How to Boost Spring Color with Luminosity Masks
- ON1 Photo RAW
- 13:36
- Beginner
Springtime is bringing the colors of nature to life! Photo RAW lets you easily create luminosity masks, which are masks based on the brightness of the pixels in the image. They are perfect for popping spring colors. They’re a lot easier to use than you think! Let’s modify a spring landscape, and I’ll show you how useful they can be in adjusting the color in your image.
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15 Comments
thomas vonApril 16, 2022
Thanx Dylan, really helpful
robert filtnessApril 16, 2022
very informative and easy to follow – thank you Dylan
Normand LessardApril 17, 2022
Thanks Dylan
Easy to understand!
Would it be possible to have your RAW file to practice?
Merle BeckerApril 17, 2022
Wow, thanks Dylan, finally, I think I am understanding the process. Great explanation n video.
Bill HercusApril 19, 2022
Slowly getting there Dylan ..
Keep up the good work!
Elizabeth GirardeauApril 19, 2022
That was very helpful. I have never tried using the luminosity masks like that much before because I really didn’t understand them that well. Now I think I should give it a try again. I may need to go back and watch this video again, but I know where to find it. Thanks.
Sandra ChungApril 22, 2022
The more I watch how to use luminosity masks, the less ‘afraid’ of them I get.
Thanks for the video, it will be quite helpful.
*S*
Ton HeeroomsApril 26, 2022
Thank you, Dylan
George QuittnerJune 30, 2022
Thanks for a very helpful video. I have not used the luminosity mask very much. But the image transformation here is an incentive to give them a try.
mdturnerinoz@gmail.comJuly 1, 2022
You left the center of the tree too dark for my taste. Good video though.
Thomas SmithJuly 2, 2022
Very informative. I will watch this a few more times to become comfortable using masks.
TES
Vladislav JurcoJuly 4, 2022
Thanks, very instructive. The job can be done in several ways – e.g. via adding effect (tone control + color enhancer plus some) and using luminosity mask. It is bit more complicated but then you have some more control over the individual effect. ON1 really rocks (still could be better, swifter)
Nicolas MortonJuly 5, 2022
Very helpful video – thanks!
RichardJuly 8, 2022
Excellent! Great presentation!! Thank you.
Ken SmithJuly 8, 2022
Dylan – Thanks for the demo. I can see it will be helpful for a number of different situations. I’m keeping this in my “go to” file
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