Learn about the Raw Develop Filter for fixing exposure, color and more!

Video: Getting Pro Results with the Raw Develop Filter | Skylum Blog After using the RAW Develop filter and the Adjust Panel © Abba Shaprio

The RAW Develop filter is the first step to a great looking image. It offers precise controls and powerful adjustments. Since the RAW Develop filter has so many features, we decided to split the video into two so that you could digest the Adjust Panel and the Lens and Transform Panels separately. After all, we want to make sure you have great educational content that you can use in an easy-to-follow along format. Abba Shapiro will take you through each slider to help show you the results of the changes that are made to an image.

The Adjust Panel


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Discover the RAW Develop filter in Luminar 2018 and how you can use it to improve your photos. Abba Shapiro will walk you through the main sliders and their benefits, and some of the best practices when using the RAW Develop filter.

What you'll learn:

  • What is a RAW Develop filter
  • Why and When to use it
  • Exploring the sliders while correcting an image
  • Get a basic understanding of the Histogram and Clipping

Video: Getting Pro Results with the Raw Develop Filter | Skylum Blog(2) Showing Before and After with the RAW Develop Adjust Panel © Abba Shapiro

The Lens & Transform Panels


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Abba Shapiro will show you how to:

  • Fix Lens Distortion, Chromatic Aberration and Devignette (by using the features in Luminar’s Lens Panel)
  • Fix Aspect, Scale and Offset (by using the features in Luminar’s Transform Panel)

You’ll get a much better understanding of what each slider does after viewing this in-depth video tutorial.

Video: Getting Pro Results with the Raw Develop Filter | Skylum Blog(3) Several fixes needed to be done to this image to fix perspective © Abba Shapiro

Video: Getting Pro Results with the Raw Develop Filter | Skylum Blog(4) Results after changes with the Lens & Transform Panels © Abba Shapiro