I even did a little skin retouching, although Kiara’s skin was almost flawless. A little bit of light on the face make Kiara’s blue eyes pop, especially with some Iris Flare and Iris Visibility. No portrait is complete without a little touch-up in the Portrait section. I erased just a few blemishes, and then bypassed pretty much all the other tools and jumped straight into the Portrait tools. Under Tools, try a little Enhance AI and even try out the Composition AI for a pleasing crop (or stick with your own). You can use one of the Templates if you wish (I used Midday, at about 80%), then head on over to the Edit panel. Start with the basicsĪs per usual with Luminar AI, start with the basics. I really wanted my model Kiara to stand out. While that may seem soft enough, I found that the background was still just a little distracting and perhaps even a little bright. The below image was shot at f/1.4 on the Sony 85mm GM lens. I found it particularly useful in having your main subject stand out from the background.

How can you make your portraits pop by using the new Portrait Bokeh AI tool in Luminar AI? It’s been a little while coming, but the new Portrait Bokeh AI tool is here (in Australia) and it’s pretty cool.

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