Photographers and other creatives who have already purchased a DxO OpticsPro license are eligible for a discounted upgrade license by signing in to their accounts at while those who purchased or updated a DxO OpticsPro license on or after September 1st, 2017, can upgrade the software for free. The ELITE Edition offers additional more advanced image-editing features.
Through November 30, 2017, the DxO PhotoLab ESSENTIAL and ELITE editions (Mac and Windows) can be downloaded from the DxO website () or from certain retailers for introductory prices-the ESSENTIAL Edition for $99 (normally $129) and the ELITE Edition for $149 (normally $199). PhotoLab also includes a revamped Repair tool that’s better, faster and easier to use, an auto mask brush, a graduated filter and improved Lens Sharpness correction technology-available for almost 40,000 camera-lens combinations. DxO says the name change was made to reflect the increased power and versatility of the software. PhotoLab is now the only software to offer U Point technology in a nondestructive RAW workflow. Provide your email address, and DxO will provide the download link.Īdditionally, DxO PhotoLab has been released, a rebranding of the popular OpticsPro RAW conversion software, which now includes Nik Software’s U Point local adjustment technology. In the meantime, the current version is available for free.
#DXO PHOTOLAB NIK UPDATE#
The good news now is that imaging technology innovator DxO has purchased the Nik assets, with plans to deliver an update in mid-2018. When Google quietly announced it was dropping support of the desktop Nik Collection in May, the photographers who relied on the image-editing software were supremely disappointed. DxO PhotoLab with U Point local adjustment technology
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