As a long-term Nik user it's good to see you highlighting them. However, one important point for Affinity users is that you need to do a Layers->Merge Visible and apply the filter to the new layer - especially if you want to incorporate any cropping or other adjustments you may have done in Affinity prior to using the filter. If you don't do that you wind up with a version of the original image in nik. This is quite different to how Photoshop, Lightroom or DxO Photolab work with Nik so it's worth knowing.
I gave up on Luminar a while ago. I did do a video about it, but overall conclusion was that, while there are some neat parts to it, I could do most of what it does in Affinity.
As a long-term Nik user it's good to see you highlighting them. However, one important point for Affinity users is that you need to do a Layers->Merge Visible and apply the filter to the new layer - especially if you want to incorporate any cropping or other adjustments you may have done in Affinity prior to using the filter. If you don't do that you wind up with a version of the original image in nik. This is quite different to how Photoshop, Lightroom or DxO Photolab work with Nik so it's worth knowing.
Excellent point. I do this but didn't mention it here.
How to use Luminar Studio with Affinity Photo Please?
I gave up on Luminar a while ago. I did do a video about it, but overall conclusion was that, while there are some neat parts to it, I could do most of what it does in Affinity.