The software will automatically detect the RAW files being imported and download any necessary camera/ lens combination DxO profiles (‘modules’) for these files. In addition to JPEG images, we’ve made edits to images of a few RAW files formats Nikon NEF, Sony ARW and Canon CR2 files. Of course in this review we do not have the space to comment on all file formats. We suggest downloading a trial version of the software to see for yourself, if you’re RAW format is not listed here. There are optional add-on programs called ViewPoint and FilmPack, that integrate to DxO PhotoLab once installed. ViewPoint is used for perspective corrections, while the beginner-friendly FilmPack offers numerous single-click analogue film effects.ĭxO PhotoLab is set up with two main windows Organize and Customize. There is overlap for these two windows in our Ease of Use and Performance review sections. However, the Organize window mainly covers the Ease of Use section, while the Customize window demonstrates how effective the software is in the Performance section. Let’s first then look at the Organize aspect of DxO PhotoLab. There is no need to import images into the software.Įase of Use Organizeīy default, Organize displays all your image folders in the left hand panel. Instead, you work directly onto the image files in their original location. Things are simpler this way, since edits made to RAW files are non-destructive.
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