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🧑🔧 What are the system requirements for LumiMakr Video?
Check the system requirements for LumiMakr Video directly on the product page you want 👉here.
🎥 How does LumiMakr Video work?
LumiMakr Video doesn't just capture the moment. It's also a powerful post-production tool. With advanced processing and editing capabilities, you can refine and adjust your HDR image to suit your needs. You have total control over the final appearance of your project, without sacrificing quality.
Our image stacking technology for creating HDR images increases the signal-to-noise ratio, giving a wider dynamic range than the original image.
🛒 How can I buy a plugin from LumiMakr?
To purchase a plugin, simply browse our online "Shop" section, select the plugin you're interested in, then follow the secure payment steps.
Once you've paid, you'll receive a download link to install the plugin on DaVinci Resolve.
👂 How can I stay informed about new plugins and updates to LumiMakr?
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💻 Are there free updates for plugins?
Users will be informed of available updates via our newsletters, social networks and website.
We are committed to providing regular updates to continually improve LumiMakr Video. Users of the free version will receive all minor updates free of charge, and users of the paid version will also benefit from these free minor updates.
However, occasional major updates to the paid version will be offered as paid upgrades, reflecting significant new features and improvements.
If you have any questions or need assistance with LumiMakr, please don't hesitate to contact our dedicated support team, ready to help you get the most out of our plugin.
Free version:
- Access to basic functionality: Get the essential tools to optimize your video projects.
- Free minor updates: Benefit from regular enhancements and fixes at no extra cost.
Paid version:
- Advanced features: Access additional tools and options for an enhanced experience.
- Free minor updates: All minor enhancements and fixes are included at no extra cost.
- Occasional major updates for a fee: Some significant updates, introducing substantial new features or improvements, may be offered at an additional cost.
👯♂️ Can I use the plugins on more than one computer?
Yes, you can install and use our plugins on multiple computers, as long as you are the primary user.
However, licenses cannot be shared or resold to other users.
🔍 How can I get help if I have a problem with a plugin?
If you encounter any problems with one of our plugins, please don't hesitate to contact our team 🥰.
We're here to help you resolve any issues and ensure an optimal user experience.
📚 Do you offer tutorials or resources for using the plugins?
Yes, we offer two user guides in English and French to help you get the most out of our plugins.
Video tutorials are currently in preparation 😉.
You can find these resources on our Website, as well as on our Social media channels and YouTube channel.
What is HDR?
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. HDR is as if your camera suddenly had the power to capture an incredible dynamic range!
What is the Dynamic Range of an image?
Dynamic range is a measure of the range of light intensity from the darkest shadows to the brightest highlights.
On cameras, it refers to the quantity of light and dark tones that can be represented in a single photo. The greater the variety, the greater the dynamic range and, therefore, the more faithful the image will be to reality.
How can I reduce ghosting?
Ghosting is an artifact in your photo caused by the movement of subjects in the HDR image, or by camera movement. When an element in the image moves or your camera moves, your subject will end up in different parts of each hdr image, and when the HDR software tries to align the images, it won't be able to align the moving subjects.
Yes, but... LumiMakr makes it possible to overcome these obstacles!
With the use of our cutting-edge technology, ghosting effects and the constraints of long pauses are a thing of the past: thanks to our stacking technology and the use of videos to create HDR images that's transform the magic of the moment into a striking reality.
Why should I shoot for HDR? What are the advantages?
The advantages are numerous, allowing you to reveal the beauty of your visual :
HDR lets you preserve details in shadows and highlights not found in a normal image. Get out of the ordinary and bring your photos to life by capturing a wider range of luminosity than is possible with a standard camera. Half magician, half physicist, play with light and reveal lost details to reveal the full beauty of your shots.
Your eye will always be the best sensor! HDR technology lets you create images that are more natural and faithful to what the human eye can see. That's right! We're able to see a much wider range of luminosity than the camera can capture in a single image. (In fact, you're a bit like Superman).
To reduce image noise: When you take a photo in difficult lighting conditions, your camera has to increase the ISO sensitivity to capture enough light. This causes image noise, a visible and unsightly graininess that can alter your image. With HDR, you can reduce this noise by combining several images taken at different ISO sensitivities. Say good-bye to noise, and get great shots, even in less-than-ideal lighting conditions.
What is photo exposure?
Exposure is the amount of light received by your camera's sensor.
If your photo is too dark, it's said to be "under-exposed" or "blocked".
Underexposed : An underexposed image or video is one that lacks light. This type of complication occurs in poorly lit areas or in night photography, for example. When it's too dark, areas of the photo will come out black, because of these "blocked areas", and so the photo is unreadable.
Conversely, if your photo is too bright, it's said to be "over-exposed" or "burnt out".
Over-exposed : On the contrary, an over-exposed photo or video is too bright and has therefore received too much light to offer good legibility. High luminosity will lighten the image, and this is where we find the famous "burnt areas", which have received so much light that they become totally white and therefore illegible.