The middle tier price isn't worth paying by itself and the first tier price of $1.32 isn't either.
#AURORA HDR 2018 VS 2019 FULL#
Yes, to be clear: you need to pay the full third tier price of $33.20 to get Luminar 4, Aurora HDR 2019, all the Looks filters, textures, etc. I'm confused, so it appears I can buy Luminar 4 for $1.32, but then it gives me a warning of "you will not receive the beat-the-average content" for $28 or "you will not receive the C$33.20 content" for $33.20 - but what more exactly am I getting for $28 or $33.20? It's not clear to me the upgrades.Įdit: never mind, you won't see the upgrades in the cart, but it's on the main page. This bundle is well worth it for both existing Luminar users and, specially, those new to Luminar and Aurora.
The value here is still really very high at $33.20, just not $602 high as their retail prices indicate. However, I've never seen Aurora HDR 2019 or Luminar 4 given away for free, and certainly none of these preset packs have been given away. I agee when it comes to the inflated retail price of these programs as I've never paid retail for any of them (they're almost always on sale or bundled together on Skylum or elsewhere). Luminar is my go-to, Lightroom for when I don't like the way Luminar looks, Capture One for portraits and colour adjustments (although I'll see how that stacks up now to Luminar 4), and DxO for lens adjustments when I can't quite fix it in Lightroom. I have Luminar, Lightroom, Capture One, and DxO Optics. I just always cringe a bit when sellers inflate the value of something to be "$xxx worth of free stuff!!" I still think this is a great value and will jump on it. so, they're including the value of software they've been giving away for a long time. Skylum gives away Photolemur and Aurora HDR all the time, Luminar 3 has been free for about a year and I expect Luminar 4 will also be free given they are pushing Luminar AI now.
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