Press & Testimonials
The result is realistic-looking grain, color and contrast, just like the actual film.
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Its RAW conversions are amongst the best of the photo editing software we’ve tested.
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If you have a fondness for the film effects from the past, you'll really enjoy DxO FilmPack.
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Experimenting (at @jaylee’s suggestion) with DxO OpticsPro 10 for noise removal on some of my higher-ISO images. It’s pretty crazy.
DxO Optics Pro 10 has the 'best-in-class noise reduction' and 'excellent auto-correction based on camera and lens characteristics.
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Film processing can be expensive and some film types hard to get hold of, so DxO FilmPack 5 is a worthwhile and useful tool for today’s photographer.
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DxO OpticsPro 10 is as close to custom processing software as you’ll get without coding it yourself.
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DxO OpticsPro 10 is a feature-rich image-processing application that produced excellent results on every image throughout our test.
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DxO OpticsPro has more power when it comes to pulling back detail from shadow and highlight areas where you’d never think it was possible.
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#OpticsPro is definitely my 1st step 4 my hi-ISO micro 4/3 pix.
DxO OpticsPro 10 is fucking rad.
I have no idea what voodoo @DxOLabs does with their OpticsPro 10 (trial version) raw processor for my Olympus files, but man it's impressive.
It’s almost like actually shooting Kodachrome 25 or Fuji Velvia 50. And the final output is impressive.
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Be certain to try #opticsPro by @DxOLabs. Extremely powerful for toning images. Much better than Aperture and LR.
Cameras aren't perfect, lenses aren't perfect. You can put up with it, or dig deep and buy better ones. Or you could take a different route, using DxO's lab-developed correction profiles to correct image flaws digitally in DxO Optics Pro.
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When you open a RAW file in the application, the image is analyzed and a few basic adjustments are applied. Right away, the photo comes to life.
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