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Luminar 4
Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.
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There are few things that compare to capturing an incredible image of the night sky: escaping light pollution from nearby cities and venturing into the darkness; waiting for the sun to set, for the celestial bodies to align, and for your long exposures to capture more than our eyes can see.
So much time is spent planning before you ever push the shutter button on a camera. Afterwards, you’re left with a file that has an amazing amount of detail just waiting to be unlocked.
I created this Looks pack not just to eliminate the steep learning curve that comes with processing astrophotography images but to help photographers of all skill levels create images that do justice to the endless and beautiful night sky.
Whether you’re shooting under a bit of moonlight or using a star tracker during a new moon, the Looks in this pack will allow you to take control and transform your images in ways you never thought possible.
The Looks and LUTs included in this pack were uniquely designed to give you ultimate control over your images. Although they work independently, they were created with a unique two-step customization process in mind.
When editing, I start with selecting one of the 10 Looks in the pack. Since the amount of light on your foreground will change from photo to photo, just as your subject in the night sky will change, different Looks will work best for specific conditions.
After I’ve applied a Look, I finish off the image with one of the 6 included LUTs. I created these LUTs with the idea of using them after a Look to help define the overall tone and feel of your image.
This not only helps you dial in your image to match your specific vision but helps you create and define your own style while bringing out the most detail in your night sky.
Astrophotographer & Timelapser
Jack Fusco is a landscape astrophotographer and timelapser based out of San Diego, California. For Jack, photography began as a way to document his travels as a touring musician, but it has become his main form of creative expression.
On his often-sleepless journeys, Jack strives to share the wonder of the night sky with as many people as possible. Whether chasing the Milky Way along coastlines or capturing the northern lights in unforgiving remote locations, he’s sure to have coffee in hand and be smiling up at the stars.
Many of Jack’s images are planned days, weeks, or even months in advance while waiting for weather and celestial objects to align. The resulting work shows a true and complete dedication to his craft.
Jack’s work has been featured by National Geographic, TEDx, the LA Times, NASA APOD, the BBC, Forbes, and many more publications.
