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Skylum launches Luminar on Web for browser-based photo editing

Skylum has released Luminar on Web, a photo-editing platform that runs inside a web browser, according to Daily Star. The launch brings RAW image processing, artificial intelligence tools and cross-device synchronisation to online editing.

The platform is aimed at both beginners and experienced photographers. It lets users work on high-resolution images without installing desktop software or needing a powerful computer.

What the browser editor offers

Daily Star reports that Luminar on Web includes features that are still uncommon in browser-based photo editors. Among them is light depth technology, which lets users adjust lighting and add depth to images.

RAW editing, so photographers can work with uncompressed image files directly in a browser
Presets and lookup tables (LUTs) for applying predefined colour-grading and visual styles
Cross-device synchronisation, with an asset library shared with Skylum's other platforms

Skylum said the browser-based system would also cut the need for local storage, since users would not have to install large editing applications on their devices.

Sources: The Daily Star

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