If you already process your files in DxO PhotoLab 6 Elite, then you will get exactly the same (and more) functionality from your existing software and you probably should save your cash
Well, if you want to apply noise reduction to non-raw files - You’d be out of luck with PureRAW 3 (the name kinda gives it away there). This is obviously a business decision to help get people to upgrade, and I respect that - however it feels a little ‘money-grabby’ to me.Ĭheck out the supported cameras and lenses at the DxO site. I think DxO should keep support for at least one previous generation of software.
I must say though, I don’t like how DxO forces you to update to the latest version to get the new camera support, especially when many of the cameras were released well before PureRAW 3 was available. This means it is more likely to work with your new-fangled camera that you bought a couple of weeks ago. It’s always good to have the option though :) New Camera, Lens and file SupportĪs with every DxO Release, PureRAW 3 adds a heap of new camera and lens combos to its database. dng might be helpful for a really quick preview of the results - but I will probably just stick to outputting a. I can’t really see how I would use this in my workflow. images/screenshots/dxo-pureraw-3/output-options.jpg.Screenshot of the PureRAW 3 file output options.
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