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That last step was magic, nice work!

Always a pleasure seeing the transformation of your photos. Thanks, Anthony.

What a great edit!

On point again

I like the last process with the layer of the original file, thanks for that illuminating video 😀

I loved this video. I'll use both (or either) Lightroom Classic and Luminar Neo with my shots like this, and you show very well here what Neo can do with much more control and subtlety when you're not quite getting the results you want in Lightroom. Thank you.

Good edit thanks !

Wow, that was a great edit, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills.

Ace, going to give that a try 👌 another great idea video 👍👍📷

now that was great! Thanks Tony

Very nice! Thanks for the video.

I always enjoy learning your "next level" editing techniques, Anthony! You truly help us up our editing game with these tips. I must remember to use your technique of "cranking to 100" to test out a tool.👌

I’m going g to try this.  I often find my final result, especially when viewed the next day, is over the top.  Thanks for the tip

Brilliant video.

I really enjoyed this wonderful clip - I don't often want to get this effect, but as I watched, I thought about a photo I recently took that could well benefit from the technique. There are many tools/options in Neo, and this is a great lesson in using specific ones - perhaps as Neo intended perhaps not, but it doesn't matter - the results do. Many thanks.

Thanks for another great video! I have just started using Luminar Neo and your videos have given me so many great editing tips, particularly for my landscape shots. I also love portrait photography and wonder if you have already produced a specific Luminar video that covers this subject? If not I would love to see one.

Hi Anthony,
fantastic post and a beautiful result!
I personally love Luminar Neo and have already familiarized myself with it quite well. Unfortunately, as a Fuji photographer, I'm at a disadvantage because Fuji doesn't offer camera profiles or film simulations for Luminar Neo, for example. That's why I'm now interested in the software "Capture One," which works well with my X-T5. However, I'll still keep Luminar Neo because many edits are easier to perform, and the results are potentially better.
Best regards from Purkersdorf near Vienna, which thankfully isn't so hot anymore (we had temperatures exceeding 40°C in the shade in June), Alfred.

The real pain with luminarie is it dose not handle raw conversion from the canon R5 mark ii raw thinking of binning luminarie

@AnthonyTurnham Great tutorial as always!  I want to make sure I am understanding  -- Had you liked the 3 shot bracketed image you would have still put in in HDR Merge, is that correct?  And with this edit, did you just go straight to Structure AI right after HDR Merge without doing Develop to balance the light first?  If so, can you explain why?