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It’s time to get the most out of your night captures with these 10 powerful HDR Presets collection designed specifically for photos created by the HDR Merge plugin.
Luminar NEO
Using the provided RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.
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HDR is ideal for nightscape photography as it helps you reveal the details of the scene. With this collection of 10 Presets you can get the most out of your HDR image with the help of Luminar’s tools. The Presets in this collection will help you achieve a natural, romantic, or vivid look with just one click. Designed for the HDR Merge Extension in Luminar Neo, this collection will help you develop your nightscape photos in no time. Description for each Preset: Dramatic Night: A contrasting and saturated Preset full of details and structure.Warm City: A warm Preset with a touch of glow and balanced saturation designed for early evening.Romantic Glow: A cinematic Preset with mystical glow and balanced warmth designed to enhance street lighting.Epic Skyline: A Preset designed to enhance busy skyline scenes while adding an extra touch of saturation, glow, and warmth.Hollywood Night: A tinted teal and orange Preset with balanced contrast and a slight fade.Blue Hour: A warm and contrasting Preset with additional split color adjustments for better white balance handling.Late Sunset: A natural Preset with light saturation and contrast enhanced by a cinematic LUT.HDR Night: An enhanced Preset for HDR with extra structure and contrast.Midnight: A Preset with enhanced shadows and a warm mystical glow. Fairytale Night: A warm and cinematic Preset with extra fade and a matte effect.
