
Getting Lightroom users to switch to another photo workflow and editing program is a hard sell, and DxO knows this.
Minor chromatic aberration remained in one test shot. Creates extra step in photo-editing workflow.
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With this update, images created with Fujifilm X-Trans sensor systems can finally take advantage of the DxO DeepPRIME XD noise reduction, color restoration, and detail enhancements for high ISO images. The PureRAW 3 update also brings support for Fujifilm X-Trans sensor cameras for DeepPRIME XD, which DxO says is a development reflected in PhotoLab 6.4, also released today.
This technology pushes the boundaries even further, and DxO PureRAW 3 will revolutionize any photographer’s images - and without disrupting their existing workflow.” “We quickly realized that a larger neural network could boost performance, and that’s what we’ve delivered with DeepPRIME XD. “DeepPRIME almost surprised us when we first saw the results,” explains DxO’s VP of Marketing and Product Strategy, Jean-Marc Alexia.