Multiple question about Luminar AI
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Hi... So yeah... Do I like Luminar ai? kind of... but so much stuff is missing that it's difficult to use it.
1: Add support for canon r5 and r6 camera... it's an emergency.
2: Add all lens correction for all the RF lens... it's an emergency.
3: Texture mask... Why can't I move them? I can zoom them but I don't see how I can move them... Is there something I don't understand?
4: Basic mask. Why? Why just Basic? Why I can't have multiple masks for different effects? I just wanted to create a mask for adjusting in a part of the image the black and white... and I can't! Is there something I don't understand?
Thanks for any help... I really want to use Luminar and right now I'm using photoshop and Capture One because Luminar just have too many flaws. Capture one is so much faster and the layers are perfect and fast to use. Why do I want to use Luminar? I love the AI from it... I love the skin-softening that is automatic... I love the fact I can just click a saved Template and use it on all my images and export. Please... help me use Luminar AI.
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Hi,
We're constantly working on expanding the supported camera list. Thus, it's just a matter of time until the app is able to read the files produced by your camera properly.
For now, we recommend you to install Adobe DNG Converter and convert your RAW files to DNG file format (which is supported by Luminar).
Please use one of the links below to download Adobe DNG Converter:
For Mac OS:
http://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_mac/For Windows:
http://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_win/As to the Texture, you can simply erase the texture where you don't want it to go or paint it back if needed.
If you wish only a part of the image to be Black & White, please edit the mask to your liking with paint and erase tools here: https://prnt.sc/wgkeqx
You can also make a gradient or a radial mask.
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Elena O'Brien Ok.. and what if I want to add a watermark that is small and move it somewhere on the image?
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Hi Paul,
You can place it on canvas of a bigger size (in the necessary corner), then save it as a new file which can be uploaded to Local Masking > Texture. This new file can be positioned using the Zoom slider. See the video tutorials below:
Moreover, we've created a request to add more controls for the texture (to be able to position it precisely). I've added your vote for this functionality.
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