Transform Your Photos with the Easy Dodge & Burn Method in Luminar Neo
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Would lumonosity masking in luminar 4 speed up this process. You can use the multiply and screen image as tiff files and use luminosity masking in luminar 4 to have rhe machine do the highlight and inverse mask to do the burn
Yeah, I really miss luminosity masking.
By the way Anthony, could you edit some of my photos using Luminar Neo? 😺 Thanks! Regards from Felix the Cat. 😺
My wife wanted me to tell u she no longer wears these glasses with the round lens. She’s wearing contacts exclusively
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perfect -- no more reflections from the lenses. One can either lower the head, or raise the camera or move the glasses lower or remove them completely or use glasses without the lenses installed.
commented re glasses reflection but also wanted to add that at the time of exposure, either lower the head or raise the camera to avoid shooting up and showing the nostrils of the nose which are generally not very attractive in images of humans.
I feel that the darkness of the hollow at the R clavicle and the area below the chin on the shadow side of the face to be overly dark and don't leave a skin tone the the area.
Great thoughts regarding the glasses. As mentioned in the video this isn't one of my shots.
Brilliant!
What a difference
Superb Anthony, absolutely first class. You make it look so easy, I'll just have to practice more to get anywhere near your skill set, but your tutorials are definitely taking me in the right direction. Stay loose mate👍😎
great presentation. This is the way i worked 20 years ago in photoshop :-) since this date d&b tools have evolved in LRC, ON1 and photoshop. A pity Skylum doesn't implement the "re-editable" brush strokes, radial and linear gradients as we have in any software instead of retouching a gradient with a brush.
Thanks for the tecnical tutorial! Will be great if you also explain art principles of shadowing/brightening portraits)
I use a very similar approach in Affinity Photo but hadn't thought to use it in Neo - mainly because the D&B tool in Neo does a pretty good job on its own.
Hi Anthony! It's a great idea using layers to change the tone of the picture - I never thought of it - thanks! I usually reach for the Dodge and Burn tool! Regards from Felix the Cat. 😺
😢Awesome, practice, practice and more practice, very well done.
I've been doing this to photos forever, using the usual tools, but I like this method! I can't wait to use it on my wildlife and landscape photos.
Very nice. Not much of portrait photography myself but the way you presented dodge and burn, I can see how to apply this technique to other styles of photography and in other photo editing programs. Thank you so much for sharing.
How do you think of this stuff? Great job. Thanks.
Blend mode dodge and burning is genius. Going to be trying this out in Affinity as well. It’s also a really nice edit on a glasses wearer, I like how you embrace the reflections and make them work.
You're really good at this 😄Thank you!
Love all your tutorials man, thanks for sharing
Excellent !! Thank you.
Thanks Anthony. Great video. Setting it at 20, does that work more like PS flow or density. As in, each brush stroke adds another 20. Thanks.
More like the brush opacity in PS
Hi Anthony, great tutorial again, many thanks. Maybe an idea for a next video: Since you presented the Topaz AI tools here over a year ago, I've got them as well and especially DeNoise I'm a big fan of it. I've complained a bit with Topaz as there were pushing just the new Photo AI tool and not the individual products. They told me that this is intentional as Photo AI is going to replace the 3 individual tools in the long term. So I started to use Photo AI. A new tutorial on Photo AI + Luminar Neo would be great :)
Something new to try. Thanks for this lesson. You make it all look so simple.
Hello Anthony. Can you, or anyone here, tell me how to zoom in on a layer? Every time I try it just re-aligns the layer out of whack with the layer beneath it. Appreciate any assistance, thank you 🙏
Hmmm, for me just the usual zoom tool or pressing z works and doesn't move the layers.
@@AnthonyTurnham Thank you Anthony. Apologies. Yes, I can zoom in, but then, if I want to move the image around to get to different parts of it while still zoomed in, instead of just moving the layer beneath with it, it goes out of alignment with the image below
@@AnthonyTurnham So, I can't work out how to simply scroll up, down, side to side on an image after I have zoomed in. Hope that makes sense
@@AnthonyTurnham Just worked it out. Thanks Anthony