DxO Labs (the new owner of Nik Software) have just released (Oct 26, 2017) the replacement for DxO Optics Pro 11 with a name change. The new product is called PhotoLab and seems to be heading in the same direction as Lightroom and other parametric editors by introducing local adjustment tools to the product.
The first sign of integration with the Nik software is that control points (something a lot of Nik users employ) is integrated into this new functionality. The best commercial raw convertor on the market (in my opinion) has just gotten stronger.
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27th October 2017, 01:44 PM #1Moderator
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Re: DxO Labs PhotoLab
It has indeed.
I have loaded it this afternoon and am playing with it. It is amazing.
Just set up the bespoke palette and exploring the Local Adjustments including the control points.
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27th October 2017, 03:10 PM #3
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Re: DxO Labs PhotoLab
Sounds great, however, it does not support two of my four cameras - older and newer. Waiting for the answer from the support.
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Re: DxO Labs PhotoLab
Do you mean DxO Optics did support the camera and lenses and DxO PhotoLab does not?
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