And I'm not kidding when I say it will make old Raw files from your 10+ years old camera look like they were shot with the best and latest camera model on the market. DxO DeepPRIME is a groundbreaking demosaicing and denoising engine based on artificial intelligence and trained with deep learning. This latest version features DxO DeepPRIME, a game-changing technology you’re going to be hearing about over and over from now on. IMO of course.DxO just released PhotoLab 4, a major update of their innovative photo-editing software. So does Topaz, by the way - their defaults are crazy aggressive. DXO plays to the 'cook it til it's charcoal' crowd. I like my photos to reflect what I actually saw, the way I actually saw them. It's not a value judgement against you, and not against DXO either (well, speed, yeah, OK). It was taking 20 seconds per image, and I have a very fast computer and very fast GPU. No way I could use this as my regular raw processor, it's too slow. It's designed to be used alongside Lightroom/PS. I got it for 50% off.ĭXO PureRAW is a standalone product that doesn't have any settings adjustments. They always have deep discounts around then. If you're interested in trying it again, wait until close to Thanksgiving. The ability to make all the adjustments was why I went for the full Photolab 5. If you only looked at the standalone noise reduction and lens correction program, you probably didn't get all the options. I'm talking about the version of Deep Prime that comes with DXO Photolab (current version is 5). And on my computer (M1 iMac) it's really fast. And then, just like with many other processors, you can save a preset, or save a default. You want less saturation, you just adjust a slider. You do know you can adjust all the settings, right? Just like any other RAW processor. I let the trial expire and deleted the software.īut over-sharpened, over-saturated is the 'in style' thing so I think my opinion will be in the minority! I might consider using it on one in one hundred photos. Definitely not my photography style at all. Everything looked over-sharpened, over-saturated. The retention/enhancement of detail combined with noise reduction is simply amazing. They do by far the best combined lens corrections and noise reduction. They don't support the R7 yet, but it's coming.

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