Overview
Skylum's Luminar Neo is an AI-powered photo editing software designed to serve both macOS and Windows users. This intuitive software uses AI to automatically perform a number of editing functions.Features include 'EnhanceAI' for enhancement of photo details, 'RelightAI' for lighting adjustments, 'Erase' for removal of unwanted objects, and 'AI Masking' for precise selection in photo manipulation.It also offers a unique 'SkyAI' tool that can seamlessly replace the skies in images and generate realistic reflections. The software utilizes automated scene relighting that considerably enhances landscapes and portraits.Further, 'AccentAI' allows control of diverse parameters like Shadows, Highlights, Contrast, Tone, Saturation, Exposure, and Details with a single slider.Adding a unique mood is made easy with 'AtmosphereAI' that places fog, mist, or haze in the images using content-aware masking. The software also enables fixing backlit photos & simulating out-of-focus backgrounds with tools like 'Relight AI' and 'Portrait BokehAI'.Skin retouching capabilities are provided by 'SkinAI', that automatically removes skin imperfections. The software can operate as a standalone application as well as a plugin, making it versatile for varying usage requirements.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Automatic photo editing
- Professional-quality results
- Multiple automatic modes
- User data control
- Functional, statistical, and marketing data
- Supports technical functions
Cons
- Cookies for marketing
- Data collection might be intrusive
- No mobile version
- Requires high system specs
- Manual review may still be needed
- Limited camera support
Categories
- Primary: Creativity
- Secondary: Images
- Specialty: Image editing
Community Feedback
Only the latest comments are shown.Not at all accurate. The only thing similar between original and generated images were the clothes and accessories face was absolutely new and unconnected.
I was struggling to create some free Christmas and New Year's e-cards, and these templates are really good. I recommend giving them a try. The only downside is that each free template can only be used once.
Will not let you test on a HD picture without paying. I found a lot of these "programs" do a poor job and I am tired of paying for a test.Maybe offer 1 HD picture, but crop it (user crop)?