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Art direction usually starts with references. The harder part is seeing what that style actually does to the product. Style Match lets you start with the product image, add 1–4 art references, and restyle it while keeping the product, framing and composition in place. Useful for testing a direction before final illustration or production, or taking the result straight into social. Try Art Style Match in Luma.

Sometimes you just want to change one thing. The light. The angle. The room. Keep the shot. Keep working from it.

A shot can be working and still need one thing changed. The light. The angle. The environment. Keep working from the same starting point and push the shot in a new direction. Try it in Luma - https://lnkd.in/dEA46pWv/?utm_campaign=Awareness%257CImpressions%257CABO%257CWeb%257CEnterprise%257CGEO1%257C2606%257CB2B&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=1035902156&hsa_acc=514306706&hsa_cam=1035902156&hsa_grp=907259466&hsa_ad=1652683576&hsa_net=linkedin&hsa_ver=3

Got the take. Need another angle? Shot Coverage in Luma turns one video shot into more moving angles you can cut with.

One product shoot doesn’t always cover every setting a campaign eventually needs. Product Shots lets creative teams take an existing product shot and place it into new settings, so the same product can show up across more of the campaign without starting from scratch each time.

Sometimes the shot is already working. You just want to see what happens under different light. Relight Studio in Luma lets creative teams explore new lighting directions from the shot they already have, without starting over. Try Relight Studio in Luma.