The possibilities are endless!"įurthermore, Luminar 4.2 allows users to restore skin in overly shiny areas of subjects' faces as well as to slim them. Users can also control the placement of the added element by dragging it to the chosen location. Dima Sytnyk, the co-founder and chief product officer of Skylum, explains that this tool "can be used to make everything from subtle tweaks, like moving the moon in the sky, or to totally transform the world around us. Using content-aware technologies, the software considers foreground objects and naturally blends the selected element with the sky. The software automatically detects sky in the photograph and adds the chosen element, such as the moon or aurora lights, onto the sky area. The new tool promises to work seamlessly with complex backgrounds without the necessity to use masking or layers. Users will find the new AI-Augmented Sky tool in the Creative tab after updating the editing suite to the latest version. Creatives can choose to either use it as a tool to add realistic details to enhance the image or to develop it into a more surreal image that is entering the realms of digital art.
In the latest 4.2 version, Luminar is revealing its new tool that allows photographers and editors to create digital art by placing various objects directly on the sky.
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