New to drones and Luminar editor.

[Airmark1]

Here are a few shots that were taken on my MA2. Like I said, I am new to drones and very new to the Luminar photo editor.

Most used a ND filter.

Bay Area, CA.

 

[THE CYBORG]

Hi Airmark1 welcome to Mavic Pilots.

 

[Airmark1]

These too.

 

[Airmark1]

Hi Airmark1 welcome to Mavic Pilots.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Mark

 

[whatthe2]

Great pics.

 

[Mel 08]

stunning,

 

[jspil]

Great shots. I also use Luminar 4 and Air Magic to edit pictures, and don't see ever using anything else. I really like the results when done. Also welcome to the forum.

 

[Airmark1]

Never heard of Air Magic. I’ll check it out. Thanks.

 

[Airmark1]

Last night. 5 foot hover.
ND 256 - “Single Shot” - 2 sec (or so) Edited in Luminar.

 

[Harold Morgan]

Never heard of Air Magic. I’ll check it out. Thanks.

Air Magic is by the same company and specifically targets drone footage. All automatic. Now, Luminar has it's own Aerial Looks, and when I compared the results with Air Magic they were, as you might expect, very very close. Luminar has a batch mode, so you might want to try that out before you sink about the same amount of money on Air Magic.

 

[rhberg]

Very nice photos. I use Luminar and found it too easy to use AI Sky Enhancer at too high of a setting, so that the sky blue is a bit too high. A trend with the Skylum software, which I use lots, is to guide users to have too much saturation, so the images look unrealistic. Just my opinion, of course!

 

[Airmark1]

Air Magic is by the same company and specifically targets drone footage. All automatic. Now, Luminar has it's own Aerial Looks, and when I compared the results with Air Magic they were, as you might expect, very very close. Luminar has a batch mode, so you might want to try that out before you sink about the same amount of money on Air Magic.

So cool. Thank you very much for the information. Looks like there’s a free trial that I could use. Awesome.