Loupedeck - anyone have one?

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It's also fully compatible with Luminar if you don't want to go the subscription route. I'm experimenting with that one at the moment as an alternative for some Fuji files. Personally I don't mind paying so little to always have the latest versions o my machines and some of the new features (especially the perspective control) are great.

 

Gordon

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It's also fully compatible with Luminar if you don't want to go the subscription route. I'm experimenting with that one at the moment as an alternative for some Fuji files. Personally I don't mind paying so little to always have the latest versions o my machines and some of the new features (especially the perspective control) are great.

 

Gordon

I am looking into Luminar at the moment. I agree the subscription is only a small amount, it’s more about Adobe,s policy of take it or leave it,I don’t like. I use an app for perspective control. I only use Lightroom because Apple dropped Aperture.My dealer will have a demo Loupdeck + next week so I intend to have a look at it.

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It's also fully compatible with Luminar if you don't want to go the subscription route. I'm experimenting with that one at the moment as an alternative for some Fuji files. Personally I don't mind paying so little to always have the latest versions o my machines and some of the new features (especially the perspective control) are great.

 

Gordon

Hi Thanks for your imput. I understand from loupedeck that Luminar will be fully functional on the + model later this year. At the moment it is only fully functional with Lightroom 7 and Aurora HDR. Are you managing to use Luminar with the Loupdeck+ or are you just running a trial. At the moment their is a 4th July discount if you buy the Luminar / Aurora bundle.In the Uk it works out at about £127 for the two, a saving of about £30.