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How to quickly fix a Color Balance issue on your photos?
While most photographers heavily rely on AWB (Auto White Balance) there’s something to be said for taking the time to getting it right. After all, every color in your photo is affected by the White Balance setting. That’s because your camera uses it as the reference point…
Luminar 2018 Gets a “Rocket-Booster” Update
We are happy to bring you the latest update to Skylum Luminar. With the new updated Luminar Jupiter, users get photo editing at its finest.
Using Raw Files For Portrait Photography
Pro Photographer Laura Tillinghast shows you the benefits of using Raw files
Working With DNG Files in Luminar
Learn how to transfer DNG files to Luminar and more!
13 Tips for Getting the Best Shots During the Venice Carnival
Follow these tips to take mind-blowing photos during the Venice Carnival.
Raw File Workflow with Aurora HDR
Tips on getting the best results from your Raw files in Aurora
Free Preset Pack & Workspaces for Portraits by Matthew Jordan Smith
Download your free Portrait Presets and Workspaces by Matthew Jordan Smith
The Magical World of Infrared Photography
As creatives, we are looking for ways to stand apart from others. Infrared photography, where are captured in higher wavelengths than the human eye can see, combined with Luminar 2018 is the perfect way to do just that.
Webinar Event: Get Up & Running with Luminar 2018
Have you just started to use Luminar 2018 or perhaps you haven’t opened it up yet? Join photographers, Abba Shapiro and Laurie Rubin, as they take you through some of the essentials in Luminar 2018.
Advanced yet easy-to-use photo editor
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10 Ways to Tell if an Image Has Been Photoshopped
Find out how to detect Photoshopped images. This guide shows 10 clues—from inconsistent shadows to blurred edges—that reveal photo manipulation.
What Is Shutter Speed: Why It Matters In Photography
Shutter speed explained — simple, practical, and utterly essential.
How To Quickly Edit Photos In Luminar Neo
Shooting a photo gives us context, but editing a photo helps dictate the meaning of the shot. It is very much an art form in itself, and as such, professionals develop a set of tools they regularly use, along with an order in which they use them. This is called a workflow, and it develops over time through consistent practice. A photographer or editor will also know exactly what mood they are trying to evoke, and which colours to enhance or pull back to achieve it.
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