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    Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro?



    Hi all,


    Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro? I downloaded the trial version


    http://www.dxo.com/intl/photo/dxo_optics_pro


    and I was impressed with the results. I just don't know how to fit it into my workflow...


    Tony

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    Re: Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro?



    I've checked the website. Looks nice. How easy is it to work with compared to Canon's DPP?

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    Re: Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro?



    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph
    How easy is it to work with compared to Canon's DPP?

    To be honest I don't know, as I haven't used DPP much.


    BTW, I recently found out that it has some integration with Lightroom


    http://www.dxo.com/us/photo/dxo_optics_pro/workflow/working_with_adobe_lightroom2


    which makes it more attractive (at least to me).


    Tony



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    Re: Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro?



    I tried the trial software and I must say it works wonders. Lighting optimization really works like charm. But alas, I work with SRAW, I wish they would have SRAW support in the future. Thanks for sharing!

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    Re: Does anyone use DxO Optics Pro?



    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph
    I tried the trial software and I must say it works wonders. Lighting optimization really works like charm.

    Ralph, just a quick warning: when you look at the before / after version of the image keep in mind that the before image is not at all optimized (i.e., it's considerably worse than what LR would do by default). So, in terms if sharpness, LR is similar in a sense to what DxO does. Having said that, I really liked the automatic vignette / lens distortion / CA correction and, as you say, yes the lighting optimization is real nice.


    Tony

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