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Let's have a look at Luminar 2018. They send me a code for review, but this is NOT a paid review or ad. So i will talk honestly about the things i like and don't like. Let's get started.

By the way, if you decide to use this software or give it a try, how about supporting my channel a bit with their Affiliate Links ;)

Luminar 2018 Trail Link:
http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/339971/3255


Luminar 2018 Comaprison Link (to Lightroom and such):
http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/325113/3255


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http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/320582/3255

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Luminar 2018 - Review - Before you buy!

Let's have a look at Luminar 2018. They send me a code for review, but this is NOT a paid review or ad. So i will talk honestly about the things i like and don't like. Let's get started. By the way, if you decide to use this software or give it a try, how about supporting my channel a bit with their Affiliate Links ;) Luminar 2018 Trail Link: http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/339971/3255 Luminar 2018 Comaprison Link (to Lightroom and such): http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/325113/3255 Buy Luminar now - 10€ OFF with Code: SKYLUMOFF http://macphun.evyy.net/c/1283157/320582/3255

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Greg Hartwick

Thank you for this. It is a good idea to keep an eye on what other image processing software can do for us. I’ve begun teaching myself how to use Affinity Designer. I’m not sure where I will go with it, but I’m finally learning to use the pen tool (something I’ve avoided, up to now).

Olivio Sarikas

I have Affinity Designer too. Though i got to admit i use it way less than Affinity Photo. But it has some really nice tools :)

Kevin Phillips

Hi Olivio, thank you for the review and drawing this to our attention. I think I'll stick with Affinity Photo as I have moved away from the 'photo fix' approach to being a bit more compositional. For the record I also have Affinity Designer on the Mac and iPad.

William H. Willis

I have been using Luminar for quite awhile, and really like it. But I find that no single software (so far) is the best at everything. For example, I find that Paint Shop Pro works best for background removal and sky replacement, while I like Luminar for light adjustment and sun rays. For adding light rays like your recent tutorial, I thing Affinity Photo is the best option. Here are two pictures, the first out of the camera, the second edited in Luminar. (community page)

Olivio Sarikas

Sounds great. Yes, i also love creating things in AP more than just adjusting photos. I have Affinity Designer too, but not using it too much lately ;)

Olivio Sarikas

Yes, i have the impression too. Lots of tools that are good but never perfect ;) I guess we need to keep buying them to get a good mix of the best qualities.