Layers are a curious feature in Luminar, where they are very rarely needed. But let's see how you can use them, and where you probably shouldn't bother.
I'm back! Let's just catch up a bit… what happened while I was away? (Questions on Lightroom profiles, lenses used, recommendations and more!)
On Feb 01, 2019 at 11:00 GMT Panasonic released many new details on their upcoming full frame mirrorless cameras, the LUMIX S1 and LUMIX S1R.
Masking is a powerful way to control just where your adjustments are applied. And how they're handled is in many way a major advantage of Luminar 3.
The Wiral Lite cable cam is an affordable, portable, easy to set up wire cam! It's very cool, really fun, and opens up a whole new world of cinematography.
Check out this awesome Prismatic Spectra RGB Rainbow LED Ring Light from the DVE Store, and learn how you can win one!
I purchased a 2018 Mac mini to replace my aging 2014 iMac. It's fast, and it'll get a lot of RAM, but the graphics are low end.
We're finally wrapping up the Filters in Luminar 3! There are a bunch more, getting into the Professional and Utility categories.
Let's talk about a real-world vlogging video editing workflow — getting your content ONTO your iPad, and KEEPING it there, using iOS and LumaFusion!
Let's have a look back on 2018, a great year for the YouTube channel, travels, projects, and so much more! It's crazy how much has happened…
Let's have some fun, and explore the Creative filters Luminar 3 with Libraries, including filters like Cross Processing, Golden Hour and Sunrays.
This session continues on with the many Filters in Luminar 3 with Libraries, focusing mostly on corrective filters today.
This is essentially a video user guide for the Godox XPRO flash controller (featuring V860II flashes), covering every button and feature it has!
Many LUMIX cameras can perform a live pan and zoom to a 1080p video from the 4K sensor while recording a 20 or 40 second clip. Let's see how it works!
There are a ton of Filters in Luminar 3 with Libraries, and we'll look at a few of 'em… plus learn the do's and don'ts of working with these adjustments!
We're looking at the GODOX flashes (model V860II-O) — the “O” is the version for Olympus and Panasonic LUMIX.
