Reset the Crop adjustment on a zoomed image and see the correct coordinates of the brush feature.
Use the Crop tool without shifting the controls of the transformed Layer all controls are displayed according to the image edges. Press and release the Option button without changing the Clone pointer coordinates. 
Export a photo in JPEG format with all applied layers visible for previewing in Finder. Last but not least, Luminar Neo 1.8.0 is faster and more stable, as they’ve fixed a number of bugs. On top of that, you’ll find performance improvements and support for new cameras including the Canon EOS R8, Canon EOS R50, and Panasonic DC-S5-ll. You can also regulate the intensity of a Preset’s adjustments with a slider, and you can use another slider to view your photo’s before and after states. I am at the extent of my folder permissions knowledge in Mac OS.Additionally, preview on hover is now available for LUTs in the Mood tool, the Blend Mode in Layers, and Camera Profile in the Develop RAW tool. So maybe the installation is not creating the folder with the right permissions? Is there some way that the plugin is "hidden" from Lightroom? To clarify, Lightroom is "seeing" the MacPhun (older) plugins but is NOT seeing the new Skylum plugins even though both are in Application Support. When I search in the Application Support folder it shows Skylum as a search result. When I search for Skylum in "This Mac" it DOES NOT find it. In creating this post and searching for those folders, I may have a clue. Luminar is putting the plugins in Mac HD > Library > Application Support > MacPhun Software and now Skylum I suspect it has to do with Mac Ventura, and I added Full Disk Access to LR and Luminar as I had seen that in other Adobe issues. The Luminar installation (the original or the menu to install plugins) does not work. It used to work, but now I try to install or re-install Luminar AI or Luminar Neo as a plugin and it does not show in LR. Face for portraits, or Background for landscapes), but it obviously has no workflow to speak of. I occasionally use Luminar as I like the Task-centric controls (i.e.
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