photoshop to luminar or viceversa?

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Martino Papesso

• October 19, 2020 14:51
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I have a photo in tiff format. 

It immediately came out of the camera not in raw or jpg but in tiff.

To that photo I have to apply a complex procedure to carefully remove the chromatic abberations.

The procedure to remove chromatic aberrations I have to do with photoshop (this procedure : https://www.shutterevolve.com/the-ultimate-way-to-remove-chromatic-aberration-ca-in-photoshop/ ). 

I want to retouch the photo with luminar 4.

On the computer with windows 10 I have two software: luminar 4 and photoshop.

 

I would not want there to be a color change in switching the photo from photoshop to luminar.
Because the photo is exact in the colors, I must first retouch it in photoshop(remove CA) and then in luminar or viceversa?

 

Many thanks.

Bye.

Martino(Italy).

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  Helga Hufflepuff

  • October 19, 2020 15:41

  Hi Martino,

  Best to remove the chromatic aberration first and then you can invoke Luminar 4 as plugin. 

  To access plugin simply press Filters > Skylum Software > Luminar 4. Once edits are done, simply press Apply to go back to Photoshop. 

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  Martino Papesso

  • October 19, 2020 15:46

  Hi Helga,

  I can't use the plug in function on photoshop, it doesn't work for me.

  
  Using two separate software (luminar 4 and photoshop) for this reason ,
  how should i do?

  Many thanks.

  Bye.

  Martino.

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  Austin Miller

  • October 20, 2020 07:43

  Hi Martino. Could you please click on File > Install Plugins and check if the Photoshop plugin is installed? If yes, and it does not work please follow thee steps below:

  1. Make sure Photoshop is not running. If Photoshop was running, reboot your PC before proceeding. 
  2. Right-click the Luminar 4 icon > Run As Administrator.
  3. Click File > Install Plugins.
  4. Click Uninstall next to Photoshop.
  5. Reboot your PC.
  6. Right-click the Luminar 4 icon > Run As Administrator.
  7. Click File > Install Plugins.
  8. Click Install next to Photoshop.

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  Martino Papesso

  • October 20, 2020 19:50

  
  
  Austin thanks for your intervention. 

  Now the luminar plugin on the latest version of photoshop works perfectly.

  Bye.

  Martino.

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