Roku has a screen saver option that presents a slide show of great photos, changed weekly I believe. A few days after watching this video, I looked up to see this very scene. The edit did not simplify the color. If anything it enhanced the variation. Both your edit and the Roku version looked good.
You cannot directly record UXP panels as an action at this time (some legacy CEP panels supported it). Click "?" and then the flyout menu in Lumenzia to see tutorials on the "Lumenzia actions" which can help with what you're seeking to do.
hey Greg thanks for the video, and I've been thinking that how we can achieve the exactly opposite effect from simple color, can we make very vivid color layers like real filmstock? I know it sounds difficult but I'll be very appreciate it if you have some advice about this, thank you
Depends on the image and what you want to do, but you can certainly increase color variability. For some global film stock effect, I’d probably look at filter tools like Nik if you want a simple way to pump up color.
I love your tutorials. Not only covering technical, but also the abstract concepts as to why you do this.
Thank you!
Really timely as I've been studying color recently. Nice to see how Lumenzia can be used to achieve this. Thanks!
Great video Greg! It's amazing how just simplifying the colors make the image stronger.
Amazing, love seeing you implement those techniques into your work and it instantly inspires me to start clicking around myself lol
Great tutorial, thanks Greg!
Roku has a screen saver option that presents a slide show of great photos, changed weekly I believe. A few days after watching this video, I looked up to see this very scene. The edit did not simplify the color. If anything it enhanced the variation. Both your edit and the Roku version looked good.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH !❤💚💙
An interesting and informative video thanks Greg!
How do I save a feather in an action? I'm trying to add a feather to your D2 action. Thank you!
You cannot directly record UXP panels as an action at this time (some legacy CEP panels supported it).
Click "?" and then the flyout menu in Lumenzia to see tutorials on the "Lumenzia actions" which can help with what you're seeking to do.
Greg - do you put the images you are editing out there for download so we can follow along.
All the source files come with my courses gregbenzphotography.com/store
hey Greg thanks for the video, and I've been thinking that how we can achieve the exactly opposite effect from simple color, can we make very vivid color layers like real filmstock? I know it sounds difficult but I'll be very appreciate it if you have some advice about this, thank you
Depends on the image and what you want to do, but you can certainly increase color variability. For some global film stock effect, I’d probably look at filter tools like Nik if you want a simple way to pump up color.
Beatrix.