Macphun's Luminar editor is here! I've been working with this new RAW editor for a couple of weeks now. It's really a fun piece of software to use. The Macphun team obviously put a lot of thought into the user experience.
Luminar is an new all-in-one photo editor designed to ensure the ultimate in creativity and convenience. The Luminar user interface is built around the idea that every photographer is different, and therefore their photo editing needs are different too. Users can choose from pre-built user interface configurations that match their editing style and needs, or create their own.
The software is available today. Luminar normally retails for $69 USD. Macphun is knocking that price down for their launch.
Luminar Launch Price for Macphun Users: $49
Luminar Launch Price for New Users: $59
You can also download a free 30-day trial version and work with Luminar yourself.
In case you missed it... check out my full review of Luminar.
Ever want to edit a photo in Luminar but not have to add it your catalog? Single Image Edit is made just for this specific workflow.
I have gotten many questions about Photo RAW and Luminar. Which one should I use? Which one is “better”? I have some food for thought to help you make a choice that’s right for you.
Skylum released Luminar 4 today, upping the ante for AI-powered photo editing. The interface got an overhaul as well.
One click in Lightroom completely changed my thinking for this photo. From there, I had fun exploring and experimenting with color.
Skylum announced another Luminar 4 AI feature - AI Structure. They shared an early build of Luminar with the AI Structure filter with me, so let’s check it out!
I’ve been thinking more about the AI Sky Replacement coming in Luminar 4. Time to share a few thoughts.
Skylum announced the upcoming release of Luminar 4 today. The big, new feature - AI Sky Replacement. And it’s much more than auto-masking.
Got 3 minutes? I have 2 tips about the Sunrays filter in Luminar and Luminar Flex for you.
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