Richard Harrington
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Richard Harrington commented,
Try the suggested workflow using a SESSION in Capture One instead of a catalog and let me know. Also, make sure that you've previously launched Luminar and have at least one photo in your catalog.
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Richard Harrington commented,
Colin... It depends on the workflow you choose. If you are using a catalog in Capture One, these files are held inside a package that can't be easily seen If you are using a Session, these files ...
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Richard Harrington commented,
Hi Michael.. there is only one manual. Some features that are Mac-only are usually called out as such. Please note this is a DRAFT. But if you have feedback on articles it is best to post those ...
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Richard Harrington commented,
Let me give a quick answer for Luminar 3 https://youtu.be/lDvrQHWJeA4 This is a rough draft, the education team will do a better version soon. Forgive bad audio (recorded in a lobby while travelin...
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Richard Harrington commented,
I can tell you that I've been working on Catalina beta for 6 months with no issues. And the team is already testing.. but until Catalina is locked, Apple could change something that affects folks.
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Richard Harrington commented,
Make a Luminar look and apply that to all layers... then add an adjustment layer and do the rest of your editing there.
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Richard Harrington commented,
Make sure you use AI filters and try the Sync images command. You can also make presets and batch process. Without more specifics, its kind of hard to help you.
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Richard Harrington commented,
Sounds like you missed the multiple emails when we did this.https://skylum.com/luminar/marketplace/looks/53 We know people love Tonality... that's why I rebuilt them.
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Richard Harrington commented,
Make sure to try this.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLbGxQ1UlnY
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Richard Harrington commented,
You should choose to Export an image. 16-bit TIFF and put it next to the original image. Lightroom rarely overwrote the original image