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Luminar vs Tonality: A Monochrome Showdown

1,946 views · Published 29 May 2018 · 20:28 · Indexed 25 October 2026

Channel: Jim Nix · 2018 · Education

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Have you used Luminar for monochromes? Or do you use their dedicated monochrome editor Tonality? Do you think a general, all-purpose editor like Luminar can do as good a job as a dedicated point product? Well, let's dive in and see how they compare!

In this video I show the differences - and similarities - between Luminar and Tonality, and talk about which products I use for monochrome and why. Some features exist in each product that don't exist in the other, so there is a delicate balance and a really great way to use the best of both worlds to get your ultimate monochrome toolkit.

I even created a Luminar workspace that mimics much of what Tonality can do, and you can download it for free right here: https://bit.ly/2xircnD  -- click on the big green DOWNLOAD button. 

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