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DxO ViewPoint 4Īfter updating FilmPack last year, DxO has updated ViewPoint, its geometry and perspective correction software.

A trial version valid for one month is available. Holders of DxO PhotoLab 4 or 5 benefit from a preferential rate for the upgrade.

It is all the less interesting as it is included with the Nik Collection 5 which costs only 10 € more. Even if its price is lower, the Essential edition is less attractive than the Elite because it lacks features that make DxO software so interesting, in particular the DeepPrime tools. Unlike previous years, there is no temporary discount at launch. The Essential edition of DxO PhotoLab is sold for €139 and the Elite edition for €219 with a perpetual license. Finally, the Photo Library part has been improved with support for additional Exif and IPTC metadata, project hierarchy and color labels. The pick source can be changed by flipping, rotating or scaling. The software is enriched with a ReTouch tool that allows you to hide unwanted elements by cloning another part of the image. The application has a new extended color profile, the DxO Wide Gamut, and a soft proofing function to check color reproduction on another support. DeepPrime XD is recommended especially for high ISO sensitivity images.Ĭolor management has also been tweaked in DxO PhotoLab 6. This mode, which takes advantage of artificial intelligence technologies, is also more resource intensive than the standard DeepPrime, which is why the latter remains available. This tool is available in an additional mode, DeepPrime XD, more advanced which is even better able to remove noise, extract details and restore colors from RAW files. The French publisher has improved what makes its photo software famous, namely its denoising tool. Like last year, this October DxO is launching its traditional annual update of DxO PhotoLab as well as a new version of a software which had not evolved for years, in this case DxO ViewPoint.