maxxus46
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Noticed DxO has the following posted about Pureraw 4 XD2 prime Denoise engine and PhotoLab Elite 6 & 7:
" DxO PhotoLab 6 & 7 ELITE Edition users already have access to DeepPRIME and DeepRIME XD, so purchasing the additional software is not necessary.
However, users of DxO PhotoLab 6 & 7 should note that DeepPRIME XD2 and the new lens softness correction algorithm are currently only available in DxO PureRAW. In addition, batch processing with the option to shuffle the order of images and priority within a batch and custom naming conventions to each batch of images for faster identification later in your workflow are strong arguments for purchasing DxO PureRAW 4."
So they're expecting users who already paid a premium for PhotoLab 7 elite to purchase PureRaw 4 for the latest XD2 Denoise Engine? If I have to do so, I am dumping PhotoLab 7 elite and going to Lightroom. This is a rediculous move, considering their Elite version has always included the XD prime noise removal engine, and is the primary reason why many (myself included) went with their software. DxO is getting greedy!
Here is the link: https://support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/ar...-I-already-have-DxO-PhotoLab-What-is-the-diff
erence
" DxO PhotoLab 6 & 7 ELITE Edition users already have access to DeepPRIME and DeepRIME XD, so purchasing the additional software is not necessary.
However, users of DxO PhotoLab 6 & 7 should note that DeepPRIME XD2 and the new lens softness correction algorithm are currently only available in DxO PureRAW. In addition, batch processing with the option to shuffle the order of images and priority within a batch and custom naming conventions to each batch of images for faster identification later in your workflow are strong arguments for purchasing DxO PureRAW 4."
So they're expecting users who already paid a premium for PhotoLab 7 elite to purchase PureRaw 4 for the latest XD2 Denoise Engine? If I have to do so, I am dumping PhotoLab 7 elite and going to Lightroom. This is a rediculous move, considering their Elite version has always included the XD prime noise removal engine, and is the primary reason why many (myself included) went with their software. DxO is getting greedy!
Here is the link: https://support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/ar...-I-already-have-DxO-PhotoLab-What-is-the-diff
erence