Yesterday, an email sent out by DxO regarding its PureRAW 5 DeepPrime XD3 beta for Fujifilm X-Trans sensors quietly revealed that the most recent 40-megapixel sensor wouldn't be supported -- a fact that wasn't made clear in the initial pre-order announcement in February.
DxO today acknowledges that its messaging was "unclear or misleading. "
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Join DxO’s celebrations and discover the company’s rich history, pioneering approach to RAW processing, and its goal of ensuring ultimate image quality for passionate photographers. Paris, France: DxO Labs, the company that stands at the forefront of photo editing technology, invites photographers to celebrate its 20th anniversary by offering 20% off all of its products [...] Source canonrumors.com »
2024-06-21 10:27
DxO has announced that users of any of its titles -- DxO PhotoLab 5, PureRAW 2, ViewPoint 3, FilmPack 6, and Nik Collection 5 -- now have access to more than 75,000 camera and lens combinations, which it touts as the world's most comprehensive. [Read More] petapixel.com »
2022-09-16 17:42
DxO has released PhotoLab 2, an update to its PhotoLab image processing software. The updated version brings new features and improvements, including ClearView Plus, a new version of its haze removal and local contrast tool, as well as a new data and image management feature called DxO PhotoLibrary, and support for DCP color profiles. dpreview.com »
2018-10-25 23:50
In February, DxO announced PureRAW 5 which promised a large jump in performance versus the previous version as well as the promise for Fujifilm X-Trans support through the DeepPrime XD3 beta.