The software’s de-noising capabilities for RAW photos taken with certain Canon and Olympus cameras has also been improved. In addition, more than 3,000 optical modules have been added to the software’s database, which now includes over 50,000 different combinations of cameras and lenses. DxO recently added support for Canon G5 X Mark II and G7 X Mark III, the Nikon P1000, the Panasonic Lumix DC- G90/G95/G99/G91, the Lumix DC FZ1000 II and Lumix TZ95/ZS80, the Ricoh GR III, and the Sony A7R IV and RX100 VII.
DxOįor photographers who shoot images in RAW file format, DxO PhotoLab 3 continues to add RAW compatibility for new cameras. addition of keywords so that images can be found quickly and easily. Not only can DxO PhotoLab 3 import keywords from other software packages, it can also manage the. DxO PhotoLab 3 also offers improved information and metadata display options as well as additional project management options. Users can now add, delete, or rename keywords for one or multiple images simultaneously and include them in multi-criteria searches (macOS version only DxO says the feature will be available in the Windows version in the near future). The keywords associated with an image can now be displayed in the interface, including when they are imported from other software packages.
In addition to offering comprehensive the search criteria using EXIF data, DxO PhotoLab 3 now offers keyword management and optimizes the organization of images all the way up to export. The tool also lets users reverse the selected mask with a single click, adding additional flexibility and saving a significant amount of time on edits. The masks can be made visible, masked, or be adjusted for opacity individually. A new Local Adjustments palette lets users manage local correction masks that have been layered within a single image.
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