However, there are still occasions when it slows down, although I should point out that I have been using a beta version. In reality, this seems to work well, and I have found a definite speed improvement when working with images. The company stated that this allows processing to be speeded up significantly, as it allows rendering to take place in a specific order that is optimised for processing. The result is a unified set of tools that will always be the same and so there is no longer a need for workspaces. Some filters from the previous versions have been combined into a single tool and some have had their names changed and so on. All of the available tools are already there on the interface, broken down into categories. Filters are no longer even called filters and are now referred to as “Tools”. You no longer have a filter list and you no can longer manually add filters. This has all completely changed in Luminar 4. You could also save combinations as a “workspace” allowing you to customise the view and defaults. You could have multiple versions of a filter, and you could add as many as you want. In older versions of Luminar, you started off with an empty slate and then added “filters” from the list of available adjustments to create your own combination of adjustments. This isn’t just cosmetic and goes to the heart of the way the software works. While there has been a lot of discussion about the new AI features of Luminar 4, and we’ll get to those shortly, the biggest feature by far is the re-design of the interface. So with that in mind, here are my impressions of Luminar 4, its new feature and what it is like to use. Lots of people including myself have already shared details on some of the new features, the new interface and so on, so what’s left to review? Well, I wanted to wait until the software was actually released to put all the disparate threads together and talk about the application as a whole. Luminar 4 was pre-announced a while ago now, and the company has been drip feeding information about it to the public. It’s weird writing a review of something that a lot of people have been talking about for quite some time now.
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