DxO PhotoLab Changelog

What's new in DxO PhotoLab 3.3.4.65

Dec 7, 2020

Bug fixes:
Application doesn’t crash on start up anymore in specific scenarios
Star ratings now behave correctly
Minor bug fixes

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DxO OpticsPro v10.1 is now compatible with the Lightroom and other third-party software’s star ranking systems, has improved the speed at which it displays its visual presets in Windows, and has enriched its DxO FilmPack and DxO ViewPoint plugins.
This update also allows DxO OpticsPro 10 to support the Canon EOS 7D Mark II and PowerShot G7 X, the GoPro HERO4 Black Edition, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS40, and Apple’s iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Extended compatibility with XMP standard:
DxO OpticsPro 10 provides a non-destructive workflow that is totally integrated with Lightroom. Very simple, the process transfers RAW and DNG images from the Lightroom cataloger to DxO OpticsPro for processing, and then returns them to Lightroom in DNG linear format. In addition, extended compatibility with the XMP standard allows users to preserve their star rankings during transfer.
DxO OpticsPro v10.1 further extends its compatibility, in that the stars assigned in Lightroom and in other third-party software are automatically read in the EXIF or XMP data. Similarly the rankings assigned in DxO OpticsPro is written in the output files and the stars can be read by other programs.
Improved display of visual presets:
Having already improved with version 10 the speed of its launch by 1.5x and its loading of files by 10x for Mac and Windows, DxO OpticsPro v10.1 has further increased the speed of its display of visual presets in Windows — up to 3 times faster, with a smoother passage from image to image.
DxO OpticsPro 10’s visual presets let photographers automatically apply settings that are adapted to numerous uses cases —Portrait, Landscape, Black & White, Single-shot HDR. Easy to access, they can be directly previewed as thumbnails prior to being applied, thus facilitating the user’s choice.
Improved tools for DxO FilmPack and DxO ViewPoint plugins:
As a plugin for DxO OpticsPro, DxO FilmPack lets photographers directly apply to their RAW images many analog film renderings as well as various graphic and visual effects. DxO OpticsPro v10.1 gives access to Designer presets, which are creative photo styles carefully developed by DxO to give photos a unique look. These presets can be found in the presets window in two additional categories (color and black & white).
The DxO ViewPoint perspective palette has likewise been improved for the Mac version: it is now possible to move lines just by clicking, rather than having to move the anchor points.
New DxO Optics Modules available:
DxO OpticsPro v10.1 adds 424 new camera/lens combinations to the DxO Optics Module library, providing support for Apple, Canon, GoPro, Nikon, Panasonic, Samyang, Sigma, Sony, Tamron, Tokin and, Zeiss lenses for many Apple, Canon, GoPro, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic and Sony cameras.

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DxO OpticsPro 10 introduces DxO ClearView, a spectacular new feature that eliminates atmospheric haze from photos. This new version also improves the revolutionary PRIME denoising technology, which offers a gain in image quality of up to one stop greater than the best denoising algorithms on the market.
DxO OpticsPro leverages DxO Lab’s rigorous scientific calibration of camera equipment, now including over 20,000 camera and lens combinations. Based on this proprietary data, DxO OpticsPro is able to offer the most powerful tools for processing RAW and JPEG images: unequaled optical corrections, intelligent optimization of exposure and contrast, and preservation of colors and details. Its many presets allow photographers to adapt the processing to suit their tastes, and to bring out the best in their photos in just a few clicks.
New DxO ClearView feature:
The new exclusive DxO ClearView feature automatically eliminates the phenomenon of atmospheric haze visible in many landscape photos, as well as the smog often present in urban images. Based on a powerful algorithm, DxO ClearView analyzes the color components of each pixel and locally improves the image contrast. The results are spectacular: in just one click, the contrast in the image is instantly improved and faded colors are revived. For expert photographers, the intensity of the effect can be modified so as to adjust the correction to suit their tastes.
Improved revolutionary PRIME technology:
Designed to achieve optimal image quality, DxO OpticsPro 10’s revolutionary PRIME (Probabilistic Raw IMage Enhancement) denoising technology has been optimized to increase speed, with processing time up to 4 times faster! In addition, the interface of the Noise reduction palette has been improved and provides a larger area for previewing denoising.
A DxO exclusive, PRIME denoising technology is based on a thorough analysis of the structure of an image in order to differentiate between noise and fine details. For each pixel, nearly a thousand neighboring pixels are studied to identify the similarities and recombine information. This ultra-high-quality denoising brings spectacular results: textures, details, and color saturation are preserved, particularly in shadows, even in images shot at very high sensitivities.
DxO Smart Lighting and DxO Lens Softness optimization:
The exclusive DxO Smart Lighting feature optimizes the contrast over the entire image by intelligently adapting to its contents. Improved in DxO OpticsPro 10, it now offers a better rendering in automatic mode, thanks to a more detailed analysis of scene contents. In manual mode, the Selective tone sliders act even more precisely: information that one thought was lost in the dark or burnt zones are better restored, even in cases of strong backlighting.
With its perfect knowledge of lens performance, DxO OpticsPro’s exclusive Lens Softness tool harmonizes the sharpness of photos from the center to the edges, giving images exceptional crispness, regardless of shooting conditions. It performs with fewer artifacts and preserves colors better to provide even stronger visual accents. Default color accentuation has also been increased to obtain even sharper images.
The power of DxO ViewPoint’s geometrical corrections applied to RAW files:
DxO OpticsPro 10 can now integrate DxO ViewPoint’s powerful geometrical corrections. After the DxO ViewPoint plugin is activated, a dedicated palette lets photographers directly correct perspective problems and volume deformation in RAW and JPEG images. The dedicated DxO ViewPoint palette includes all the same visual tools as the standalone application version.
Even more comfort and productivity:
The DxO OpticsPro interface has evolved once again. The White Balance and Dust Correction tools can now be used in full-screen mode for greater comfort and precision. The image browser has been simplified and the overall design of the interface has been revised.
More powerful than ever before, DxO OpticsPro has sped up its boot speed (x 1.5) and much faster file loading (x10) on both Mac and Windows for immediate access to images. Finally, DxO OpticsPro 10 now supports DNG files converted using Lightroom or Adobe DNG Converter (so long as the original RAW file is also supported), for an easier workflow with Adobe products.

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Offers a new image transfer feature that lets users process their RAW photos from Lightroom. Used in tandem with the Adobe software, DxO Optics Pro has definitively become the ideal solution when it comes to image quality.
This upgrade also adds support for 4 new cameras and 165 new DxO Optics Modules. Also available is DxO ViewPoint v2.1.6, which benefits from the addition of new DxO Optics Modules.
The first workflow completely integrated with Lightroom:
Up until now, exporting a RAW image from Lightroom to another software application required first converting it to JPEG or TIFF format, which can reduce image quality. DxO Optics Pro v9.5 offers the first non-destructive workflow that is completely integrated with Lightroom.
This very simple process lets users transfer their RAW images in one click from the Lightroom cataloguer to DxO Optics Pro, process them, and then return them to Lightroom in DNG format, which retains the qualities of a RAW file so as to facilitate additional processing.
The dual non-destructive flow gives users optimal flexibility right through to the final adjustments to their photos.
The power of DxO processing accessible in just one click:
Accessible directly from Lightroom, this workflow puts all of DxO’s image quality know-how into the hands of Adobe software users:
The quality of its RAW conversion based on prior calibration of each sensor;
The efficiency of its exclusive PRIME technology in eliminating noise, even under the most extreme shooting conditions;
The power and precision of its optical corrections which, based on the calibration of each camera/lens combination, eliminates distortion, chromatic aberrations, and vignetting, as well as restores image sharpness;
The intelligent exposure optimization of its DxO Smart Lighting feature, which among other things allows for perfect recovery of highlights.
DxO Optics Pro automatically adjusts all of these parameters to produce an optimized rendering during batch processing, thus saving users a significant amount of time.
Increased compatibility with XMP standard:
With the aim of facilitating its workflow with Lightroom, DxO Optics Pro v9.5 offers greater compatibility with the XMP standard: star or color rankings stored in image metadata are now perfectly preserved during transfer.
More than 18,000 available Optics Modules:
DxO Optics Pro supports most current camera models on the market. DxO Optics Pro v9.5 now handles RAW files from 5 additional cameras: the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark II, the Nikon 1 V3, the Panasonic Lumix GH-4, and the Sony A6000.
Finally, 165 new camera/lens combinations have been added to the library, which today counts more than 18,000 available DxO Optics Modules.

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Offers support for the Nokia Lumia 1020, the first smartphone capable of shooting in RAW format. Four additional cameras are also supported: the Canon EOS 1200D (EOS Rebel T5), the Olympus E-M10 and Stylus 1, and the Nikon Coolpix P340. Also available is DxO ViewPoint v2.1.5, which benefits from the addition of new DxO Optics Modules.
The power of DxO Optics Pro RAW image processing for mobile phone expert photographers
Based on highly-specific laboratory calibrations of the Nokia Lumia 1020's sensor and lens, DxO Optics Pro 9 applies corrections that are perfectly tailored to this mobile phone.
In addition, its tool for optimizing exposure and contrast, DxO Smart Lighting, brings out the details in the different light ranges in Nokia Lumia 1020 images — recovering details in burned highlights and in shadows, even in areas with strong backlighting. Further, DxO Optics Pro 9’s revolutionary PRIME denoising technology restores detailed textures even in images taken at high ISO.
These two technologies are a real plus for the Nokia Lumia 1020’s RAW images: noise is efficiently reduced and the exposure is optimized, all while preserving colors and details, for perfectly successful interior shots and portraits.
To learn more about what DxO Optics Pro offers in terms of image processing to users of Nokia Lumia 1020, consult our dedicated webpage.
New Optics Modules available
DxO Optics Pro v9.1.5 also benefits from the addition of new DxO Optics Modules: 472 new camera/lens combinations have been added to the library, which today counts more than 18,000 available DxO Optics Modules.
Produced in the laboratory, DxO Optics Modules contain copious information about the characteristics of each camera and each lens so as to be able to automatically correct distortion, vignetting, chromatic aberrations, and lens softness with an unrivaled level of quality.
The capacity of DxO’s laboratories enables DxO Optics Pro 9 to quickly offer support for the latest models — for example, DxO will support the Panasonic Lumix GH-4 and the Sony A6000 in the very near future.

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DxO Optics Pro v9.1 enhances its revolutionary PRIME denoising technology that restores the finest details in images even at the very highest sensitivities; provides support for eight new cameras; integrates the features of new DxO FilmPack v4.5 in plugin mode; and includes a new Export to Facebook option.
Even more spectacular images:
DxO Optics Pro v9.1’s PRIME (Probabilistic Raw IMage Enhancement) technology has been enhanced to obtain an even more detailed rendering, particularly at high ISO. Textures and details are better preserved, and noise is eliminated more efficiently.
A DxO Labs’ exclusive denoising technology, PRIME, has been designed to achieve unrivaled image quality. Its algorithms analyze the structure of RAW images in depth: for each pixel, nearly a thousand neighboring pixels are studied in order to identify similarities and to reconstruct information. This unusual denoising produces spectacular results: details, color saturation (particularly in dark zones), and textures are preserved for a natural-looking rendering.
With PRIME denoising technology, DxO Optics Pro 9 offers a gain in image quality of up to one stop beyond the best noise reduction algorithms currently available on the market.
Support for new cameras and new DxO Optics Modules available:
DxO’s laboratories calibrate the most recent equipment on the market. This means that DxO Optics Pro v9.1 supports the following eight new cameras: the Sony Alpha 7R (Elite Edition), the Olympus OM-D E-M1 (Elite Edition), the Nikon D5300, the Pentax K-500, the Canon PowerShot G16 and PowerShot S120, the Panasonic Lumix GX-7, and the Sony NEX-5T.
DxO Optics Pro v9.1 also benefits from the addition of new DxO Optics Modules: nearly 500 new camera/lens combinations round out the library, which now contains more than 16,000 available modules. Developed in the lab, these modules contain exhaustive information about the characteristics of each camera and lens so as to automatically correct distortion, vignetting, chromatic aberrations, and lens softness (lack of edge-to-edge sharpness) with an unmatched level of quality.
Faster display for greater productivity:
DxO Optics Pro v9.1 is now faster for greater user comfort. Images now display instantly, facilitating sorting and speeding up photographers’ workflow.
All the creativity of DxO FilmPack v4.5 applied to RAW images:
With DxO FilmPack in plugin mode (and thus without quitting the DxO Optics Pro interface), photographers can give their photos a unique look by directly applying to their RAW images the characteristics of any of dozens of analog films, as well as numerous filters, tonings, and visual effects — all of which they can customize in an infinite number of ways.
Integrating the latest features of DxO FilmPack v4.5, DxO Optics Pro v9.1 offers two additional new analog films – the legendary Agfa Scala 200x and Kodak Ektar 100 – as well as new Designer renderings and enhanced frame and light leak tools.
New Export to Facebook option:
DxO Optics Pro v9.1’s new Export to Facebook option lets users share their photos via the popular social network. Photographers can publish their photos directly from RAW images, with processing and uploading combined into a single operation.

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PRIME:
Push the limits of shooting at very high sensitivity:
A DxO Labs exclusive, PRIME technology has been designed to push the limits of image quality even further. Its denoising algorithms analyze the structure of RAW images in depth: more than a thousand neighboring pixels are surveyed for each pixel. This extensive exploration identifies similar data to use to reconstruct image information.
Several minutes are sometimes needed to run PRIME, but as this extraordinary denoising takes place in the background without any intervention on your part, you can work on other images while you wait for your perfectly denoised photo. Details and color saturation are preserved, especially in shadows, and textures are restored — resulting in an outstanding image that is more pleasing to the eye.
Want your photos processed immediately? DxO Optics Pro’s classic High Quality denoising algorithm has also been upgraded and provides you with very detailed images even at the highest sensitivities, in just a few seconds.
DxO Smart Lighting:
Even better recovery of highlights:
DxO Smart Lighting has been improved once again and now offers even more efficient highlight recovery. The processing of shadows and highlights is truly breathtaking.
This improvement is visible both when the default preset is applied and when you are using advanced recovery tools.
With the Exposure compensation tool, the details you thought were lost are revealed and colorimetric errors are minimized — even if the information was missing in the original RAW data!
Stunning colors:
Preserve skin tones and natural colors:
DxO Optics Pro 9 doesn’t just simulate your camera’s color rendering, but also provides its own interpretation of the images, regardless of the camera used.
Bring out the details in both light and dark areas thanks to a new rendering designed for portraits: obtain more precise skin tones and preserve more saturated natural colors.
Visual presets:
Know what you’re choosing:
Discover DxO Optics Pro’s new catalog of visual presets. DxO has painstakingly developed 30 new renderings that have been designed to respond to several different use cases: Portrait, Landscape, Black & White, and Single-shot HDR.
Express your creativity with the new Atmospheres presets: desaturation, colored filters… Give a unique look to your images!
A new floating palette gives you faster access to available presets: preview the results as thumbnails and then apply the one you want to your image in just one click.
New workspace:
Even more comfortable and productive:
Gain comfort and productivity with the new simplified and unique workspace. The use of vertical space has been optimized to give even more space to the image you’re working on. All actions can be performed in the principal window: opening images, applying corrections, and exporting the results.
The palettes have been reorganized even more logically, with easy access to the most important corrections so you can get started immediately. DxO Optics Pro’s other advanced tools are near at hand to provide the detailed settings required by the most demanding photographers.
The Mac OS X interface has been entirely reworked and is based on Apple’s latest design advances.
New export system:
Save time with an intuitive and flexible workflow:
Thanks to DxO Optics Pro’s new export feature, you can go directly from customizing your image to publishing it or to further processing it in another application.
Process your images in a few clicks: the simplified workflow lets you monitor your processing progress as you export your photos to your hard drive.
Export your images to other applications: the new Export to application feature improves the workflow not just with other DxO software (e.g., DxO ViewPoint, DxO FilmPack), but also with other external software that handles panoramic photos, photo retouching, HDR, and even cataloguing.
Process your RAW and JPEG images on the fly and post them in your Flickr gallery, all in just a single click.
Get started immediately:
Essential tools at your fingertips in just one click:
The DxO Optics Pro workspace displays by default all of the most important palettes, such as white balance, exposure compensation, DxO Smart Lighting, contrast, and noise reduction. Advanced settings are easily accessible for the most exacting photographers.
A question about a slider? Find context-sensitive help right in the correction palettes for quick explanations about using the different available tools and settings.
Want to go further? Go to DxO Academy to discover all of the tips and advice about using DxO Optics Pro via numerous tutorials, live and recorded webinars, videos, as well as the official user guide.
Faster:
More responsive and pleasant to use:
DxO Optics Pro is now even faster: the display opens immediately upon launch and corrections resulting from changes to slider settings are instantly displayed. The application is more responsive, making it even more enjoyable for frequent use.

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New features:
New possibilities tenhance image quality :
Enhanced RAW converter, which improves denoising at highest ISOs.
New presets adapted teach situation.
Optical corrections:
In DxLens softness settings, a new “Details” slider is added, allowing the user t
emphasize fine details of the picture.
When nDxOptics Module is available, manual correction is available for
distortion and vignetting.
New auto-exposure mode (weighted center average).
Extended range of sliders in DxLighting (Brightness and Local Contrast) tobtain more
flexibility or creative effects.
More accurate settings for contrast and saturation settings in “Color Modes”.
A simplified use :
A revamped GUI.
A Welcome Screen and a First steps wizard thelp new users get used tworking with the
program faster.
Immediate access tDxOptics Modules (relevant modules tdownload are
automatically suggested according tthe pictures used).
Thumbnails in the film strip reflect the current correction settings.
Fully customizable workspace:
3 predefined workspaces, offering a progressive level of control.
Dock palettes on the left side or the right side, or undock them.
Dock / Undock the Project pane.
Create as many personalized palettes and workspaces as required.
Demo trial period that lasts 31 days. When trial mode expires, the software remains fully operational,
but output images are watermarked until the software is activated.
XMP data is now always preserved, which improves integration with Lightroom: metadata entered
in Lightroom before sending images tDxOptics Prvia the “External editor” function are now
preserved when corrected images are returned tLightroom.
New supported camera bodies since DxOptics Pr5.3.7:
Canon 1D mark IV (Elite edition only)
Nikon D3s (Elite edition only)
Canon 550D (Standard or Elite edition)
Sony Alpha 450 (Standard or Elite edition)
Sony Alpha 500 (Standard or Elite edition)
Sony Alpha 550 (Standard or Elite edition)
Pentax K7 (Standard or Elite edition)
Panasonic LX3 (Standard or Elite edition)
Panasonic GH1 (Standard or Elite edition)
116 new DxOptics Modules (for Mac users), bringing the number of lens-camera combinations
supported by DxOptics Prt2000.
Third party software compatibility:
Lightroom: support for both Lightroom 1.4 and 2.x