Transfer colors from film to digital in Luminar Neo

[@jaymills1720]

I’ll m having a meta moment. I paid to remove commercial ads from my UA-cam only to have every channel become a giant ad space 🤯

[@tyresepope]

Oh no, creators are making sponsored videos and being upfront about the fact that it's sponsored....

[@jaymills1720]

@ creators? If all you create is videos on how to create and most of it is adspace lol sweet

[@tyresepope]

@ the majority of sponsored videos have like 30-60 second ad break. Only a small percentage are completely dedicated to the sponsor in question.

[@jaymills1720]

@ all they do is “review” commodities it’s constant ads you just didn’t realize 😜

[@tyresepope]

@ brother, everything is an ad by that standard, even non sponsored videos have affiliate links.

[@ABarrera]

The color matching is pretty cool! Going to have to try this

[@ryonadcock]

I don't know, I felt like the image changes were so minor that most people would not even notice or care. Many of the changes I did not personally care for either. Also, the video felt like changes that were pushed; in essence, most people would have never made a video about this because of such small and minor changes.

[@pdcorlis]

Looks like we have a strong Lightroom contender - and the perpetual license deal is awesome!

[@matisopor]

Does this Apple Studio Display have nano-texture glass?

[@paulgochoa]

This video was shot on iPhone?

[@stalman]

Yes it was

[@TechWandererYT]

is this a subscription or a one off?

[@JonBushell]

So much more exciting than Lightroom.

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Awesome & Thanks :)

[@jeffcloud4913]

Honestly, your first two examples (where you basically used the same shot in analog as the transfer choice) were not impressive at all. But your later options were much better at matching the film aesthetic.

[@tonyhayes9827]

Interesting AI an be a very useful tool

[@oshanefa]

Ludacris

[@alimurraji6156]

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