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leighton w wrote:
Hey Glen. It's the Photoraw 2024 version. It is taking some time learning, but so far, I like all that it can do. I was using and loved Luminar Neo. But it developed a glitch in it that I can't seem to get rid of. When I do a global adjustment, the moment I start to move any slider, the image blurs a little and it makes it hard to see your adjustment. Once you let go, it becomes sharp again. Very frustrating, thus the reason to try something else. I loved LR, but I didn't want to go back to a subscription model. If you have the time at some point, could/would you download the free trial of Luminar Neo and see if it does the same thing to you? I would appreciate it.
Love the last image in your set.
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Hi Leighton,
I downloaded the trial of Luminar Neo and tried a few of its sliders and it seemed to be working fine. There was none of the blurring you mentioned. Maybe the copy on your computer became corrupted or fragmented to the point of losing its proper functionality. I am not any sort of a computer or software expert, so my only suggestion would be something you probably already thought of, which would be to uninstall the program, reboot the computer, then reinstall the program.
By the way, isn't Luminar Neo sold on the subscription model like Adobe? That is the only option I see on the website, and a 2-year minimum purchase is fully half the price of Lightroom plus Photoshop. It's even more expensive than the Adobe bundle if you go month by month.
While I'm posting, here are a few images from the Fuji X-T4 with Lens Turbo II and, respectively, the 105 f/2.5 P, the 2.8 f/3.5 H, and the 55 f/2.8 Ai-s, at Forbidden Plateau in early September. Like others here, I, too, have not done any shooting recently; but rather than a slump, I see it as a seasonal change of pastime. I'm doing more guitar playing and other indoor activities, because I do not like being out in the cold weather. When I run out of autumn photos to post, I might get around to some indoor photography, but maybe not, because, for me, photography is highly associated with outdoor activities.
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a couple of my MF items. Sad to see them go but they were not being used.
, back was slipped disc and a herniated disc, and now the muscles are having some fun this month. Balance is something that deteriorates as you get older, and then the falls begin, so yeah, I'm definitely working at that. Don't tell my hips that... they may join in the fun.