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Bob Legg

• December 28, 2018 14:31

Like Luminar 2018 and Aperture have the ability to select multiple images to COMPARE.  Also like aperture the ability to show the focus points.  

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  Angela Andrieux

  • January 05, 2019 15:53

  Hi Bob,

  I'll share your suggestions with our developers and hopefully we can implement these features in the future.

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  Federico Lazzari

  • February 17, 2020 03:15
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  Not sure if this made it already to Luminar 4, and I cannot find it, but highlighting the focus points as Aperture used to, would be a happy "come back" of a lost feature. (Adobe's and most other software can do it)

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  Victoria Grace

  • February 17, 2020 10:13

  Hi Federico,

  This is possible to reach within Luminar 4 while using Glow filter - https://prnt.sc/r3g05g

  Just select the needed objects with a brush tool and highlight them. If you need any further assistance, please, reach us at https://skylum.com/support.

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  Daniel Arnold

  • March 23, 2020 11:09

  How this could help to show the focus plane?

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  Austin Miller

  • March 23, 2020 14:04

  Hi Daniel. Did you mean the focal plane? The Glow filter will help you to blur the background of the picture, for example. Here is the how-to guide - https://skylum.com/how-to/how-to-blur-picture. It is for Luminar 3 but the Glow filter is also available in Luminar 4. It is under the Creative tab!

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  Federico Lazzari

  • March 23, 2020 14:22
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  Thanks Austin and Victoria. But the OP and my question were about two more basic features not related to editing but to sorting and selecting pictures: 1) put 2 or more pictured side by side to rate, select, cull etc. and 2) view the embedded/EXIF info of the points where the camera made focus.
  Hope that clarifies and, as the feature is not available in 4.2 yet, it makes it to the development roadmap.
  Great fan of Luminar. Thanks!

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