Luminar 3.0.2 With Fujifilm GFX 50R and Fujifilm X-T3 Support

• 6 years ago

Luminar is still one of my goto apps for quickly producing images to share and it now supports even more Fujifilm cameras. If you want to grab a copy you can do so here and you can save $10 on your purchase by using the code FUJIADDICT at checkout.

Mac version new features:

• DATABASE MANAGEMENT. Your Luminar image catalog database is automatically backed up to preserve your edits and metadata.  You can control the frequency of backups with the new Preference Panel.
• PREFERENCE PANEL. Take control of your preferences settings by choosing Luminar 3 > Preferences. You can specify options for Cache, Catalog, and Automatic Backup.
• IMPROVED HANDOFFS. If you’re working with raw file or 16-bit image and use the File > Open In command, a high-quality 16-bit files is exported.
• AURORA HDR INTEGRATION. Easily hand off bracketed photos to merge in Aurora HDR.  Just select multiple photos in your library and choose File > Open In > Aurora HDR.
• LOCATE FOLDER. Have you moved or copied media to a new location? You can right-click on an offline folder and choose Locate Folder to select and reconnect files.
• ADDING FOLDER IMPROVEMENTS. Change your mind when adding a folder? Just click Cancel to stop the current task.
• IMPROVED NAVIGATION. Quickly switch between Gallery and Single Image view with dedicated toolbar buttons.
• NEW LANGUAGES SUPPORTED. Use Luminar in more languages with new localizations: Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Italian
• SAFER IMPORTS & COPIES. Luminar will alert you if you try to import or copy more files to a new destination when there’s not enough hard drive space.
• IMPROVED EXPORTS. If you try to export images that already exist in a location you’ll be prompted to control if the files are overwritten or renamed.

• IMPROVED MOVING. When files are moved between an external and internal drive, the images are not duplicated multiple times in your library.
• IMPROVED FOLDER MANAGEMENT. Are you done with a folder? You can now remove the parent (root folders) from your library and delete it from your hard drive too.
• IMPROVED sRGB EXPORTS. Some cameras showed color shifts when exporting with the sRGB profile. This has been addressed.
• IMPROVED LUMINAR 2018 PROJECT FILES. Opening native Luminar files (.lmnr files) created on Windows is improved.
• STABILITY. Thanks to our users for reporting different issues. This version of Luminar offers general stability improvements.

Windows version new features:

• SUBFOLDER MANAGEMENT. Subfolders make it easy to further organize your image library.  These are folders nested inside other folders in your catalog and directly tie back to real folders on your hard drive.
  • Subfolder creation. You can create a new by right-clicking on an existing folder in your Library.
  • Subfolder deletion. It is possible to delete a subfolder as well by right-clicking on it in your library.
• LOCATE FOLDER. Have you moved or copied media to a new location? You can right-click on an offline folder and choose Locate Folder to select and reconnect files.
• ADDING FOLDER IMPROVEMENTS. Change your mind when adding a folder? Just click Cancel to stop the current task.
• OFFLINE FILE ALERTS. See a visual alert indicating unavailable files and folders.
• IMPROVED NAVIGATION. Quickly switch between Gallery and Single Image view with dedicated toolbar buttons.
• SHORTCUT KEYS. Take advantage of new keyboard shortcuts for View, Looks Navigation, Masks, Tools, and Edit.
• NEW LANGUAGES SUPPORTED. Use Luminar in more languages with new localizations:
• Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Italian

• FASTER ADDING. You’ll see much faster load times when adding new photos and folders to the Catalog.
• FASTER LAUNCHING. When you return to Luminar, launch times are improved when reloading your catalog.
• STABILITY. Thanks to our users for reporting different issues. This version of Luminar offers general stability improvements.

NIKON

• Nikon D3500
• Nikon P1000
• Nikon Z6
• Nikon Z7

• Panasonic Lumix DC-LX100 II

• Fujifilm GFX 50R
• Fujifilm X-T3

• Sony RX100VA
• Sony RX100VI
• Sony DSC-HX99
• Sony DSC-HX95

• Leica M10-D
• Leica M10-P
• Leica D-Lux