Save up to $93! Luminar 4 summer editing software super sale
Get the latest version of Skylum Luminar editing software in these summer sale bargain bundles
Skylum has three great offers available this week, that allows you to save up to 50% on software bundles built around its latest Luminar 4 editing software.
The best and biggest bundle is the Max pack, that gives you Luminar 4, Skylum's Aurora HDR software, the Power of Nature pack of skies, and the Amazing Planets pack. This usually retails for $262/AU$357, but you can now get this for $169/AU$218.
Alternatively you can opt to get just Luminar 4 with both the add-on planet and sky packs for $99/AU$109 (a saving of $64/AU$109).
The lowest-price offer is the Luminar 4 bundled with the pack of 21 different planets for you to edit into the skies of your image. This now costs $89/AU$99 – saving you $49/AU$89 on the RRP.
Pick your choice of add-ons from the Aurora HDR software, add-on skies to help you edit your landcapes, or the planet pack that will add some sci-fi mystery to your edits. There are three bundles to choose from.
Offer ends Midday (ET), 17 June 2020 (that's 1am AEDT, 18 June)
About Luminar 4
Luminar 4 is the latest version of Skylum’s all-in-one photo organising, editing and effects software. It comes in both Mac and Windows version and brings brand new AI image enhancement tools, including portrait enhancement and the remarkable AI Sky Replacement tool.
You can see what we think in our in-depth Luminar 4 review, and Luminar is included in our list of the best photo editing software you can buy right now.
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