A RAW converter adapted to your camera

If you are shooting in RAW, it’s because you want to avoid standard processing and to take full advantage of your camera’s potential. So you need a RAW converter that is both powerful and intelligent. Thanks to precise prior calibrations performed by our engineers, DxO Optics Pro adapts specifically to your camera to extract an optimal performance, all while giving you complete freedom to adjust its RAW conversion settings.

DxO Labs’ prior calibration of a camera identical to the one that you use allows DxO Optics Pro to automatically correct one photo or hundreds of photos in a way specifically designed to guarantee very high image quality.

This said, quality being a subjective notion, you can use DxO Optics Pro’s many sliders to adjust the RAW conversion to suit your tastes. You can even save your personalized settings and easily use them for batch processing.

Images generated by digital camera sensors must undergo RAW conversion, a process analogous to silver-halide film development. DxO Optics Pro’s RAW conversion algorithms represent the latest advances in image processing, allowing you to restore fine details while eliminating or avoiding the introduction of such artifacts as moiré or colored noise.

DxO Optics Pro’s noise reduction module lets you restore the details and saturation of an image up to 100,000 ISO. Gain up to two stops!

Learn more about noise reduction

Digital cameras do not do well with overexposure : once sensor pixels are saturated, they produce only white. However, when only one channel is saturated, DxO Optics Pro can extrapolate and reconstruct the lost information from the other unsaturated color channels.

Furthermore, DxO Lighting’s powerful automatic recovery of details in low light and in shadows, coupled with DxO Optic Pro’s denoising tool, allows you to correctly reconstruct and render scenes with strong contrasts in a single dynamic, high-definition image.

Learn more about HDR mono image

Each manufacturer, and often each camera model, is characterized by how it renders color. But what color range do you want for your images? DxO Labs has tested a wide range of digital cameras, giving you the choice of applying their different color renderings to your photos, regardless of the camera that you actually use.

This is a great way to unify all your images, even if you work with several different cameras.

Sometimes a digital camera makes a poor estimate of white balance and produces an unpleasant color cast. Thanks to DxO Optics Pro and the flexibility of shooting in RAW format, you can set the white point of an image and exercise complete control of white balance in three different ways:

• Choose from among standard situations (such as tungsten lighting, for example)
• Sample a white area within the image
• Manually enter the color temperature for the lighting of the scene