Export to Luminar 2018

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Pappu Murthy

• October 28, 2018 09:56

Surprisingly I do not find anyone asking this question. Once you edit in Aurora 2019 can you go into Luminar 2018 without first saving it , closing Auror, and then starting Luminar and open image?

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  Denis Kotsee

  • October 28, 2018 15:51

  You can invoke Luminar as a plugin from Aurora but you can't close Aurora, since that would break the connection to the plugin. At the moment this works on Mac only but we'll add this functionality to Windows in December.

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  Carlos Gianoli

  • February 12, 2019 18:10

  I have purchased Aurora and Luminar for Windows yesterday and I can not export the Aurora photo to Luminar to continue processing it. 

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  Angela Andrieux

  • February 15, 2019 02:56

  Hi Carlos,

  Aurora HDR 2019 needs to be updated before it can support Luminar 3. While we're preparing the update, you can try the following solution:

  1. Open a photo in Aurora.
  2. Click Plugins >  Other > Open Plugin.
  3. Navigate to the folder where your copy of Luminar 3 is installed. By default it's C:\Program Files\Skylum\Luminar 3.
  4. Double-click Luminar3.8bf. Luminar 3 should open as a plugin in Aurora.

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  Jeff Bialer

  • June 21, 2019 16:29

  Hello.  I have iMac with 10.14.5 installed.  I have Luminar 3, Luminar Flex, and Aurora 2019 installed.  When I start to edit a photo in Aurora and try to move to Luminar for further editing, I get moved to the Skylum website on the "Buy Luminar" page.  I was able to move Aurora>Luminar using the workaround shown above.  But would have to use that workaround for every photo, which would be complicated, time consuming, and unacceptable.  How can I permanently correct plugin so I can use Luminar as a plugin to Aurora?

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  Terry Rogers

  • June 22, 2019 06:34

  Hi Jeff! Please try the following solution:

  1. Open Finder, click Go > Go to Folder and paste the following path:                                                      /Library/Application Support/MacPhun Software/Luminar3/Plug-Ins. There will be a bunch of files in there, the one you're interested in has .plugin extension.
  2. Copy the .plugin file somewhere where you can easily find it.
  3. In Aurora, click Plugins > Other > Open Plugin > point Aurora to the .plugin file you just copied. Luminar should open.

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