Light in Essentials pane

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• July 28, 2021 17:55

I've notice in all of the Tutorials concerning  "Light" there is a drop down menu called LuminarDefault. With this drop down you can choose your camera. With this comes the option of Daylight, Standard, Vibrant, ect.... I only have the option of As Shot...... Was this a feature you removed or did I not get this feature with my download???

Thank-you Martin

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  Elena Blum

  • July 29, 2021 15:21

  Hi Member,

  I can suggest installing Adobe DNG Converter to get additional camera profiles:

  For Mac OS:
  https://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_mac/ 

  For Windows:
  https://www.adobe.com/go/dng_converter_win/ 

  You can experiment with different cameras profiles and get the best result for you.

   

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  Member

  • August 05, 2021 22:08

  Thanks for trying to answer my question Elena, but not sure how that helps.. I can work with all of my camera profiles in all of the other software I own. The problem I've found is I'm working only with a JPEG image as Luminar has not Upgraded their software to read my cameras raw data. My camera is the Nikon D850 which is 3 or 4 yrs old now. I'll just have to make all of my major adjustments in other software before I import into Luminar. I would think Luminar would at least give a heads up to the folks purchasing the software. 

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  Katherine Nelson

  • August 06, 2021 07:12

  Hi,

  Please note that profiles are only available for RAW files.

  Just in case, you can also use Adobe DNG Converter to convert your RAW files to DNG file format (which is supported by Luminar). 

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  Member

  • August 08, 2021 17:04

  So your saying if I convert my raw files to DNG files then Luminar will have camera profiles for my D850 images??? If not this means I'm can only use my JPEG files to process in Luminar. 

   

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  Helena Carter

  • August 10, 2021 16:05

  Hi Member,

  This should help, yes, however, I'd recommend you trying out how it works for your particular camera.

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