Skylum has lauched their new Panorama Stitching feature for Luminar NEO.

1. Pano stitching: Effortlessly stitch RAW or JPEG files to create seamless panoramic photos that convey the grandeur of vast landscape and cityscape scenes.
2. HDR Panorama: Easily overcome the challenges of creating panoramic photos under dynamic lighting conditions with HDR Panorama. Combine multiple exposure and pano brackets into a single HDR panorama that preserves every detail, from the brightest highlights to the darkest shadows, as you showcase these vast expanses.
3. Panorama from Video: Leverage the power of motion to create immersive panoramas from your videos. The Panorama Stitching extension allows you to add your video footage and seamlessly extract frames to stitch together into panoramic images. Re-imagine action sequences in a whole new way as your videos are transformed into stunning, wide-spanning photographs.
4. Object/Subject Composition Panorama: Elevate your creative vision by selecting specific subjects within a video and converting them into captivating panoramic images. The Panorama Stitching Extension intelligently isolates and combines frames centered around your chosen element, resulting in visually striking panoramas that emphasize and highlight your subject in fascinating ways and creating new ways to convey motion from a video in a single frame.

I have never heard nor reported about anything related to the Hong Kong based company ArtraLab.

But now it’s time to mention them, as they have now announced the following lenses for Fujifilm X mount

• ArtraLab OCULILUMEN 7.5mm f/2 – see here
• ArtraLab OCULILUMEN 10mm f/5.6 – see here
• ArtraLab LATALUMEN 12mm f/2 – see here
• ArtraLab NONIKKOR 24mm f/1.7 – coming soon
• ArtraLab ARTOLUMEN  60mm f2.8 2X – see here

Oh well, the more the merrier I guess :).

Images of ArtraLab X Mount Lenses