The New Luminar for iPad - Yay or Nay?
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Luminar for iPad is available, comes with a 7-day FREE trial and offers an easy solution to mobile photo editing. But does it live up to the task? And while you SHOULD be excited, there are some things to be aware of.
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📌 Luminar for iPad TOC
0:00 Introducting Luminar for iPad: Mobile Photo Editing App
0:43 How to Get Luminar for iPad Free Trial
1:13 What is Luminar for iPad?
1:25 Minimum Requirements
1:32 Pricing
1:54 Skylum Luminar for iPad vs Adobe Pricing Models
3:30 FAQ's - What File Formats Will it Handle?
4:02 What Tools Are Available?
4:13 Do you have to own Luminar Neo?
4:30 How to Install Lumianar for iPad
4:58 Luminar for iPad Interface Overview
12:35 Before & After Examples
13:38 Thing to be Aware of
15:02 Bonus Tip: How to "Sync" Luminar for iPad with Luminar Neo
One of the most commonly asked questions about the new Luminar for iPad app is how to transfer the final photos back to the Luminar Neo desktop app. I hope the bonus tip made it clear about how to do that.
The Luminar for iPad photo editing app comes equipped with a robust set of tools designed to cater to a wide range of photo editing needs. Here's a list of the tools currently available:
Develop: Fine-tune your photos with comprehensive adjustment options.
Enhance AI: Automatically improve your images with the power of AI.
Structure AI: Add clarity and detail to your images intelligently.
Relight AI: Adjust the lighting in your photos for perfect exposure.
Landscape: Specialized tools to enhance your outdoor and landscape photos.
Details: Sharpen and bring out the fine details in your images.
Curves: Control the tonality and contrast with precision.
Monochrome: Convert your photos to black and white with advanced tonal control.
Crop: Frame your photos perfectly with crop tools.
Erase: Remove unwanted objects from your photos seamlessly.
Sky Replacement: Change the sky in your photos with just a few clicks.
Film Filters (Mood): Apply film-inspired filters to give your photos a unique look.
These tools are designed to offer both novice and professional photographers the ability to enhance their photos on the go, providing a comprehensive editing suite right at their fingertips.
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Your videos are Sooo informative Darlene! I bought the Luminar for iPad early and gave it a 'ok' rating but realize its a newly developed app. I think they messed with the share and made one of those options save the file in 'small' reducing the size of it. I hope they change that back. Those of us that do edit on the iPad always want the largest files saved and we can cut them down later. Thanks for your hard work. I look forward to every video and email!!!
You're most welcome
Excellent tutorial Darlene! Thanks!
You are so welcome!
It looks great. I have one problem with it, and it's the same reason I don't buy the AI extensions. I'm not going to be bled dry by subscriptions...that's the Adobe hallmark. Luminar should take a lesson from Pixelmator/Photomator and go flat fee. I LOVE their products, but when I buy something, I pay once.
Your comments and advice though...are priceless. Any chance you'll take a whirl at working with 360 pano's?
Thanks for your comment. The issue with paying once and never again is how does the software company hire developers and pay them to do stuff if everyone owns it and no more money is coming in? You end up with a dead product. As for 360, not likely. I've never done one and don't have the gear to do it.
Re:360 OK...I understand completely.
As for "no more money coming in", I could list an absolute slew of products that are still one-off buys. Some of them are very inexpensive, like Procreate. Some are not, like Topaz. I do understand business realities, having run one when much younger. I think a fair amount of users have had it with the rental model, and are simply refusing to buy. I really like the products Luminar offers, more than many of the other apps I own. Truth be told, I own ONE paid subscription app, and that's my VPN (Proton). I only pay for that because I've seen how poorly the free apps perform.
Either way, I enjoy your videos very much and learn from every one I watch.
Thanks for this video. I’ve played around with the beta for a while. I shoot and edit just for pleasure and do almost all of my editing on my iPad Pro. For now I don’t think the Luminar app for iPad feels good enough to replace my favourite iPad apps (Lightroom, Photomator, Snapseed, Picsart etc). But I guess they will add more features soon.
You can get snapseed for iPad now? Used to be it was just for phones? I haven't tried Photomator. Which of those is your favorite and why? Thanks for the comment.
@@DigitalPhotoMentorI’ve used Snapseed on my iPads for years. It’s my first go-to-app when I want to make some quick adjustments. And there are some more advanced tools than what you first think. Photomator is more advanced with adjustment layers and such things and great tools for Denoising and Debanding. Right now my fav is Lightroom - the last year Adobe have added more and more to it. I have access to more things as I subscribe to one of Adobe’s plans. Masking tools have improved. Presets you use on your desktop app get synced into the iPad app. And the new tool for lens blur works well according to me. But real pros might disagree 😊
Thanks for the first look at Luminar for iPad. I’ve actually already played with the free demo version, and found the design quite interesting. But I’m not really looking for a stand alone iPad photo editing app. I much prefer the way Lightroom inter-grates between your phone, tablet and computer. Great video, and thanks for sharing.
Yeah that is a common complaint. I'm sure Skylum is listening to all of the talk so we'll have to see what happens.
Thanks for the video. I do like the layout of the app. I do so little editing on my iPad and having LR all ready I can't justify paying for another app at this time. My iPad is also older and doesn't meet the requirements for it.
I get it, that's a fair assessment
Well done. Question regarding opening photos other than from the Photos. I have to external drives I use for editing videos, etc. I cannot figure out how to get them to show up as an option to open a photo other than from Photos.
You're editing video on an iPad? If so yeah that's the only way with Luminar for iPad. If you have external drives, get a computer to do things. Ipad is just for portable use
@@DigitalPhotoMentor Thanks, but I also do a lot of videos and use LumaFusion. I also move back and fourth between systems for multiple reasons. I did find a small icon at the bottom right of the editing screen that allows you to open files other than the ones in photos.
@@1snapdog I see. Thanks for explaining
After i have worked with a photo, how then do I get back to photos? I can't see a way. thanks
You just save it then use the back arrow.
I’m thinking, for an upcoming trip, taking my IPad Pro 12.5, and a LaCie HD for storage and using the new Luminar app. Any comments?
I think that would be good for editing the odd image for sharing online. But if you wanna do more you'll want a laptop
How long is the trip? Where are you going? Tell us so we can all be jealous
Not practical for left handed like me 😢😢😢
Darlene is a leftie as well
Yeah why not? I'm lefty. Because the controls are the right? Just get an Apple pen, I had no issues.
any idea how to copy the edit done on 1 image and sync to other images on ipad. it is very difficult to edit every image separately where as we can just copy and paste the edits to other images when needed. this is a basic feature
I was part of a partner briefing with Skylum today and asked about this. Currently it's not possible but it's on their list!
Hi! Can we edit the images from an SSD or memory card??
If you can connect it to the iPad then yes, but why would you want to do that?
@@DigitalPhotoMentor thanks for the reply. Because I store all my travel photos in an external SSD, my mac storage is almost full. I prefer to work from the external drive and keep all the photos there. (I have another one as a backup)
@@alfafoxtango yeah but connected to your iPad? This is an app for iPad. If you want it on your computer get Luminar Neo.
@@DigitalPhotoMentor I do use Luminar Neo at home on my mac. I would never use my iPad at home, but away from home, and with many hours with spare time on airports and aircrafts, I can edit a lot if I have my SSD connected with my photos there.
I suppose a lot of people could have the same needs where ever they are.
@@alfafoxtango I think you can, I didn't try it. As long as the iPad can access the drive I don't see why not. Just don't add folders full of images. Just pick the one you want and add that.
Can edit raw files, but cannot save raw files. True?
No. But technically no program can. You save out with edits applied as a new file
Thank you for the video, but waiting for an App from Skylum for iPad just like Adobe
I'm not sure what you mean, this is like that.
Hi Darlene, Very useful. Thank you for creating this video. IMO, you are correct, someone has to pay for content creation. $30/year is not expensive. Let's hope that Skylum add the features that will make it more complete.
Exactly, agreed.
Is this a real review or a Paid partnership highlight reel for this company?
I was not paid to do this video. I am a Skylum ambassador though. Did you actually watch the video? Or just come here to post a nasty comment?
Nasty comment? Seems like a simple and fair question. Interesting though, you THINK it's nasty. @@DigitalPhotoMentor
Nay - no Abo!!!!!!!!
Sorry what is "abo"?
@@DigitalPhotoMentor Abonnement (monthly licence)
@@DigitalPhotoMentor = subscription (sorry ;-) )
@@stehlealexander Thanks for clarifying