Linear DNGs 2-3x larger than raws, Processing takes time
DxO PureRAW 2 is for anyone who's even slightly pernickety about raw image processing. Its exceptional DeepPRIME noise reduction may only be obvious at higher, but can still subtly improve regular images, along with DxO's very good lens corrections. It's...
Lastly, you need to decide where you want to save the new files, in a ‘DxO' subfolder in the folder with the original images or in a folder that you select or create yourself, With those three decisions made, you just need to hit ‘Process'. As the images
No support for Fujifilm X-Trans CMOS sensors - yet
Although DxO's PhotoLab software is very good, DxO has taken a realistic approach by introducing DxO PureRAW. Adobe has a huge share of the image editing software market and Capture One is a powerful alternative with excellent colour science. The real st...
Works superbly with Fujifilm X-Trans cameras, Improved rendition detail at low ISOs, Effective optical corrections, Superb high-ISO noise reduction
Processing is slow (especially DeepPRIME), 16-bit DNG files take up a lot of space, Can't turn off vignetting correction
Ive been using DxO PureRAW regularly for a year now, and over that time Ive only come to appreciate its benefits more. If you shoot a lot at high ISOs, or indeed avoid shooting at high ISOs due to fear of noise, its a game-changer. About the only thing...
