Though the names split toning and split color warmth are similar, watch as Jim shows us how these two powerful filters in Luminar perform very different functions.
Layer with Texture
With a snap of the Eiffel Tower, Jim shows us how to customize photos and create artistic, interesting end results by combining presets with textures on multiple layers.
Versions of New York
Using different filters in Luminar, Jim takes his original photo of New York City shot over the Brooklyn Bridge, and performs quick edits to create three dramatic new versions.
Managing White Balance
In this video, Jim takes an overexposed photo and shows us three different methods for controlling the white balance in Luminar to create a more natural end result.
Turn Day to Night
Watch as Jim turns his photo of a foggy morning in Paris to an intensely-lit twilight shot — using Luminar tools like presets, filters, gradient masks, and radial marks.
Curves Filter
Watch Jim demonstrate the power of the Curves Filter in Luminar, while he shares tips and encouragement for getting your feet wet through experimentation and practice.
Nighttime HDR Edits
See Jim take an HDR photo from a yellow-hued evening at Covent Garden in London and stylize it in Luminar with different colors and tones to make it more dramatic.
Drygate Brewery
In this workflow video, Jim takes us to a brewpub in Scotland — where he works to make a flat, boring photo more interesting though better colors and lights that pop.
Strasbourg Sunset
In this workflow video, journey to France with Jim for a Strasbourg sunset, as he shows us how to take a blown-out single exposure shot and bring it to life through Luminar.
NYC Sunset
In this workflow video, Jim uses the power of layers, filters and masks in Luminar to quickly give his lost New York City sunset some colorful, artistic flair.
Color Balance Magic
From the Texas Coast to NYC, follow Jim as he demonstrates the capability of the Color Balance filter in Luminar — easily making color tone adjustments across his images.
Stars over Nashville
In this workflow video, Jim uses filters, presets, filter masks, gradient masks, cropping (and even a new sky) to bring a strip of country bars and neon signs to life.
