DxO released PureRAW version 4.6 with new features and integration. Here is what's new:

Introducing DeepPRIME XD2s
DeepPRIME XD2s is the future of noise reduction and detail extraction. Get up to three extra stops of ISO when photographing and experience stunning levels of detail. Even older cameras feel cutting edge. Try it now on your Bayer sensor camera and get ready to be blown away.

A more powerful workflow
Sophisticated batch renaming and an improved comparison mode. Rename your ouput files — and also now your original ones — using detailed tokens drawing on a wide range of data — original filename, shoot date, camera body, lens, focal length, aperture, ISO, and more. Plus, you can now choose a specific outputted file — JPEG, TIFF, or Linear DNG — to use after processing as a comparison with the original RAW image.

Absolute control, all of the automation.
The automation in DxO PureRAW 4 is second-to-none. However, for photographers who want absolute control, we’ve introduced sliders that allow you to fine-tune variables for pixel-perfect results according to your specific needs. In addition, the processing dialog box has been overhauled for a cleaner look that's easier to understand, and photographers now have full control over DxO Smart Lighting when exporting JPEGs and TIFFs.

DxO PhotoLab 8 released

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→ Topaz Labs released several new updates:

• Photo AI 3.3: includes new improvements like Super Focus and Recover Faces Gen 2.
• Gigapixel 8: with new Redefine Model (Creative Upscaler), Recovery Model, and Gen2 Face Recovery.
• New Gigapixel Cloud Service: a credit-based server processing option that allows you to offload processing tasks for faster and more efficient image enhancement.

→ DxO ViewPoint 5 released.

→ The Skylum Luminar "Big Fall Upgrade" is now available (additional information).

→ The beta version of Luminar Mobile is also now available.

→ Check out the new Luminar NEO Autumn Bundle.

→ The new ON1 Photo RAW 2025 will be announced on October 21st.

→ DxO also released new Optics Modules for the latest cameras and lenses.

→ The latest Adobe releases.

→ Photography tutorial eBook Autumn sale - here is the table of contents:

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DxO released PhotoLab 8. Here is what's new:

• Now available in PhotoLab 8 is DeepPRIME XD2s the pinnacle of DxO’s Raw processing technology, giving unprecedented levels of noise reduction and detail extraction.
• With PhotoLab 8, lens softness compensation has been enhanced via DxO’s Optics Modules which are mathematical models developed from observing the performance of each lens across the entire field of view and focal range. With DxO’s newly improved exclusive lens softness algorithms revealing detail without adding fringing artifacts in high-frequency areas, bringing new levels of lens performance to your images.
• Image Preview has evolved within PhotoLab 8, you can now visualise the changes and effects you want in your images faster by using the new Loupe tool to see the effects applied by for example: DeepPRIME XD2s, Exposure, ClearView, Smart Lighting, Tone Curve, etc. This tool can be repositioned, enlarged and used at various resolutions, to visualise the changes the photographer is making.
  
• Local Adjustments get a new Hue Mask tool giving even more options for making precise selections, using DxO’s unique U Point technology. Enabling photographers to select individual hues for targeted editing.
• DxO has further developed the Tone Curve palette, with the addition of some great new features.
• Luma Curves, which enables photographers to neutrally adjust image tones while avoiding unexpected color shifts when modifying brightness and contrast. With the new Tone Picker tool the photographer can now see where a tone value is on the Tone Curve, thereby enabling you to make precise image adjustments.
• The Histogram is now displayed in the Tone Curve Palette, photographers working in either R,G,B channels now get a visual guide with bi-colour tints and can now edit using numerical values to precisely dial in their adjustments, followed up with a new ability to save presets within the Tone Curve palette.
• The new Correction Rollover gives a live preview of effects when the cursor hovers over rendering settings (eg; Color Renderings, LUTs, Tone Curve Presets) making correction choices easier to see.
• Faster workflow, DxO has boosted the library performance, with browsing and image loading speeds noticeably faster.
• Compare mode has evolved enabling the photographer to set a reference image to then use as a reference point when processing multiple images.

The full range of DxO products can be found here:

• DxO PhotoLab
• DxO PureRAW
• DxO FilmPack
• DxO ViewPoint
• DxO NikCollection

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