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oscar acevedo

• February 10, 2019 02:57

I'm beyond frustrated. I've just lost all my edit history from this darn .state files. I have reinstalled L3 so many times is not even funny anymore. I could use Luminar 2018 but not having future support and L3 not supporting .lmr files, what's the point.

I'm heading over to Capture one. 

 

Bye

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  Tim Trim

  • February 10, 2019 03:10

  You won’t regret it. Colour rendition is so much better and plenty of other benefits. Enjoy.

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  Tim Trim

  • February 10, 2019 06:18

  You get what you pay for. Luminar remains an unfinished piece of software with garish colour handling and full of gimmicks. Each to their own. C1 upgrade equates to less than a cup of coffee a week.

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  Vance Zachary

  • February 10, 2019 07:15

  Lightroom subscription also costs less than a cup of coffee every week. The goal of this all is to find the software that best helps your images reach their fullest potential. Find the one that best suits you! There are a lot of them out there!

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  Chris Maltese

  • February 10, 2019 15:29

  Concur, to each his own. 

  I had high hopes for the product, but it’s not there yet.  Given the price point (I paid $50 with a coupon), it’s not a big thing to use something else until it is “production ready”.  Yes, when you pay for something, regardless of the price, it should work as advertised - period - without the feel of operating in a Beta environment.

  Until L3 is reliable and capable of delivering the goods, I’ve been enjoying Iridium RAW Developer and managing my catalog with Bridge.  This setup produces wonderful output for me.  Who knows, I might stay with it.

  Either way, it’s all good.

  — Respectfully / Chris

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  Kirk Osborn

  • February 11, 2019 13:59

  Hi Oscar,

  We will add the possibility to save .lmnr projects in one of the next updates. Stay tuned.

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  Colin Grant

  • February 11, 2019 14:48

  Come on Kirk what help is that stupid help desk speak. "One of the next updates" means absolutely nothing and if it really is important (which it might be) it should be an immediate fix, not something that will be done some unspecified time in the future. You guys are beyond belief.

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  Anders Svensson

  • February 13, 2019 10:02

  It's bad enough that the ability to save lmnr projects was removed in Luminar 3, but 3 can't even open existing projects that weren't saved with original resources and history.

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  Anders Svensson

  • February 20, 2019 13:24

  None of which is resolved in 3.0.2. Not only do Windows users have to wait for parity with Mac, now Mac users have to wait for parity with Luminar 2018. How long: another month, six months, a year?

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  Anastasia Davis

  • February 20, 2019 17:04

  Hi Anders! We are doing our best to bring the parity for both versions. At the moment, we are focused on the performance issues (stability and speed ones). That is why it takes us a while.

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  Anders Svensson

  • February 20, 2019 22:17
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  But why do you continually break things? The rendering of lmnr projects changed from update to update in Luminar 2018, now you completely remove the lmnr functionality in Luminar 3 while the catalog still isn't a reliable, and no one can say when the old functionality will return.

  Have none of your developers/managers heard of backwards compatibility? Do they really expect users to adapt to this random walk style of development?

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