The ironic thing is that I decided to give them a second try because of the new Lightroom integration, and I have now started using it mostly as a stand-alone application. DXO is most known for their testing benchmarks for cameras and lenses, and their corrections are excellent (and more easily applied) than any other that I’ve tried at least.
#DXO FILM PACK LIGHTLEAK PRO#
Now if your camera and lens are supported, DXO Optics Pro 9 can achieve superior results compared to any other software editing suite. As you might know, Fuji uses a non-Bayer sensor layout, this means a lot of code re-writing, and it seems DXO development has stopped with the X100. One major omittance is the lack of Fuji X-support. They support most major camera manufacturers now, and even offer support for lenses with adapters on certain camera bodies. It automatically reads EXIF data from your pictures, and if your lens camera combo it is available, you can download it from the DXO modules tab. They work with modules that can be downloaded separately in the program itself.
Now whether DXO Optics Pro 9 could be useful to you depends largely on their support of your camera and lens combination. This means that even manufacturers like Zeiss (who were actively opposed to software corrections in the past) are now relying more and more on software corrections for at least some products (like the Touit) in their range. You don’t always want to put a 1 kg lens on a 500 gr body as it does not handle well, and the miniaturisation of lenses seems to have run into some technical limits.
#DXO FILM PACK LIGHTLEAK FULL#
As cameras and are getting smaller and smaller (think of the Full Frame Sony A7 range), lenses have to follow suit. So I decided to give it a second try.Īnother aspect that mades it more appealing to me is the fact that lens manufacturers seem to rely more and more on software corrections. It did have some interesting features, but the stand-alone nature of this photo editing suite didn’t really fit into my Lightroom workflow, and the fact that not all my cameras where supported, meant it was left gathering virtual dust on my hard drive.īut it seems the French company has stepped up their game: the latest version DXO Optics Pro 9 allows you to export directly from Adobe Lightroom and back again. I tried DXO optics pro a couple of years ago and was not impressed. DXO Optics Pro: superior results if your equipment is supported Introduction
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