Luminar Ships Rebuilt Photo App for Googlebook
The app adds Generative Erase, HDR Merge and batch editing, and lets users start an edit on a phone and finish it on a Googlebook.
Luminar has launched a rebuilt photo editing app for Googlebook, according to 9to5google.com. The app supports drag-and-drop, keyboard shortcuts and resizable windows, and meets Google's Tier 1 quality standards.
New features in the launch release include Generative Erase, HDR Merge and batch editing. Luminar also supports "Continue On", which lets users begin an edit on a phone and finish it on a Googlebook.
Googlebook owners can download Luminar through the Play Store, where a temporary offer gives 12 months of free access.
Wider availability
Luminar is already available on desktop platforms including Mac and Windows, as well as Android, iOS, iPad and ChromeOS, the company's existing lineup shows.
Quick answers
How do I get Luminar on Googlebook?
Googlebook owners can download the app through the Play Store.
What is the free access offer for Luminar on Googlebook?
Googlebook owners can get a temporary offer of 12 months of free access.
What is 'Continue On' in Luminar?
It lets users start an edit on a phone and finish it on a Googlebook.