kiwichris wrote in post #18742747
Rosey, that was finished off in Luminar and they have just put out an update I am downloading as we speak. I am running Windoze 10 onna AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, AMD Radeon Vegan Graphics and only 8 gigs ram which I am planning to triple this week. Luminar can be quirky but when it works, it does really work well. My tech expertise is not up with layers, LUTs, blending etc. I used to have Photoshop cc which I liked using much better than Lightroom but am not taking enough pics to warrant the rent. However, it actually is not over priced when compared to the others you pay for, and continually pay for updates.
I have not used photomax but have used machinery hdr but very few pics done in it. I did find Adobe Photo Raw filled most my needs.
Which still does not answer, How do I attach? as I may be not using flickr too much in the future.
Hope I didn't confuse the issue by mentioning Luminar. I'm aware they are two different progammes, designed to do different things.
I was annoyed at Adobe's decision to go serial, or whatever, and wanted a standalone programme to replace it. I still use LR 6. ... as standalone, but am aware that after a while it will probably lose various aspects of functionality, as that is how they keep us hooked in to continually upgrading. This feels corrupt to me! I am hoping to retire in the next few years, but to maintain rates, utilities, etc etc becomes more daunting, let alone the pleasure of a camera and the software needed to process the images.
I read about Luminar, watched some youtube tutorials, but all the while not realising these related to MAC, and the Windows did only a portion of the functions/actions/whatever.
I have used Linux in the past, and am aware of various options for Open Source Software, but in my experience, so far, these have not been as intuitive. (I am lazy).
I am afraid I do like drag and drop software.