Panorama stitching in Luminar
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is there any plan to implement Panorama stitching in Luminar?
I hope that this might could be implemented when you release the DAM version in Luminar later this year!
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Kasper
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we are thinking about implementing it and as soon as we see your feedback, we do pass it to our developers. Right now, there are still no immediate plans for implementing panorama stitching.
Thinking about it? See our feedback? This thread is three years old! Your response is insulting.
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This is sadly one of the missing features which prevents me from buying any new Luminar Version beyond AI. Why should I purchase different RAW converters because Standard functionalities are missing?
Looking at the thread the request is there for years. I actually need a converter that covers the basics, fancy AI does not make sense to me when the converter can not even support stitching. Sorry guys - you are moving the wrong way… -
Now the release of Luminar AI is imminent I feel this will spell the demize of Luminar as a stand alone Raw editor and hence that is why none of the requested features have been taken on board. I'll certainly give Luminar AI a trial, but in all honesty, I'm not holding my breath for that either! It appears to me to be geared at Instagram uses wanting a quick fix with gimmicky filters that will soon saturate the world of social media.
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I have the feeling Luminar is definitely moving in the wrong direction. Luminar should consider who it's target audience should be, social media selfie kids or the professional or hobby photographer. The professionals do not need all these filter gimmicks but good performance, photo stitching. So who is your target you better let the people know before wasting our time here.
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I have also updated to luminar 2019. The skylum software luminar and aurora are the only tools that i like to use for developing photos. I don't want to waste time to learn other tools. I vote too for implement a panorama tool into luminar.
Please do not disappoint us for choosing luminar.
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Simple stitching to create panoramic pictures is a must to make Luminar my one stop photo editing.
I also hope you add some of the simple tools of Luminar 2018 to Luminar 3, such as being able to quickly go back to original or earlier iteration. I have both 2018 and 3 and use 3 for its simplicity. Don't need to use Luminar for photo file storage and editing. -
I use the tool "Image Composite Editor" for Stitching. It works easy and fast. Got better results with it then with Lightroom or Zoner. In special cases i use Affinity Photo.
Never the less. My Vote too. But Stability and Performance are still more important for me. Switched from Capture One Pro.
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Every Smartphone and Camera i know can do this.. i really think i bought into the wrong Program with luninar... even the most basic stuff öike stability and performance are not there.. and things like seemless HDR and Panorama Stitching won't come too i guess.. maybe i need to switch again...
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My first comment about the panorama stitching function was 2 years ago. I was excited about Luminar and was hoping that Luminar would become a good competitor to Adobe LR, just like Affinity is with there Apps Photo, Designer, Publisher. It takes a while to adapt to a new software, but I and my clients are so fed-up with the Adobe cloud and pricing system that it is really worth it giving it a try. Sadly Luminar didn't meet my and my clients expectations at all and the credit that I gave Skylum just like Affinity by buying it in an early stage didn't pay off at all. With Affinity it payed off, they did a great job and improved their products to a very professional level. Sadly Skylum did not, why I and a lot of my clients went back to LR. Luckily the LR version 6.14, which I bought a long time ago, still works for me with the Sony A99 II for RAW development, panorama stitching and even time-lapse sequences. So Luminar isn't been in use anymore.
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Daniel,
I switched from Lightroom to On1 Photo Raw about a year ago and have no regrets. At the same time, I purchased Luminar 4, but found it less appealing than On1. Nowadays I only use it for sky replacement and have no intention of purchasing Luminar AI.
On1 has a migration tool from Lightroom: it's the only one that does, but it's a bit hit and miss.
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