Idea: Make Negative Lab Pro for other programs (Capture One, Affinity, Luminar, Affinity, Lightroom 5, etc)

Just wish to revive this thread and add myself in a wait list of standalone app.
I’m against subscription model, so I would never buy lightroom, at the same time I wish to try NLP.

I also wonder if there is any progress in this direction?

Me too…

Affinity Photo user.

Good grief, folks, this is a dispiriting thread to read. Nate has created an excellent product that is available at a very competitive price and which solves many of the issues seen with other scanning software.

While I agree that a standalone app would be great he is just one person who no doubt has spent thousands of hours building NLP. To expect him to create a whole new product is simply not realistic.

It doesn’t matter that his product has a good price - I want to pay him and use his product, but I can’t because it only supports one specific RAW processor. Building a standalone, or a plug-in for any of the other non-adobe processors would be fantastic and greatly appreciated. I don’t use Adobe.

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Ditto to everything dyptre said. I explored other options recent, and there are other options that are stand alone. NLP is the best quality (currently) and could remain that way but I think it’s going to come back to bite him in the long run if it stays locked to Adobe. There needs to be a stand alone version.

Just here to cast my vote for a standalone version. I am using the Lightroom plugin but it really is the last piece of software that ties me to Adobe. I am, like more and more people, fed up with this company but still want to scan my films and support your product.

Out of curiosity, how is the “new” Lightroom in this regard? It feels like it’s been quiet on that front. I’m one of the few people who don’t mind it and was just about to fully switch over to take advantage of 1TB of storage. But then I got re-bit by the film bug.

(Though, would also support a standalone :wink: to try and get away from Adobe, lol)

+1 for standalone or some other program like DxO