Skylum released Luminar update version 4.3.3 with bug fixes and added support for the following Leica cameras:
The full list of supported cameras can be found here. To update on macOS, click on Luminar 4 in the top menu bar and choose Check for updates. On Windows, click Help > Check for updates.
You can get $10 off Skylum Luminar with code LEICARUMORS (more info on the latest Luminar AI update 2 is available here).
In addition to the upcoming Leica price increase, Reddotforum reports that the CCD Sensor Corrosion Upgrade Program will also get more expensive on April 1st:
Topaz Labs released Sharpen AI version 3.0 with faster AI Engine and model improvements for large blur. Starting today through April 9, Sharpen AI is on sale for $59.99 ($20 off).
The old Topaz Utility Bundle has been renamed to Image Quality Bundle and is also on sale for $199.99 – more than $150 in savings. The new Image Quality Bundle includes Sharpen, Gigapixel, DeNoise, and JPEGtoRAW. You can use coupon code SHARPEN15 for an additional 15% discount on all Topaz products (good through April 9).
Adobe is now offering a new Design Mobile Bundle for iPad (available directly from the App Store) that includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Fresco, Spark Post, Creative Cloud app, Adobe Fonts, Behance, Portfolio, and 100 GB storage. The price is $14.99 per month or $149.99 per year (this is a 50% savings if subscribed to the individual products).
Get 15% off on the new Capture One Nordic Style Kit (more info available here).
Get 20% off on all ON1 products with code NIKONRUMORS.
Get $10 off Skylum Luminar with code PHOTORUMORS (more info on the latest Luminar AI update 2 is available here).
Reminder: a new Leica price increase is coming to multiple countries on April 1st (not a joke – confirmed for USA, Russia and Germany, other countries could be impacted as well):
The 38th Leitz Photographica Auction (previously reported here) will take place on June 12, 2021, in Vienna and as usual, will have several interesting items, including a Jony Ive & Marc Newson designed Leica prototype camera (this was the base for the Leica M 240 RED camera that sold for $1.8 million, the Leica museum has another prototype):
Capture One released two new “Nordic light” style packs inspired by the aesthetics of the far north:
“Get crisp, bright looks for the fresh season with the Nordic Lifestyle Style Pack or add new color-grading possibilities with the Nordic Editorial Style Pack. Each Pack includes two elegant Styles in three contrast variations, so you can find the right fit for any photo.”
Additional information:
Pricing:
Some additional information on the latest Capture One version:
Via PhotoRumors
