And you can see how the lighting is changing a little bit on the ocean waves. So many, move that over to the side and take a look down here, kind of in the foreground. It also, you've got an option here to relight the scene.

So you can adjust that to whatever photograph that you have. But if they're just right on the horizon line, it doesn't look believable. If the clouds are touching the horizon, maybe if you've got something where it looks like they're further back it's okay. So when you're doing this, think about it. Typically you don't see clouds right on the horizon line.

Notice how these clouds, they got fuller, but they also got down towards the horizon line itself. And I would say, be careful when you're doing this, because for example, we changed the horizon position way over here to the right side, about 62. You can take a look at the horizon position and we can go ahead and kind of change how the horizon looks, moving it up and down. We've got some clouds behind them and it looks like a much more interesting photo just for having done that part.

And with just a click, you can see that suddenly everything is different. I'm just gonna pick the first one here, Blue Sky 1. It is very easy to go ahead and change that we can go over here to the sky replacement and choose the sky selection. Those are the tools they're going to talk about today, and we'll start off with the AI Sky Replacement. And this one that looks kinda like a little artist palette, and you can see where it says creative. So I've got a photo selected and let's go ahead and hit the edit tab. All right, let's go ahead and get started here. If you want to see some of the other videos that were created on this tool.

I've been working on a series of the various tools inside of Luminar 4. I'm also the cohost of the photography podcast called, I Like Your Picture. If you haven't been here before I am a portrait photographer in central Florida, So why don't we go ahead and get started? Hi, my name is William Beem. It's also something where you can do some basic compositing. They are a bit more of a stylistic approach. These are the things that you're going to use to enhance your photos. Today, we're going to take a look at the Luminar 4 Creative tools.

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