This year there’s a huge 68% off the entire suite. Topaz Labs offers a range of image editing apps capable of seemingly impossible feats, thanks to state-of-the-art AI-based processing. Existing Luminar customers can claim an additional $20 loyalty discount, while add-on prices are cut by up to 80%. You’ll have to wait until Dec 15 to download it, though.
Skylum has a pre-order discount for Black Friday, taking up to 47% off its forthcoming Luminar AI photo editing software. Renowned fashion photographer Lara Jade is offering 30% off her Lightroom Presets and Photoshop Actions with the coupon code BLACKFRIDAY.
It’s available until Dec 2.Įxposure software is offering discounts of 15% (or sometimes a little more) off its selection of acclaimed professional photo editing applications. Rather than discount its existing apps, Excire Foto has released a low-cost special edition of its AI-based photo management software for Black Friday. Offer includes Nik Collection 3, DxO PhotoLab 4, DxO FilmPack 5 and DxO ViewPoint 3. Get up to 50% off all DxO software with coupon code BLACK-FRIDAY-DXO. IMO, DxO's tools are superior to most of what's out there (and I recommend them all the time), but they're not cheap.DxO offers up to 50% off software for Black Friday 2020 DxO I don't think that's asking too much! Thanks for your explanations-you do help with the DxO learning curve and please pass the feedback to them (as I know it reflects the attitude of many users from what I've read in the forums). The way it "should" work is that I open a RAW file in PL, apply ViewPoint if necessary, then any other editing (including Nik plug-ins) within the PL workspace, and then save as a TIFF or JPG for printing with no need to export to another workspace (except in cases such as where Topaz Photo AI may provide further enhancement). Ideally, DxO would do what Topaz has done with their IQ suite-combine their key tools into one program.
This is a pain, as a "normal" workflow would be to correct for perspective (e.g., what you could've achieved with a view camera or tilt/shift) and crop if necessary and then apply other editing.
The reason I ask is that I have PL5 Elite and Nik4 (I'll upgrade these when the price drops to a reasonable upgrade level-DxO charges too much for upgrades, negating their advantage over Adobe's subscription model and the least they can do is cut the upgrade price to 50% of its current level to reward loyal customers!) and I've been frustrated that Perspective Efex (which I thought basically replaced ViewPoint, but apparently not) and the other Nik plug-ins can't handle RAW files (plus PE needs the original file to work). Please confirm if one can use ViewPoint 4 within the PL6 space as a first step before applying other corrections (such as tonality/color).
0 kommentar(er)
