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Luminar AI, Luminar NEO
Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.
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These Presets are designed for some of the most frequent conditions and subject types you’ll encounter, often with vignettes to isolate subjects and relying on some of Luminar Neo’s technologies such as Structure AI to improve feather or fur details, and Accent AI to improve contrast and color rendition.
Use these Presets as a single-click edit, or use them to jumpstart your custom edit. Turn your snaps into works of art with these Presets which are ideal for raw files. Time to try them out on your photos!
You'll find 12 Presets in this pack
Warm Fur: Adds warm tones, contrast and a dreamy finish.
Giraffe: Boosts gold and brown tones as found on a giraffe hide.
Falcon: Muted greens and golds, boosted blues and teals, plus increased structure and detail for feathers.
Marmoset: Muted and earthy tones with improved shadow detail for dark fur in woodlands.
Shoots And Leaves: An airy look that restores shadow detail and crisp greens to woodland and forest creatures.
Bluebird: Mutes all colors except teals and blues for an isolated, cinematic look for blue feathers.
Zebra: A high-key, desaturated look with lots of contrast to emphasize monochrome stripes.
Lemur: Increased contrast and warmth, ideal for earthy tones.
Red Squirrel: Drawing attention to reds and oranges, this look also works great for autumnal scenes.
Robin: A simple look applying a gentle matte and even tones.
Camel: Warm sand and golden tones and a strong punch of contrast.
Jungle Canopy: Bright fresh greens and boosted shadows for animals in dark greenery.
Don’t forget to share your results! Use the hashtag #madewithluminar on social media so the Skylum Team can take a look at your work!
Photographer. Skylum Ambassador.
Mathew Browne is a cross-genre photographer who has gained recognition for his vibrant images spanning the spectrum of travel photography. A prolific traveler, Mathew has visited nearly 70 countries and photographs extensively for the photo location sharing platform PhotoHound, which he co-founded in 2018.
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