term" so we have time to digest it.
You did a great job with the lighting : I’m referring to your video (intro). The peach/blue tones makes it soothing and original. I suspect the salt lamp has something to do with it😊
Sometimes i've been quite confused to how i'm gonna approach the photo editing. But now, because i was watching the basics of photography, your video was came up on the recommendation. So thanks for the tips, and i'm still watching just in case that I forgot the basics again 😅
This video features Luminar AI which has now been superceded by the awesome Luminar Neo. If you don't have it yet you can get it with a discount (code ATNEO10) here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. It's a really solid photo editing program for mac and PC that has all the editing features you'd expect in a nice and easy workflow. I like it more than most apps because you can get good results very easily, but then you can take things much further with some really creative tools if you want. I've got heaps of tutorials showing what's possible on my channel. Feel free to check them out 😀 youtube.com/@anthonyturnham
Awsome tutorial, best on the web! Also just pointing out you didn't separate point 7(sharpening) on the timeline. Other than that you're a legend mate, very in depth and much better than top recommended vids that just blob on and don't explain none of the adjustments they do!
Amazing video, I am totally new to editing and have just downloaded darktable but felt like a fish out of water. All the other videos I found just assumed everyone watching knows what each settings/module does. Do you have any on darktable? Also any on moon editing? Thanks
Thanks Anthony - another great tutorial and I like the fact you don't blind us with technical info. Looking forward to your forthcoming tuts. I can't wait to get my hands on this. Any chance you can do any wildlife, birds etc in the future?
Hi David. Thanks for the comment and for watching. I'm not really a wildlife photographer but if you'd like to send a few shots via email to anthonyeditsyourphotos@gmail.com with a bit of info on the shots I may be able to put a video together in the future 😃
@@AnthonyTurnham Hi Anthony, Thanks for your reply and offer re wildlife photos. One thing that comes across with you, and some other tutors, is that this programme is very suitable for experimenting and enjoying the process. Not being bogged down with layers and masking makes it all appear easier to deal with. With this in mind I will explore the options and hopefully make a big difference to some of my photos. Being non destructive affords some peace of mind. Keep up with your excellent videos. :)
Will this work with an Apple iPad. A failure of Apple not creating photo editing software when you see the beautiful photo after careful editing. I love Luminar but can not afford the on-going costs but then I love my iPad too. Thanks. Ken ❤
Hi Anthony, I am a UK viewer of this video, which I really enjoyed and found very helpful. I am an 83 year old man and need all the help I can get. So many thanks for that. What would you suggest are the next two Apps to move up to, as skills increase? Many thanks. Terry Davis
Hi Terry. Thanks for the comments. Skylum have discontinued Luminar AI and moved to NEO bit.ly/Luminar-NEO which has more scope for development yet still remains a good option to get going with editing. They do a subscription option which is a cheaper short term option but personally I like owning my software and that's still an option.
Great video, clear and very helpful thank you for sharing this. I am planning to purchase Luminar, but know it’s not an can do all program, do you have any software recommendations for doing focus stacking and adding a watermark?
Hi EJ! Yeah, it's a great piece of software, especially considering the price but you're right. As discerning photographers we always want more! Haha :) Luminar can do watermarking, you just bring in your watermark as a layer and adjust the opacity. For focus stacking it has to Photoshop if you want it automated. If you've just got a few different distances to blend though you could feasibly do it in Luminar using 3 layers (or whatever you have) and just use the mask option to blend them together... Always an option :)
I’m not a photographer, and have no designs of becoming one. I would like the pics I share on Facebook & Instagram to look good, though. My main objective when I began a photo editing search was in being able to either black out, or blur out the background in some photos. As you didn’t address that, I’m assuming it’s not an option with this software, or is it a more advanced technique covered in another video?
Hi Rennagayle, since I did this video the newer version bit.ly/Luminar-NEO has added a background selection and blur background tool. It's all one or two click solutions as it uses AI to create the masks. You can also black out backgrounds but that's a little bit more complicated but still pretty easy to do.
Hi. It's Luminar AI, but since recording this they've released a better version that's still really great for those new to editing. You can get it here bit.ly/NEO-best-deal at the best price and you may be able to save a bit more with code ATNEO10 (worth a try). 😀
Can you recommend software that will work with a Hp laptop. I have searched and have not found anyone talking about Hp laptop photography editing program subscriptions. I do not have a PC or Mac.
Hi Beverly. As well as on my main desktop PC I also run Luminar Neo and Lightroom on my HP. Providing it meets the minimum specifications you should be fine. Skylum who make Luminar also do a 30 day money back guarantee. You can go the subscription route or buy it outright. you can also use the code ATNEO10 here bit.ly/Luminar-NEO to get a discount 😀
admittedly the AI aspects obscured the nature of contrast editing so Im still a little confused on how that should work by its nature and how to you should approach contrast. However otherwise this video was incredibly informational.
Hi. I'm using Luminar. It's one of the easiest photo editors to use but also gives you a lot of creative options as your skill level grows. They're currently running a summer sale here: bit.ly/NeoSale and they also gave me a discount code to share that lets you save even more AFF-T5C1C0 I hope that helps 😀
I'm using Luminar. bit.ly/Luminar-NEO It's a good editor for new photographers as it's powerful yet easy to get up and running. (I have a discount code ATNEO10 if you want to get it 😀
Hi Terese. I'm using Luminar. Definitely the best for new photographers as it's super intuitive and has the ability to grow with you as you learn more advanced techniques. They've currently got it on sale if you want to check it out bit.ly/NeoSale (this is a link to the the latest version - I was using an older version in this video)
Hi. I link it in the video description. It's bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. Really good for new photographers as it's very intuitive and easy to learn, but the results are scalable to more high-level editing as your skill in photo editing improves.
I would strongly recommend you check out the newest version of this software, Luminar Neo. You can get Luminar Neo discounted here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO Using code ATNEO10. It's really great for beginners and has the capacity to grow with you.
bit.ly/Luminar-NEO - it's been updated and improved since I created this video, but it's still the best software out there for getting started with editing.
I use many photo editing software packages for my work, however, for the best results with the easiest use you can't go wrong with Luminar bit.ly/Luminar-NEO In this video I use Luminar AI which is solid, but it's been superseded by the improved Luminar Neo. Hope that helps 😀
Want to take your photo editing to the next level? Get my complete photo editing course here: bit.ly/NeoMastery 😃 and use code NEWYEAR25 to save 25%. Hope that helps and I hope to see you in the course.
1. Exposure
2. Dynamic range
3. Contrast
4. Color balance
5. Cropping
6. Creative
Finally someone that explains it as it should be explained, not simply modifying their own pictures without teaching why they are doing what. THANK YOU DEARLY!!
HUGE APPRECIATION! I haven't touched a camera for 30yrs. Kids grown up-time for me! Got a new Canon 77D, new MAC, joined a club, been out with a friend taking rock gig photos. Now to editing. Trouble is I'm dyslexic & other programs just don't work with my 'faulty' brain. I'm definitely downloading luminar, seem so much more intuitive. You're by far the BEST teacher in the Tube. I so appreciate you giving your time to do this. May I also say what an amazing Dad you are! Most of us could only wish for a father like you! Keep up the excellent work, it'll pay off in the long run. My kids are still with me age 26 & 27yrs. Maybe I've done too much.....🤣 okay off to download & have a go! Have a wonderful Christmas!
Aw, thanks so much. Very kind of you to say so. I hope your journey back into photography is successful and enjoyable. Have a great Christmas too!
Hello
How to approach my photos has made a huge difference in my editing. I finally know how to utilize saturation, exposure, and the rest of the ediing functions. It's alot of videos I look at and then forget information by the time I pick up the camera.
Thank you so much brother!! i have been facing editing challenges, all editors in my city charging much money, and I decided to acquire basic skills and do it for myself. I really find your video very helpfull.
1. Correct the exposure - ensure the photo’s brightness is as it should be.
Set the brightness of your photo
If you can, it's always best if you can nail your exposure in camera
You can also use a histogram to better gauge your photo (try to keep it balanced)
2. Dynamic range - control the dynamic range by adjusting the shadows and highlights.
Adjust the shadows and highlights
Make sure you have details in your shadows and details in your highlights.
Avoid your photos from being blown out.
Try to strike a balance between keeping the picture looking natural and where you want the attention focused in the photo
3. Contrast - add or decrease contrast depending on the look you’re going for.
Color- Use colors from opposite sides of the colour wheel, like blue and orange or red and green to create vibrant, eye catching compositions.
Value- Use light and dark values to create depth, dimension and focal points.
Texture- Combine rough and smooth textures or matte and glossy surfaces, to create visual tension and interest
Shape - Combine organic and geometric shapes, or mix angular and curvilinear forms , to create balance and harmony
Size contrast- Use varying sizes of elements to establish visual hierarch and draw attention to specific areas.
4. Color balance - Make sure the colours are accurate - or deliberately get creative.
Colors are representative of what they should actually be.
5:. Colour Saturation - increase the vibrancy of the colours or mute them for a subtler palette.
How vivid and strong the colors are?
Get your saturation on point
Make sure it's not too much or muted. You use your gut.
6. Crop - Consider cropping for a better composition, and straighten your horizon line.
Cut out too much negative space.
Avoid getting lost in the frame.
Rotate your crop in order to center your images.
PAY Attention to the Rule of Thirds if it applies to what you're looking to do.
7. Fine details - Sharpen your photos and reduce unwanted noise.
Push enchaning filters to 100 and then bring it down to the desired results
8. Add your style - Try different LUTs for an easy way to add a look / style to your photo.
Get creative and experiment with LUTS and filters
9. Export / Save - Export your edited photo ready to share with the world.
JPEG and PNG
Use sRGB for the color space
Great video! These 9 steps are super helpful for beginners looking to improve their photo editing skills. Your explanations are clear, and the tips are easy to follow. Thanks for sharing such a valuable guide! 🙌📸
Thanks for the feedback :)
I can thank you enough for this video! It was SO EASY to understand! Now my picture look a lot different. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
This an amazing well well-detailed video for beginners. Great touch Anthony!
Love that explained in detail
Thanks so much for making this video please keep up the great work
Gr8 to have a workflow guideline Anthony. I'm sure once we have a routine, it can be applied to every img we endeavour to enhance. In a volunteer community org. we are digitising our collection, it consists of poor qlty. ancient B&W pics, old newspaper articles, sometimes crumbling yellowing docs. etc As well as some current photographs so a lot of it is enhancing rather than editing but I've been a bit all over the place with the workflow so thank you for explaining your 9 step guideline.
Just re-read your comment and thought this video may be of use to you. ruclips.net/video/k8FRNYk-34E/видео.html It's a video on how I restore an old photo.
Thanks. This has cleared up some things about photo editing. I only started very recently, and I played around with the editing tools in my phone so I sorta figured out some things on my own, but I also wanted a proper explanation. This really cleared things up.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great video that I'm probably going to watch a few time over. I'm just starting thus "photo guy" journey and this was a boost to my confidence. Thanks brother!
No worries. All the best on the journey Brian!
You did an excellent job of making this understandable!! Thank you!
The best intro to photo editing I've seen for the beginner!!!!
🙏 thanks!
Thanks a lot ,
I needed you to be consistent with a particular photo and applied all the 9 steps .
Then u get to see a lot of deformations.
Hi. If you're after a walk through showing a complete process, start to finish, I have several videos in that style on my channel. Cheers for watching! 😀
This video was helpful and makes sense of a topic I'm brand new to. Thanks! Keep up the good work.
Awesome, thank you!
These are really great tips to help us newbie photo editors get started. Thanks for sharing your process Anthony. It was really easy to follow and made a lot of sense.
Thanks Hannah :)
Scanning through the comments during the ads, happy to see this one!
Thanks Antony. These tips are really helpful.
Glad you like them!
This was great, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful thank you for your time and efforts!
This was wonderful and extremely helpful and informative. Thank you!
Great introduction! Thank you so much for that!
Awesome video man! Love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
you helped me edit my first aircraft photo ive ever edited! thanks!
Glad to hear it! and glad I helped!
Best so far! I've been looking all day for someone that goes over those basic terms. Be even better if you did another and slowed it down with several example images for each "term" so we have time to digest it.
Glad it helped and thanks for the suggestion!
Very very nice, simple to understand and informative video, thank you so much 🙏.
The best photo editing tutorial video I have ever seen in my life ❤
Yay! Thank you!
I'm constantly inspired by your creativity.
Thanks!
I've learned so much from this video, and I'm only halfway through. This is excellent!
Great to hear Shan! Thanks for dropping me a comment!
You did a great job with the lighting : I’m referring to your video (intro). The peach/blue tones makes it soothing and original. I suspect the salt lamp has something to do with it😊
Sometimes i've been quite confused to how i'm gonna approach the photo editing. But now, because i was watching the basics of photography, your video was came up on the recommendation. So thanks for the tips, and i'm still watching just in case that I forgot the basics again 😅
Happy to help!
thanks for the inspiration
You are so welcome!
Great video! Information dense, concise and engaging! Keep up the great work
Much appreciated!
Thank you so much ave been looking information like this but which app can download n go with
This is the software I recommend for beginners: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO Easy to use, fun, and has the potential for more creative editing too.
This video features Luminar AI which has now been superceded by the awesome Luminar Neo. If you don't have it yet you can get it with a discount (code ATNEO10) here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. It's a really solid photo editing program for mac and PC that has all the editing features you'd expect in a nice and easy workflow. I like it more than most apps because you can get good results very easily, but then you can take things much further with some really creative tools if you want. I've got heaps of tutorials showing what's possible on my channel. Feel free to check them out 😀 youtube.com/@anthonyturnham
Code didn’t work for me
@@dazedesign24 THere may have been a promo running already - if neo is already discounted then the code won't discount it further.
Being new to photo editing and luminar this tutorial is brilliant thank you and thank you luminar for a really good piece of software 😀
You're very welcome Alistair! Glad you've found it useful.
definitely learnt something
Excellent video! I learned so much from this
Thanks and you're welcome 😊 Glad it was useful!
Wow! That was really helpful! Thank you very much🙏🙏
You're very welcome!
Very helpful!
This kind of tutorial so helps create perspective. Am also very glad you that you use the word fundamental as opposed to basic.
Great video, highly comprehensive as well.
This tutorial is insightful
Great video, thanks. I took notes and am about to go and play with my images. Have subscribed and will check out that software too. Cheers.
Awesome, thank you Jayne! Have fun 😀
@@AnthonyTurnham Looked at the software but unfortunately my Mac is too old.
Awsome tutorial, best on the web! Also just pointing out you didn't separate point 7(sharpening) on the timeline. Other than that you're a legend mate, very in depth and much better than top recommended vids that just blob on and don't explain none of the adjustments they do!
Thanks Boris. Much appreciated! :)
What is this sorcery!! Thanks your explanations are so enlightning!
Haha sorcery. 👍 Cheers Remco
Great video bro
Thanks 😊😊this really helped me a lot .☺☺
Absolutely great tips!
Glad you like them!
Amazing video, I am totally new to editing and have just downloaded darktable but felt like a fish out of water. All the other videos I found just assumed everyone watching knows what each settings/module does. Do you have any on darktable? Also any on moon editing? Thanks
Cheers for your kind words.
Nothing on darktable I'm afraid. I've done a few night edits featuring the milkyway, but nothing moon-specific.
Awesome tutorial. Have been searching for a good simple workflow for luminar 4 for a long time. This is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful Anish!
Hi I love this software option…I am taking photos of dancers and need to later print a 4x6. Is there a way to preset it to a 4x6 photo?
Found this really helpful thank you x
Great tutorial. Thanks for the help.
You're welcome!
Soon i will own a camera..nice video 💯
Great 👍
Awesome!
I hit like 5 seconds before he said like and subscribe😂 Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Very helpful thanks so much but now we save all photos on phones and iPads. Can you give some hints
This was very helpful thank you.
No problem 😀
thanks for video
You're welcome 😊
great job Anthony thank you for sharing and showing us all cheers from trev
No problem Trevor 👍 Thanks for the comment. Nice to see you're still watching :)
Great channel...keep it up.
Thanks Rick, will do! 🙏👍
Thanks Anthony - another great tutorial and I like the fact you don't blind us with technical info. Looking forward to your forthcoming tuts. I can't wait to get my hands on this. Any chance you can do any wildlife, birds etc in the future?
Hi David. Thanks for the comment and for watching. I'm not really a wildlife photographer but if you'd like to send a few shots via email to anthonyeditsyourphotos@gmail.com with a bit of info on the shots I may be able to put a video together in the future 😃
@@AnthonyTurnham Hi Anthony, Thanks for your reply and offer re wildlife photos. One thing that comes across with you, and some other tutors, is that this programme is very suitable for experimenting and enjoying the process. Not being bogged down with layers and masking makes it all appear easier to deal with. With this in mind I will explore the options and hopefully make a big difference to some of my photos. Being non destructive affords some peace of mind. Keep up with your excellent videos. :)
Thank you
Well done!! Kudos... 👏🏽
Thank you! 😃
this very well created
Thank you!
Thankyou so helpful
You’re welcome 😊
Nice Video, taking s back to nasics with Lightroom editing...Thanks!
Thanks for watching Hurley!
Will this work with an Apple iPad. A failure of Apple not creating photo editing software when you see the beautiful photo after careful editing. I love Luminar but can not afford the on-going costs but then I love my iPad too. Thanks. Ken
❤
Hi Ken. Luminar won't run on ipad I'm afraid
This was amazing
Thanks Romney 👍
Hi Anthony, I am a UK viewer of this video, which I really enjoyed and found very helpful. I am an 83 year old man and need all the help I can get. So many thanks for that. What would you suggest are the next two Apps to move up to, as skills increase? Many thanks. Terry Davis
Hi Terry. Thanks for the comments. Skylum have discontinued Luminar AI and moved to NEO bit.ly/Luminar-NEO which has more scope for development yet still remains a good option to get going with editing. They do a subscription option which is a cheaper short term option but personally I like owning my software and that's still an option.
@@AnthonyTurnham Hi Anthony, many thanks for your quick reply and helpful information. Terry Davis
what are the best photo editor software and which one do you use ?
Lightroom, Luminar, Photoshop are my main 3. I use Aurora if I need to do any HDR work.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
what an awesome video, great information.
Great video, clear and very helpful thank you for sharing this. I am planning to purchase Luminar, but know it’s not an can do all program, do you have any software recommendations for doing focus stacking and adding a watermark?
Hi EJ! Yeah, it's a great piece of software, especially considering the price but you're right. As discerning photographers we always want more! Haha :) Luminar can do watermarking, you just bring in your watermark as a layer and adjust the opacity. For focus stacking it has to Photoshop if you want it automated. If you've just got a few different distances to blend though you could feasibly do it in Luminar using 3 layers (or whatever you have) and just use the mask option to blend them together... Always an option :)
Anthony Turnham Thanks Anthony, I will go give it a try
Kudos
Since it's been 3 years, could you recommend an updated version of this editing suite?
Hi can you also link the photos you are editing?. So that i can edit the photos your editing and follow along with you thx.
I’m not a photographer, and have no designs of becoming one. I would like the pics I share on Facebook & Instagram to look good, though.
My main objective when I began a photo editing search was in being able to either black out, or blur out the background in some photos.
As you didn’t address that, I’m assuming it’s not an option with this software, or is it a more advanced technique covered in another video?
Hi Rennagayle, since I did this video the newer version bit.ly/Luminar-NEO has added a background selection and blur background tool. It's all one or two click solutions as it uses AI to create the masks. You can also black out backgrounds but that's a little bit more complicated but still pretty easy to do.
@@AnthonyTurnham Thank you so much!
Please what app are you using to edit the picture
Hi. It's Luminar AI, but since recording this they've released a better version that's still really great for those new to editing. You can get it here bit.ly/NEO-best-deal at the best price and you may be able to save a bit more with code ATNEO10 (worth a try). 😀
Thanksss
No problem
Can you recommend software that will work with a Hp laptop. I have searched and have not found anyone talking about Hp laptop photography editing program subscriptions. I do not have a PC or Mac.
Hi Beverly. As well as on my main desktop PC I also run Luminar Neo and Lightroom on my HP. Providing it meets the minimum specifications you should be fine. Skylum who make Luminar also do a 30 day money back guarantee. You can go the subscription route or buy it outright. you can also use the code ATNEO10 here bit.ly/Luminar-NEO to get a discount 😀
admittedly the AI aspects obscured the nature of contrast editing so Im still a little confused on how that should work by its nature and how to you should approach contrast. However otherwise this video was incredibly informational.
❤ which app are you using to edit
Hi. I'm using Luminar. It's one of the easiest photo editors to use but also gives you a lot of creative options as your skill level grows. They're currently running a summer sale here: bit.ly/NeoSale and they also gave me a discount code to share that lets you save even more AFF-T5C1C0 I hope that helps 😀
Pls which editing app is he using🙏
I'm using Luminar. bit.ly/Luminar-NEO It's a good editor for new photographers as it's powerful yet easy to get up and running. (I have a discount code ATNEO10 if you want to get it 😀
Good.
Which software application are you using sir
Hi Terese. I'm using Luminar. Definitely the best for new photographers as it's super intuitive and has the ability to grow with you as you learn more advanced techniques. They've currently got it on sale if you want to check it out bit.ly/NeoSale (this is a link to the the latest version - I was using an older version in this video)
Which app do u use to edit the photos
Hi. I link it in the video description. It's bit.ly/Luminar-NEO. Really good for new photographers as it's very intuitive and easy to learn, but the results are scalable to more high-level editing as your skill in photo editing improves.
Which app where u using sir
Hi. It's Luminar bit.ly/NEO-best-deal - Superb software, especially for quick easy editing but still with great results.
Hi Anthony, what platform do you use to edit photos
I'm using bit.ly/Luminar-NEO on a windows PC
What software should one get to begin editing?
I would strongly recommend you check out the newest version of this software, Luminar Neo. You can get Luminar Neo discounted here: bit.ly/Luminar-NEO Using code ATNEO10. It's really great for beginners and has the capacity to grow with you.
What app do you use to edit this ??
bit.ly/Luminar-NEO - it's been updated and improved since I created this video, but it's still the best software out there for getting started with editing.
What software are you using?
Sorry, thought I said? Anyway it's bit.ly/Lum-AI Luminar AI. By far the easiest software to get started with while still providing great results.
yes?
What software are you using
I use many photo editing software packages for my work, however, for the best results with the easiest use you can't go wrong with Luminar bit.ly/Luminar-NEO In this video I use Luminar AI which is solid, but it's been superseded by the improved Luminar Neo. Hope that helps 😀
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Is it also for android tablets too ?
PC and Mac only