Neon & Noir: Elite Photos with Luminar Neo Bundle, 6-53 Items for $1.52 - $38.23 @ Humble Bundle

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mrpickle on 08/10/2025 - 16:39 humblebundle.com (185 clicks)
Last edited 08/10/2025 - 17:40 by 1 other user

The 53 item tier for $38.23 is required for the Luminar Neo software. Looking at the cost from https://skylum.com/luminar/pricing it appears it retails for $169.

Next-gen photo editing at your fingertips
Take your photos to the next level—introducing the Neon & Noir: Elite Photos with Luminar Neo Bundle. Luminar Neo by Skylum Software is an easy-to-use tool that helps you edit and enhance your images with ease! Within this exceptional bundle, you’ll gain access to a how-to-use course, the base software, expressive presets, and dynamic overlays—alongside standout add-ons like Tranquil Dawn Skies and City Lights. Picture-perfect edits at a price you’ll love. Plus, a portion of your purchase helps support Code.org.

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  Lomax on 08/10/2025 - 17:35

  It's not clear what will we get - I assume we will get the perpetual base software. But when I briefly checked Luminar website, it doesn't have the subscription base licence now. Anyone can help clarifying this? Thank you..

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    CascadeHush on 08/10/2025 - 20:53

    +1

    It's never clear what they actually offer. All those presets are completely pointless if you have any clue at all about photo editing and if you don't you shouldn't assume that presets are going to help you. You'll spend more time looking through presets than you would have spent just understanding how to edit.

    From my experience, the base luminar photo editor is extremely basic, and with a tiny amount of practice you could get the same kind of results in GIMP or Krita. All the fancy stuff they advetise is all part of add-ons that you pay for seperately or as a bundle.

    I looked at all this a couple of years ago, the last time someone offered a bundle like this. In the end I gave up. A company with such a convoluted payment model is trying to rip you off some way or other and I don't have to know exactly how to know to stay away.

    I wish I could recomment darktable or rawtherapy but they are both awful to use. If you can stand the terrible UIs, at least there aren't any hidden traps.

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      Darkscythe on 09/10/2025 - 10:01

      I was using Luminar for a while but moved over to Darktable as the performance of Luminar was poor in 3 & 4 despite a powerful PC. Darktable is a bit convoluted as there's so many modules that do the same thing but once you decide between either Filmic or Sigmoid, you realize you only need to use a couple of standard modules to get great looking images out of it - and parametric masks are amazing.

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  Darkscythe on 08/10/2025 - 19:12

  +1

  Just be aware they for the last few versions, Luminar release and entirely new version and stop updating the previous one entirely (often including any outstanding bugs). I'd wager that they're about to release a new Luminar and this one will be left in the dust.

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    beeawwb on 09/10/2025 - 09:29

    +1

    Timing would be about right. Last "release" of Luminar: 2018. Neo came out in 2022. What's next?

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  mrpickle on 10/10/2025 - 03:19

  Just bought this.

  In my account it states the license is for:
  * Lifetime (1 activation)
  * Upgrade Pass 2024-2025
  Includes:
  Lifetime access to all features released during both Big Releases (Fall 2024 and Spring 2025)
  Generative tools access (GenExpand, GenSwap, GenErase)