I don't like the sky changing option, but I get why it is there and why people use it, just not something I would use.Īnd performance wise, I feel Skylum really dropped the ball with Luminar 4 and made the program worse as time went on, and to no surprise, found it was unusable for the past year right around the time they introduced Luminar AI. she looks like an alien, very unnatural in color and size. I also am not a fan of the body effects, the example used here with the eyes. I know a lot that I like about Luminar 4 will be in AI, but my fear is there is as the program goes one year after year, Skylum is going to push the AI more and more, and slowly take away control from the user. But there are things that I can do in Luminar that I cannot do in Lightroom and would need Photoshop to produce the effect. Moved over to Lightroom and found it easier to use and having the ability to edit on my iPad is a big plus. I used Luminar 3 and liked it, used 4 - had issues (mostly performance) but really liked a lot of what I could do to my photos. This is a perfect add-on to your images in case you miss out on that foggy morning shot. However, you’ll still need to do some tweaks by adjusting the amount, depth, and lightness to your preference. The AI-determined crop is a result of machine-learning through thousands of suggested crops of photos from photographers who contributed to the testing.Ītmosphere AI adds mood and drama by adding fog, haze, or mist in your image, and does this quite magnificently. It also fixes the alignment of the photo and removes unwanted tilt or distortion as best as it can. When you use composition AI, it automatically identifies the subject and determines the best way to crop the image. To keep it simple, this is an intelligent auto-crop tool. Similar to how looks or presets function, you can also sync up multiple photos or batch-process them using templates, so this saves you so much time when editing a group of photos that are part of the same series. You can quickly make edits to the image in the Edit tab. Though sometimes, some images look great when applied, it is still suggested to do modifications on them to your preference. Now, like all templates, it's not meant to be the end of the edit. You can change the intensity of the template on the lower right-hand side by sliding the circle down to the left. This feature analyzes the photo and makes specific recommendations or templates you can start off with. You'll notice something that says "For This Photo" on the upper right-hand side. Luminar AI comes with several pre-built templates for you to choose from. They're a set of adjustments saved into one file that you can easily apply to images. Templates are identical to looks and presets. I’ve been given access to the beta version and there are several unique features of Luminar AI that will appeal not just to photographers but to visual communicators and basically anyone who edits photos. Think of this as a simplified version of Luminar 4, since most of the stuff you need will be done for you by AI. The adjustments would then be just applied to the masked area. You can just loosely select the area, and the AI will intelligently determine the point of interest. They simplified it with the use of local masking. One big change I noticed is that they removed the layers function that you'll find on Luminar 4. This means that Luminar AI will help get things done the fastest and most accurate way possible, with the guide of the user's artistic prowess. So, Luminar AI is focused more on the results while Luminar 4 is focused more on the process.
As they put it, Luminar AI is built around a solutions-based workflow, while Luminar 4 is built on a tool-based workflow.
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They are not the same software, and it's not an update to Luminar 4.
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This time, they’ve taken it a step further and developed AI-powered software aimed at professional and casual audiences alike with the idea of minimizing the time and effort in post-processing and leaving more time for photographers to take photos.ĭon't confuse Luminar AI with Luminar 4. Since starting off in 2009, they’ve developed several popular programs like Aurora HDR and Luminar.
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