Loupedeck, the company behind the Loupedeck +, is the only photo editing console custom- erected to ameliorate the Adobe Lightroom and Skylum Aurora HDR experience, with an intuitive design that makes editing briskly and more creative. It allows both professional and amateur shutterbugs to ameliorate the ergonomics of editing, comfortably adding affair. Loupedeck’s hands-on and largely intuitive press minimizes the use the mouse and keyboard, and it works seamlessly with Apple and PC operating systems.
The new Loupedeck is now compatible with popular photo editing software Skylum Aurora HDR (in addition to Adobe Lightroom Classic CC), and is designed with further functionalities, control and increased customization options.
Loupedeck, the custom photo editing console erected with an intuitive design that makes editing briskly and more creative, has blazoned the coming elaboration, Loupedeck. While the Loupedeck was the only device on the request custom- erected to ameliorate the Adobe Lightroom experience, the Loupedeck is now also compatible with popular photo editing software Skylum Aurora HDR (in addition to Adobe Lightroom Classic CC), and is designed with further functionalities, control and increased customization options. Following a time of inviting success and client feedback, the Loupedeck was designed in Loupedeck’s headquarters in Finland, with all updates solely grounded on feedback from the invested photography community.
the Loupedeck will include unborn integrations with Skylum’s other professional photo editing products, including Skylum Luminar. It's also presently in beta integration with Capture One, with full integration on the way, as well as fresh software integrations to follow latterly this time. These options will give shutterbugs with a more different, intuitive experience, helping to expedite the editing process and maximize the print editing experience.
“ Skylum and Loupedeck partake the same vision. We want to help shutterbugs produce great prints, else,” said Alex Tsepko, CEO of Sklyum. “ When I discovered that the new interpretation of Loupedeck keyboard is coming out, I knew Skylum software should be the first to support it. This is the kind of invention ultramodernist shutterbugs really need.”
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