Ps has tools DXO does not have, and vice versa. I will note that it is used in conjunction with Ps.

I mostly use it on images that will go to print. I know of no other software available that does what it can do. I'll go back for the more advanced ones.Ī note to those who have not tired/do not use DXO PhotoLab.

I whipped thru the first one finding that I knew most of the techniques.

They can give a non-DXO user an excellent introduction. I appreciate you taking the time to create them. Not sure if it's still active, but it was for me a week ago.Ĭoupon code for DxO PL2 Elite, $89 rather than the standard $200: SUMMER-GIFT-BY-DXO This may help some so I thought I'd pass it on. They even have a blurb somewhere on their site about how they do not support Fuji RAW files because the sensors are different and they do not have a algorithm to render good results (and they refuse to support formats where they can only give you crap results). Main reason why I will not buy it is because they do not support Fuji RAW files as of now. I can get very similar results with my Nikon NEF files compared to Capture NX-D (the color, RAW conversion). Looking forward to using this for hiking photos to come.ĭxO PL is really good. By comparison, Capture One's free trial wasn't clicking at all. Coming from Lightroom, it's clicking really well with me. Intended for experienced users, it explains the functioning and gives some recipes for more efficiency.Īwesome, thanks for these tips! I was so impressed by the free trial of DxO a couple days ago that I bought it 20 minutes later. I wrote three tutorials dedicated to the use of DxO PhotoLab.Īs a DxO user, I give you my tips and tricks which might make you more efficient.Ī quick overview for users used others development softwareĪ user guide to Enhance the visibility of your photosģ- Efficiency with DxO PhotoLab - The means to get quickly to better results

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