On a plus point, Luminar Neo is a fantastic place to start your editing journey if you are new to photography. Go figure! Luminar Neo is a good place to start your editing journey How Skylum can continue to omit this is beyond me but there you have it, it’s still not available after what must be now, seven or eight releases since launch. Still missing is the all important histogram under Edits which really needs to be resolved as it’s integral to the editing process as well as the much requested Clone & Heal tool.

Not that I’ve noticed anything specific in particular, Luminar Neo 1.2.1 is still very laggy in operation, especially when applying presets which I have to say are very good for the most part, as well as when using the various sliders both under Tools and Edit. So, nothing of huge relevance here other than of course, hopefully improved stabilty and perhaps some speed improvements in usage. Here’s what’s new in this latest release: So, What’s New? This latest update brings nothing new to the party for Skylum but don’t underestimate Luminar Neo, it’s a seriously good editor which can really polish any photo. Skylum launch Luminar Neo 1.2.1 as a bug release.

Skylum luminar ai 1.2