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Luminar photo editing app launches on Googlebook with "Continue On" support
Key points
- Luminar rebuilt for Googlebook OS, meeting "Tier 1" quality standards.
- Supports keyboard shortcuts, resizable windows, and drag-and-drop.
- Includes "Continue On" feature for cross-device editing.
- Offers Generative Erase, HDR Merge, and batch editing.
Luminar Arrives on Googlebook
Luminar, a photo editing application available on desktop and mobile platforms, has launched a rebuilt version specifically for Googlebook OS. This release coincides with the official availability of the Googlebook platform to customers.
Enhanced Features for Googlebook
The Googlebook version of Luminar meets "Tier 1" quality standards for the platform, incorporating features such as keyboard shortcuts, resizable windows, and drag-and-drop functionality. These capabilities were not previously available on the phone and tablet versions of the app. The application also supports RAW edits and AI-powered features like background swapping and masking.
Cross-Device Workflow with "Continue On"
A notable addition is the "Continue On" feature, which allows users to begin editing a photo on their Android phone and seamlessly complete the process on their Googlebook. This aims to provide a more integrated workflow across devices. The Googlebook version also introduces professional editing features like Generative Erase, HDR Merge, and batch editing.
Availability and Subscription
Luminar for Googlebook is available for download via the Play Store. Users can access Luminar on both an Android phone and a Googlebook with a single subscription. A temporary offer provides 12 months of free access, with premium features unlockable via a later one-time purchase.
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Luminar, a photo editing application, has released a rebuilt version for Googlebook OS, meeting "Tier 1" quality standards and introducing features like keyboard shortcuts and drag-and-drop. This launch expands Luminar's availability across various platforms and allows users to start edits on a phone and finish them on a Googlebook.