@jeffjones They've been around since 2010 and have raised millions of dollars for charities from their bundle sales. I'm not affiliated with them, besides buying too many bundles over the years :p
@johnmaguire Never have. I did wind up buying, downloading, and installing everything. So I'll have to give it a go and see how it all works. Not at all overwhelming, what with me trying to wrap my head around Lightroom at the same time...
@kuva It's mostly computer games, so if that's not your thing you probably don't have too much to worry about.
The Luminar ecosystem is perplexing - I suspect (without doing much research) that the three applications that are part of the bundle were largely rolled into Skylum's latest, Luminar Neo (which probably helps explain and justify the excellent deal), which they have a subscription for similar to LR. I suppose you could use Luminar AI akin to LR, but I think that would be difficult. Instead, I suspect the main use case is using LR for importing/managing/basics, and using Luminar AI for fun stuff. Neo may be a fuller replacement.
I'm a little afraid to browse through Humble at fear I'll find too many interesting things.
The Luminar ecosystem is perplexing - I suspect (without doing much research) that the three applications that are part of the bundle were largely rolled into Skylum's latest, Luminar Neo (which probably helps explain and justify the excellent deal), which they have a subscription for similar to LR. I suppose you could use Luminar AI akin to LR, but I think that would be difficult. Instead, I suspect the main use case is using LR for importing/managing/basics, and using Luminar AI for fun stuff. Neo may be a fuller replacement.
Fun editing stuff is fun! Now that you describe it that way, I think I have used a luminar product once before, for fun stuff.