Expand the capabilities of Luminar Neo with paid added professional features...
Introducing Luminar “Extensions”
With the release of Luminar Neo 1.2.0, besides the return of the Dodge and Burn tool, Skylum introduces a modular approach for extending the capabilities of Luminar Neo, through the addition of Extensions.
Who are Luminar Extensions for?
Luminar Neo (and Luminar Extensions) will now allow users requiring specialised professional photo-editing tools, such as the HDR Merge extension, which can be added according to user preference.
This will be of interest to, and will likely draw the attention of, creative Photographers that use High Dynamic Range photography, as well as existing users of Aurora HDR.
Just for the record, HDR Merge will be free for subscription users and owners of Aurora HDR. Today (at the time of writing) It will cost $49.99 for lifetime license owners.
QZSD Portable 5KG Tripod With Q08 Rocker Arm Ball Head For SLR Camera
On the subject of extensions; have you taken a look at this portable SLR Camera tripod.
With a folded length of 500mm, that extends to 1500mm, the Portable QZSD is available at the Banggood store
$56.31
Aside from winning the 2021 Red Dot Award for LuminarAI, Apple’s Best of Year, “Best Imaging Software” by TIPA and EISA, Skylum has received many other top industry awards.
Learn what (HDR) High Dynamic Range Photography is and how to achieve HDR with a single image.
Have you ever wondered how some photos have that magical ambience of colour and detail?
And no matter how near you feel you get to achieving similar results, you don’t quite get there.
Well the simple answer in this case, is to apply High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography techniques. Which you can, fortunately, now achieve satisfying results even faster with Luminar Neo.
Whilst you may well have come across a few ads promoting free online image background removal software. If you are reading this content however, would I be right to assume that you are looking for a more complete and professional image editing solution?
