SKYLUM

Company develops new mobile application focused on working with photos taken from smartphones

Skylum's new imgmi mobile app is focused on working with photos taken on smartphones. While not part of the Luminar Neo ecosystem, imgmi uses much of the AI ​​technology developed for Skylum's desktop photo editor.

Among the announced functions are the “insta-filters”, the Enhance AI tool to optimize images based on the content, the Remove Powerlines function, which has already appeared in Luminar Neo and is responsible for highlighting objects that interfere with a beautiful landscape (electric poles and wires), as well as the Erase tool to remove unwanted objects such as tourists cluttering up your travel photos, garbage cans, or dust spots on the camera sensor.

The imgmi app also offers a sky "replace" feature (the famous Skylum feature with its Select a Sky feature). It can automatically detect and select the sky and offer a variety of options to replace it - from clear blue skies to storm clouds and sunsets.

Skylum imgmi is a paid app with a monthly subscription, but you can try it free for 7 days on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Let me also remind you that the other day ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2023 was released based on AI.

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