This tool allows for adjusting two sliders as well as using masks/layers. This filter does a great job of neutralizing any color that you have trouble getting rid of. Removing color hues may be as easy as setting white balance and tone, but sometimes it can be quite complicated (unless you’re a professional). It also has a boost slider that allows for intensifying this correction. This tool allows you to set the luminosity and color, and choose a brush or specific masks. To apply any changes, you need to pick a brush, select the work area you want to adjust, and then edit the image by moving various sliders. This tool comprises all the basic color correcting settings: white balance, temperature, tint, exposure, contrast, shadows, blacks, etc.

It will even choose the best orientation of the replacement sky, that way it looks and feels realistic when paired with the original image. It even relights the entire photo, that way the original image matches the new sky. The Sky Replacement Tool also removes artifacts like halos and hard edges. Instead, it’s an automated process by which intelligent selection algorithms selects only the sky, leaving tiny details like leaves, grass, birds, or hair alone. That is, you don’t have to make selections or create masks. Now it is possible to replace the sky using artificial intelligence technology. Skylum Luminar 4 made a dream of all landscape photographers come true. After opening this mode, you’ll have access to all tools available in this image editing software. The program also includes a professional tab.

I think that’s very convenient since you’ll only see the tools you need, which streamlines the picture editing process and makes it easier. You can select tools for portraiture, color settings, street, landscape, or aerial photography, and many others. I also liked that the toolset in Luminar Mac and Windows is separated into tabs.

Luminar 4 to ai upgrade