While the company has made clear not every feature they’re working on is ready for launch, AI is becoming a more important aspect of post-processing moving forward. In v3.0, the company will add similar AI detection to offer users the ability to edit skin, correct color, as well as a ‘smart resolution enhancement’.Īccent AI, which generally adjusts color and contrast with a slider. The software would then adjust actual cloud details, color, contrast and more. This should be a big plus to professional users with huge photo unloads from their cameras.ĪI-tools featured in past releases offered some seriously impressive editing power, such as AI Sky Enhancer, which gave users the ability to edit content like photographed skies with a simple slider. While the version launching next week will include some new AI-tools, the company is making clear that free updates through mid-2019 will offer users many more features than what’s seen at launch.īesides AI though, the company is also launching a system library, allowing users to browse through and manage photos more easily. Many of the new features touted in the release are based upon AI, with the company going so far as to provide their product roadmap through July 2019. Just take a glance at their websites header and you’ll see a link leading you to a big comparison chart.Ĭurrently priced at just $69.99 on the Mac App Store, Luminar is offering $59.99 introductory pricing for version 3.0 until launch day on December 18. Luminar 3 is marketed as a direct competitor to Adobe Lightroom. Luminar 3 will launch for macOS and PC December 18, as the popular Adobe Lightroom competitor adds new feature based upon artificial intelligence.
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