LumaSlide turns your Apple TV into a photo gallery. Full resolution, at your pace, with transitions you choose.
Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. One purchase covers them all.
Why LumaSlide
Whether it is a selection for a client or the pictures from your last trip, pacing decides a presentation: how long a photo stays, how it changes, when it moves on. LumaSlide puts all three in your hands.
The difference
Everything below reads from your own files. Nothing is retyped, nothing is uploaded.
Aperture, shutter, ISO and focal length as a quiet overlay, read from the file. Body and lens as well, if you want them.
The place name from the GPS data in the file, plus a satellite map showing every location in the album.
Pinch and drag the live preview. The television glides to the new framing in one slow move, in front of your audience.
One switch shows just the photos you starred, without building a new album first.
Full resolution
LumaSlide loads every photo at its native resolution, so a 45 megapixel frame stays a 45 megapixel frame. Nothing is resized to a convenient size on the way to the screen. Zoom in and the detail is still there.
The remote
Pinch and drag the live preview on your iPhone. Let go, and the television glides to that framing in one slow, deliberate move. Your audience never sees you searching, only the result.
A hard cut, a crossfade, a fade through black or a slow Ken Burns move between photos.
Aperture, focal length, shutter and ISO as a discreet overlay. Body and lens on demand.
Place names from the GPS data in your files, plus a satellite map of the exact spot.
Show just the frames you marked, without building a separate album first.
Works with the albums already in your photo library. Nothing to import or sync.
Buy it once for all your devices. No account, no renewals, nothing to cancel.
Buy LumaSlide once and it is yours on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. On iPad and Mac it plays albums full screen without a television.
No. LumaSlide reads the photo library on the device it runs on. If you use iCloud Photos, pictures stored in the cloud are fetched when needed. Without iCloud it works with what is on the device.
Your own albums and folders from the Photos app, plus the system smart albums such as Recents and Favorites. Empty albums are hidden.
LumaSlide reads the same library the Photos app shows on that device. Shared albums have not been tested in depth, so if something is missing, write to me and I will look into it.
Videos play in the slideshow, with sound if you want. Live Photos are shown as their still frame.
Yes. The system delivers the processed full size image of a RAW file, which is what you see in the Photos app as well.
HDR photos are shown in standard dynamic range for now. The extra brightness information of the gain map is not used yet.
Apple TV HD or Apple TV 4K with tvOS 17, iPhone and iPad with iOS 17, Apple Watch with watchOS 11, and Mac with Apple silicon or Intel running a current macOS.
No server, no account, no analytics, no advertising. Your photos are read on the device and shown on your screen. That is the whole story.