What you’ll read here is merely a collection of my thoughts after using the package for a month or so. The latest release, Photolab 6, brings with it a whole host of new features – and upgrades to existing features.īut before I go any further I would ask you to bear in mind that this is not a full review of DxO Photolab 6 – I’ll leave that to the experts. And I’m loving it!Īt its heart DxO Photolab is, and always has been, a very effective and, I find, easy-to-use photo browser, raw processor and non-destructive editor.

So a month ago I dug out my hot-from-overuse credit card and went online to buy Photolab 6. With that combination, I can do almost 99% of what I want to do.īut then I started playing with the new Control Line local adjustment and the revamped U-Point technology in Photolab 6…and changed my mind…

More recently I asked myself a similar question – what are the reasons to try DxO Photolab 6?Īfter downloading the free trial my initial reaction was there are no good reasons! I would stick with DxO Photolab 4 and the Nik Collection. Build a unique style thanks to intuitive tools and a slick interface that slide seamlessly into your.

From within Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, or as standalone software, Nik Collection 5 is a suite that gives you vast photographic potential. Back in late October I asked the question “ Is it worth upgrading to On1 Photo RAW 2023?” and came to the conclusion that at least in my case the answer was no. Nik Collection by DxO 5.5 Multilingual (圆4) 749.4 Mb Eight powerful plug-ins.

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