Two ways in. Both take a photo of the surface you're projecting onto and give you back an MP4 to play through LumiCanvas.
Reads the shape in your photo and grows light along it — wire mesh over a face, bark climbing a trunk, strands tracing a body. You paint a section, it finds the contours itself.
You draw the regions — a window, a doorway, a roofline — and fill each with an effect. Fireworks, embers, aurora, plasma, sweeps. Thirteen of them, each on its own timing.
The difference is what decides where the light goes.
| Flow | Light | |
|---|---|---|
| What steers the effect | The photo's own contours | The region you draw |
| What you paint | Roughly — it finds the edges | Precisely — the shape is the shape |
| Best surface | Anything with depth and form | Anything flat and defined |
| Signature look | Wire mesh, bark, strands, trace | Fireworks, aurora, embers, plasma |