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Video Galleries Deep Dive Into Luminar 3

What is Luminar 3?

What is Luminar 3? - Luminar 3 is a robust photo editor that takes your amazing pictures and makes them that much greater. In this course, join instructor Richard Harrington as he takes a look at the new Library feature, filters, Luminar Looks and more so you can take your images to the next level.

Loading Images into Luminar 3

Before you edit images in Luminar 3, you will need to load your images into the application. You can do this by creating a Library, adding existing folders, and bringing images in from a memory card. In this chapter, join instructor Richard Harrington as he demonstrates how to load images into Luminar 3.

Organizing Images

After you load your images into Luminar 3, the next step is to organize them all. This lets you keep your images organized and easy to find. What are some ways that you can organize images? In this chapter, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates how to organize images with folders, ratings and labels, albums, and more.

Developing Images

Once you have your images organized in Luminar 3, you are then ready to develop them. There are many filters that you can use to develop your images. Which one is best for your photo? In this chapter, join instructor Richard Harrington as he walks you through how to develop images with Luminar 3.

Enhancing Your Image with Filters and Luminar Looks

After you develop your images with Luminar 3, you can then take them to the next level with filters and Luminar Looks. This is where you can creatively adjust your image to stylize it. In this chapter, join instructor Richard Harrington as he dives into enhancing images in Luminar 3 with filters, Looks, masks, and adjustment layers.

Fixing Lens Issues

Are there aspects of your image that you would like to adjust like lens issues or taking out distracting objects or people? There are many advanced editing solutions that you can take advantage of. In this video, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to correct lens issues with Luminar 3.

Fixing Perspective Issues

Are there aspects of your image that you would like to adjust like lens issues or taking out distracting objects or people? There are many advanced editing solutions that you can take advantage of. In this video, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to correct perspective issues with Luminar 3.

Removing Blemishes with the Eraser and Clone and Stamp tools

Are there aspects of your image that you would like to adjust like lens issues or taking out distracting objects or people? There are many advanced editing solutions that you can take advantage of. In this video, instructor Richard Harrington uses the Eraser, Clone, and Stamp tools to edit out blemishes in Luminar 3.

Adding Additional Layers

Not only can you make adjustments and add filters to your image in Luminar 3, you can add more by creating additional layers. This lets you be more stylized when editing your photos. How do you add more layers? In this video, join instructor Richard Harrington as he adds additional layers to an image in Luminar 3.

Working with Layer Masks

Are there specific parts of an image that you want to make selective adjustments to? This is where layer masks come into play. How do you create layer masks in Luminar 3? In this video, join instructor Richard Harrington as he uses layer masks to edit one aspect of an image without affecting the whole scene.

Working with Third Party Plugins

Luminar 3 is a robust photo editor that lets you creatively adjust images. Want to take that creativity even further? You can also install and work with third-party plugins in Luminar 3. In this video, join instructor Richard Harrington as he demonstrates how to add and work with third-party plugins in Luminar.

Advanced Editing Strategies

Are there aspects of your image that you would like to adjust like lens issues or taking out distracting objects or people? You can do this with advanced editing options in Luminar 3. In this chapter, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates advanced options like the Erase tool, layer masks, and lens corrections.

Editing an Aerial Photo

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. What filters and techniques do you need to know when it comes to editing aerial photographs? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington dives into editing an aerial photo in Luminar 3.

Editing a Landscape Photo

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. What filters and techniques do you need to know when it comes to editing landscape images? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates how to edit a landscape photo in Luminar 3.

Editing a Portrait Photo

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. What filters and techniques do you need to know when it comes to editing portrait photos? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates how to edit portrait photos in Luminar 3.

Editing a Street Photograph

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. What filters and techniques do you need to know when it comes to editing street photography? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to edit street photos in Luminar 3.

Editing a Black and White Image

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. What filters and techniques do you need to know when it comes to editing black and white images? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates how to edit black and white photos in Luminar 3.

Example Workflows

Luminar 3 is built with workflows for specific editing tasks from editing aerial photos to editing black and white images. How are these workflows supported in Luminar, and how do they work? In this chapter, instructor Richard Harrington guides you through different image editing workflows in Luminar 3.

Saving and Exporting Files

Now that you are done editing your images, you can then save and export them. Luminar 3 offers robust options for saving and exporting. How do this, so that they can be shared or printed? In this chapter, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to save and export files from Luminar 3.

Using Luminar 3 as a Plugin

Luminar 3 is not only offered as a standalone application, you can also use it as a plugin in other photo editing applications like Photoshop and Lightroom. How do you install and use Luminar as a plugin? In this chapter, Richard Harrington walks through how to install and use Luminar 3 as a plugin.

Using Luminar 3 as a Plugin – Lightroom Classic

Luminar 3 is not only offered as a standalone application, you can also use it as a plugin in other photo editing applications like Photoshop and Lightroom. How do you use Luminar 3 as a plugin in Adobe Lightroom Classic? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to do just that.

Using Luminar 3 as a Plugin – Photoshop

Luminar 3 is not only offered as a standalone application, but you can also use it as a plugin in other photo editing applications like Photoshop and Lightroom. How do you use Luminar 3 as a plugin in Adobe Photoshop? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington walks you through how to do just that.

Using Luminar 3 as a Extension — Photos for Mac

Luminar 3 is not only offered as a standalone application, you can also use it as a plugin in other photo editing applications like Photoshop and Lightroom. How do you use Luminar 3 as an extension for Photos for Mac? In this video, instructor Richard Harrington demonstrates how to use Luminar 3 as a Photos for Mac extension.

Using Luminar 3 as a Plugin

Luminar 3 is not only offered as a standalone application, you can also use it as a plugin in other photo editing applications like Photoshop and Lightroom. How do you install and use Luminar as a plugin? In this chapter, Richard Harrington walks through how to install and use Luminar 3 as a plugin.

Luminar 3 — Conclusion

Luminar 3 is a robust photo editor that takes your amazing pictures and makes them that much greater. In this course, join instructor Richard Harrington as he takes a look at the new Library feature, filters, Luminar Looks and more so you can take your images to the next level.

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