Luminar for Beginners
Author: Emily – iPhotography Tutor
Luminar is a fantastic piece of photo editing software for both PC and Mac. Unlike Adobe Lightroom, where you have to pay a monthly subscription, with Luminar you can pay a one-off payment and own it for life!
Luminar is powerful, beginner-friendly, and very affordable. And even better, iPhotography students have their very own discount code. Click here and enter ‘iPhotography’ in the check out for a saving on your Luminar 4 software.
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What is Luminar?
Luminar for beginners is user-friendly, but it’s also powerful enough for professionals too.
You can import single images, or larger projects, very easily using the Library function.
One of the best features in Luminar is “AI Sky Replacement”. With one click of a button, you can replace a boring sky in your image with a more dramatic one! No fiddly editing required!
There’s something for everyone in Luminar. Whether you just want to learn how to edit your photographs, remove blemishes from portraits, or liven up your landscapes, Luminar has you covered.
Below is a introduction video, showcasing four of the best features in Luminar. We also have an exclusive iPhotography “Luminar for Beginners” course, so if you’d like to learn more definitely check it out.
Credit: Emily – iPhotography Tutor
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It’s not freelancing as some get confused with. Freelensing is a very unusual photography trick that not many people try out – and for good reason.
But considering we at iPhotography love a challenge it gives us the green light to try out a little bit of abstract photography.
Firstly, use a pretty basic camera to avoid damaging your expensive kit. The final result of freelensing is to, hopefully, capture some really dream-like, ethereal shots and discover along the way if it is as dangerous as everyone says it is.
