I'm going to take one of these PNG files, can drop that in and again, if we zoom, you could really see that, the PNG file is giving it this look like it was printed on actual canvas or aged or weathered. This time we'll go with a strong canvas texture. I'm going to go something simple here like soft light at a lower opacity. From the advanced settings, I can change things like blending mode to mix that in. What I'm going to do is load in that canvas texture, and I can adjust the opacity of it. Let's start with a JPEG texture initially. For example, some different types of textures. I'll switch to icon view here and you'll see we've got some different items. Click the Load Texture button and navigate here to the Template Build folder. What I'm going to do is choose Add, and I'll go to Texture. Textures could be regular images with blending modes or transparent images like PNG files. The local masking tool lets you load in textures. Now let's come on over here to the Local Masking tool. So let's go ahead here, I'll put that to Adobe standard for a moment and I'm just going to tone down enhance slightly and back off the mood, so it's not quite so strong. And if you decide to, there's even more control.
Now what's really cool is not only can you use lookup tables that's what the mood tool is using, you can also use things like DCP profiles if you're working with raw images and this allows you to attach other types of developing recipes. And as you can see here, there's a lot of fun options that you could apply like digital film stocks, and you can dial in the intensity and the amount of color for that look. I actually wrote most of these color recipes so I hope you enjoy them. These can be previewed by just mousing over. From the Mood section, you'll see a bunch of different recipes.
Then I'm going to come down and do a few more things. I'll use our details enhancer here, just to bring out a little bit more of that texture and we'll put a nice stylistic vignette on there.
You'll notice for example, that we could take what we've basically done here of enhancing the image, adding in structure to really bring out the texture and I'm going to boost that so it's nice and strong. To start, we're going to do a few tweaks. What I'll do is come on over here to Edit and it needs a crop, but we'll deal with that part later. We'll start with this Lobster Fishing one. Let's go back to some of those Tokyo images and what I want to do is create a nice vintage feeling. But Luminar has a slew of creative editing tools and those can be stored in your own custom template. Ones where we were just enhancing pictures and making them consistent. We've been doing fairly natural type of edits.
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