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The Golden Hour refers to that fantastic time for photographers either an hour after sunrise or the hour leading up to sunset. In this video let’s take a look at how we can use Luminar 4 to emulate this look.

There are a few things that help top make the golden hour such a great time to take photos, one is the quality of light and the other is the low angle of the light. So we can create a feeling that emulates the quality of the light but realistically a photograph taken at midday will never exactly replicate a golden hour shot due to the angle of the sun.

Pretty excited because In this video I get to add one of my favourite tools in Luminar which is the sunrays filter!

* This video is part of a series of training videos I created at the request of Skylum, and I'm re-sharing here with my audience with their permission. The complete playlist is accessible through my channel and there's a link at the end of the video too.

The course is aimed at helping beginner photographers get started with the software, whilst at the same time showing what Luminar and its artificial intelligence engine is capable of. If you're a Luminar 4 user or are brand new to this photo editing software I hope this video series is helpful to you.
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