There are also changes to the interface, including options for levels of lens softness correction, as well as the ability to toggle vignetting and chromatic aberration corrections. As a result, X-Trans images can undergo incredible noise reduction, remarkable detail enhancement, and the restoration of accurate colors, especially when shooting at high ISO levels. However, with DxO PureRAW 3, Fujifilm X Series photographers will be delighted to learn that their cameras are supported, a development reflected in DxO PhotoLab 6.4, also released today. Until this release, DeepPRIME XD did not process raw files from cameras with an X-Trans sensor. This technology pushes the boundaries even further, and DxO PureRAW 3 will revolutionize any photographer’s images - and without disrupting their existing workflow.” “We quickly realized that a larger neural network could boost performance, and that’s what we’ve delivered with DeepPRIME XD.
“DeepPRIME almost surprised us when we first saw the results,” explains DxO’s VP of Marketing and Product Strategy, Jean-Marc Alexia. The original DeepPRIME mode remains part of DxO PureRAW 3 for images that demand less enhancement or where faster performance is required. For example, images shot at ISO 4,000 more closely resemble those captured at ISO 500 in terms of noise, color, and clarity.īecause noise reduction is performed as part of the raw conversion process, DeepPRIME XD can also improve the dynamic range of an image, giving photographers greater flexibility when shooting in challenging situations where light is limited. The big change in this latest version is a new and improved methodology for improving raw files. With DeepPRIME XD, beta users report improvements of more than 2.5 stops in noise performance. DxO, with its large library of thousands of sensor and lens combinations, will improve the image before you start to edit. If you're not familiar with the software, it processes raw files and should be the first stage of your editing process.
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