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However, DxO will be extending the range of search terms over coming months with keyword searching being possible by the end of the year. The search tool is quite limited at the moment, you can only search for images using exposure information, the shooting date or image star ratings.

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Adobe CC update announced: Photoshop to go mobile and new video editing app.

DxO reveal Nik Collection 2018 and PhotLab 1.2.

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If you type ’11’ for example, the software will suggest f/11 or the date of 11th. This means that when you start to type in a search parameter, the software will automatically suggest search terms and start to show previews of images that fit the criteria. The main purpose of the PhotoLibrary is to help you locate your images through the use of smart searching. Now DxO has announced PhotoLab 2 which introduces an improved version of the haze-busting ClearView feature and a new PhotoLibrary. This U-Point Technology was enabled by DxO’s acquisition of Nik Software from Google.

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However, whereas Optics Pro only allows global adjustments, PhotoLab also offers local adjustments through the use of U-Points. Like Optics Pro, it uses the results of DxO scientific analysis of camera and lens performance to make corrections to images. HEIC/HIEF-Support - Which feature do you need? - DxO Forums Īnd, to follow up on their Wide Color Gamut implementation, apparently there are some bugs needing solutions (DxO support posts from this past week).Last year DxO PhotoLab was revealed as the successor to DxO Optics Pro. What I had discovered about DxO PL6 is that apparently their HEIC/HEIF support has, um, 'been in the works' since 2019 and version PL2 as noted in this 9-page thread over at DxO support that runs from January-2019-until-the-present. To be clear, yes, my initial comment regarding lack-of-support for HEIC/HEIF was directed at DxO PL6 as a follow-up to my previous post, but the subsequent On1 commentary was not my intended response. It took me a moment to see where my train got off it's tracks.I was busy researching Aperture alternatives (with HEIC/HEIF support) for me and my sweetie (she's currently got it on life support on Catalina via RetroActive, and I'm currently, um, 'homeless' since purchasing an M1 Max MBP though I've got it on Mojave, too, using the same, er, fix), and I had just responded to the On1 Photo RAW release over at DPR and transported my commentary to this thread without catching my error in doing so. Oh, now, that's embarrassing! Ha! Thanks for the polite redirect, jwpstl! Are you confusing products or comparing products? You seem to be talking about DXO PL 6 and their Color space but then switch to On1 and their lack of support for certain cameras and file types. Back to looking at software choices with DAM capabilities for me and my sweetie (Aperture expats, ). and that iPhone support ended at ' iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max'. Supported File Types and Camera Models for ON1 Photo RAW 2023 – ON1 Support Looks like I need to temper my initial excitement (a few posts ago) about their implementation of a 'wide color gamut', apparently their is no support for HEIF/HEIC that I could find on their website?Īlso, in perusing their list of supported cameras.

Although it takes a while for new camera-lens combinations. For every camera-lens combination there's a specific lens profile. Their lens corrections are topnotch as well. In my opinion it is worth buying DxO Photolab just for that reason. I purchased DxO Photolab mainly for the DeepPRIME noise reduction technology. I use Photolab for Raw processing/noise reduction and export a 16 bit Tiff to Affinity Photo for final work.Ī comparison of DeepPRIME and DeepPRIME XD.

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Passing a RAW file through DeepPRIME - even lower ISO files - renders it more robust for any future adjustments, at least for the Canon bodies I have used (5D, 5DII, 5DIII, 5DS). After that all my processing work takes place in ACR and Photoshop. Typically I apply only DeepPRIME to the RAW file which DxO then exports as a dng. My main processing tools are Adobe ACR (same engine as Lightroom) and Photoshop. If one has Photoshop or Affinity - what is the advantage of this one?ĭoes it replace them - or just another processor before working on the image in Photoshop to finish it?

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