lol

hilarious hahah

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Now I’m a full wind turbine.

I'm a full blown tornado

I was surprised at the cost when he said it wasn't for professionals.

I get excited thinking these things have moved on, then I remember my experiences like you of downloading, loading some photos up and it just not working properly at all.

It’s also very disappointing that they still do not have one of the features that is their biggest selling point on their ads. Background replacement. The ads boast about it and how easy it is to use bust still have not introduced it and still using ads promoting it.

same here. it's just too slowly..

@@XCatchAFire420X I use the older version of luminar ai, honestly I have no issues with background replacement. Its big problem is it hasn’t layerings, but for the most of cases it’s enough for me

I’m a beginner and I’ve just got it myself and i enjoy it!

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Strong opinion 😂 Doing everything the right way is great. But sometimes you didn't have the time or the experience. In both cases is a simple and relative fast solution better than leaving it as it is just because the circumstances weren't perfect. And shouldn't you use your resources reasonable even when your goal it is to create "art"? I think this fits the saying "work smarter, not harder".

​@@My123Tutorials That is no strong opinion. It is a blood basics that you get the RAW file right in camera before you go nuts about who has the best skills in lightroom/photoshop/etc. If you take that as opinion, I'm afraid photography isn't for you. No time, no experiecen, circumstances aren't perferct, are not problems related to my "opinion". They're a constant to any photograher and part of common struggle. And only through working your way around that struggle you develop your own style, your own touch. That there is the very own art of yours, which you literally just mocked upon, that you've been doing all this way along. What a shame. There is no such thing as "simple and fast" solution at this stage unless your camera sensor can do 30 plus stop of dynamic range, or your lens has an aperture of F0.1. As I already tested, lightroom/photoshop sky mask will not 100% always give the best result. You'd have much higher chance rather doing it right in camera at first than rely on those apps later. "No time, no experiecen, circumstances aren't perferct" are mere excuses that you being a typical human just chose the lazy easy way out than do your best. If the sky is overcast and dull, try to shoot something else and come back another day. Don't cheap it out with AI replacements. That is not photography. nor any "resource" available or "smart" act in this field.

@@jamesjin8839 Bold of you to assume though that a person pointing at things with a phone camera and touching isn't serious.

Nah, I can make edits that are the same if not better than in camera shots. I would bet you 5k that I could edit my skies better than you can capture them.

Nah, you don't need the best gear, just a good eye and good light.

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Wow. I didn’t see this in my email account until a few days ago! I have replied to Pete via his Telegram account mentioned above. I hope I’m not to late. Regards Gary

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wow, i dont know how :) but thanks though

did you simply get Luminar Neo, or did you get the X Membership also? (wouldn't mind getting it, just not sure which is best) tia

It's super fast for me 🤔

@@DroningaboutIreland what computer are you using? I purchased the m1 Mac mini specifically for it and it gets bogged down but Neo a lot. Granted I work with a Leica Q2 and a Sony A7RIV so the file sizes are Huge

@@WeildtheTrident Macbook Pro with M1 Pro chip

@@DroningaboutIreland really? I have an M1 Max and luminar is super slow. The slowness is my only complaint. My workflow is open in Lightroom, transfer to photoshop and use luminar plugin. Every time you make an adjustment to a layer with luminar it has to open the plugin and takes forever. Plus within luminar, actions take a long time to load.

Thanks

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@@mobi_grafer7563 thanks brother, I figured it was bogus!

*bonks nose* No, Carl. Bad. We WORK for our pretty shots around here. Love your channel tho, cool to see you over here.

@@BasedHyperborean hahaha thanks bro!

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Looks like it may be the 007

Seamaster 007 no time to die

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Would like your opinion on my work 😁

Omg yes !!! It’s exactly why i asked for a refund months ago after days of using . I couldn’t accept the fact it took hours to edit 1 photo due to LACK of speed the system has unfortunately

because they're getting paid to talk about the good stuff 💀

It’s sad these products get this kind of promotion. I wonder how much they pay for this kind of advertising.

He hinted it by saying "You have to wait a minute for Luminar to detect the Power Lines" 😂👍🏼

Use LR for import and basic editing, and use Luminar as a plug-in for single images.

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LOG is super easy to work with. Shoot in log, then download the Canon/Sony/Nikon log to Rec.709 LUT (Look up table), apply the LUT in your video editor, and it will convert the log footage to a normalized image. And now that I read what I wrote I see that working with LOG is not simple at all haha.

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Always loved Luminar. But switched to Lightroom because Luminar is just way way too slow for batch editing which is most of my photo editing. An album that I can edit in one hour will probably take three hours on Luminar. Same thing when it comes to exporting. Large file size means it takes like 5 times as long as Lightroom to export. Now I will only use Luminar if I want to edit like just one or two photos.

Exactly. Maybe he didn't show us the problems he encountered with the software...

Can you export psd to then use in photoshop?

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I have asked this before. No replies.

those looks like 50x70 cm frames

Terry, these frames are just large enough to capture Peter's ego. So not too big.

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Neo has the Mask AI and power line removal and the Develope Raw tab, I think that's the only difference

I cracked the entire package for free

Get an external hard drive. I think Pete has done a video on the ones he uses.

External hard drive or you get a NAS depending on your budget

@@Captain_foss yeah but I wouldn’t. Ind seeing what he does for Lightroom, not Lightroom classic. Things have changed with the adobe stuff and there isn’t much out there so seeing a professional workflow and data management would be good.

@@JustinRY yeah I’m debating doing my own NAS or utilizing the upcoming prime day. I’m just interested in the entire flow since there isn’t much that I can kind for Lightroom (not classic). I have an external already but I want to see how to scale and Pete or Kurt probably have a nifty solution for all levels of photographers. I do have my pictures already saved in the cloud and locally, at least 3 different place but it could be more efficient

I use 2 types of external harddrives for my professional and private camera work. External HDDs (usually WesternDigital 4TB) for archiving stuff (as they are cheap but slow) and external SSDs (Samsung T7) for projects I still need to edit (as they are fast af but more pricey). A NAS would be another option, but I'm pretty happy with my way for now.