Apr 9

Apr 9 Video: How to use Luminar Flex in Capture One

While it’s not directly supported, its relatively easy to get Luminar Flex to work in Capture One. There are two main ways to do it and in this video I show you both methods and the pros and cons of each.

This should probably work with the regular version of Luminar too, but Luminar Flex is a little less resource intensive when used in Photoshop and as a plug-in.

If you don’t already have Luminar Flex you can find out more here on their website. If you are interested in buying it you can use my discount code TFP10 to get $10 off

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