MAC USERS • Improved Native files. Save your editing projects in the native Aurora HDR format which makes it easy to come back and edit in the future. Check the Windows compatibility option so files can be shared between Mac and Windows users. • Improved workflow with other applications. We’ve addressed several small bugs reported when working with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. • Work faster. We’ve improved compatibility with OS X 10.10, 10.11 support. The Histogram also updates in real-time. Users will also enjoy Performance and RAM usage improvements. When editing press Cmd+L to quickly access the Filters list as well.
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You also now have access to these Luminar improvements: • Raw Develop filter. the Lens and Transform effects are now improved, for example when using the Compare option, effects aren’t shown on the left (Before) side, nor are the effects blended with the original when using the Filters Amount slider. • Sharpening. It’s now easier to use the Sharpening filter with more responsive and accurate results. You can also get real-time feedback as you adjust the Sharpening controls and see all your changes in high res. Outlook 2011 for mac calendar items not visible spectrum. • Batch Processing. Exporting to several file formats is now possible, including new options for both PDF and JPEG-2000. • Filter Controls. Save time by clicking on the checkbox or control name to enable or disable all filter checkboxes.
A New and Useful Option for Single Image Workflow During my usual workflow, once I’ve made my selections of best images from a shoot, I go to my top picks and start processing them. Whether a landscape, architecture or a portrait, raw files need some optimization. As many of you have heard me say- raw is blah! Typically raw files need sharpening/detail work, contrast, saturation and in many cases bringing out shadow and highlight detail.