Luminar 2018 continues to make a big push this year against Adobe if you haven’t noticed and the software is definitely worth the asking price so if you are in the least bit fed up with Adobe give them a try. I prefer the final images I am getting out of Luminar more often than not now that I am getting more used to doing less work, but it is a different editor and can’t replace Lightroom entirely for me until they release their free DAM update later this year.
Pricing:
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Current users of Luminar may upgrade for $49 ($39 with FUJIADDICT Here)
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New users can purchase Luminar 2018 for $69 ($59 with FUJIADDICT Here)
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A collection of bonuses will also be included with every purchase.
Bonuses:
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2 E-books from Andrew Gibson: “The Creative Photographer” and “Mastering Exposure”
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Ultra Violet LUTs by Richard Harrington
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Ultra Violet Preset Pack by Richard Harrington
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Futuristic Preset Pack
HDR isn’t the most popular tool in a photographers toolkit, but sometimes you need it to produce something incredible. When I was assembling my eclipse photos I tried a lot of HDR programs, but Aurora HDR was the only one that did a good job piecing everything together so you could see the moon and eclipse together. Luminar 2018 and Aurora HDR 2018 work really well together and you should at least give them a try if you haven’t already.
Pricing:
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Current users of Aurora HDR may upgrade for $59 ($49 withFUJIADDICT Here)
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New users can purchase Aurora HDR 2018 for $99 ($89 withFUJIADDICT Here)
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A collection of bonuses will also be included with every purchase.
Bonuses:
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“Accelerate Your Photography” Ebook by Anne McKinnell
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Deep dive Video Tutorial from Trey Ratcliff
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Warm & Beautiful Preset Pack (15 presets)
