NET app they’re currently selling with some features turned off. That won’t matter to everyone - I like it to turn photos of film negatives into positive RAW images I can work with in Lightroom, but I’m sure there are other uses.ĭxO used to give away older versions of their Optics Pro software - this is the same, 64 bit only. Optics Pro also lets you save your images in the DNG format, which is an open, RAW format from Adobe, rather than the RAW file format you get from your camera. Your original RAW image files are unaltered. So, you import a collection of RAW photos into Optics Pro, mostly perform adjustments, apply some or all of those adjustments to all or part of the batch, and output jpg images you can edit further in your choice of image editing app. Think of a RAW image or photo as all the data the camera’s sensor captured - a jpg image is that data transformed into a picture you can view etc.
Like Lightroon, & Corel’s Aftershot, it will help organize & process regular jpeg images, but it’s really intended for RAW photos. Their Optics Pro is basically an alternative to Adobe’s Lightroom. DxO is known for their work evaluating lenses, expanding into corrections for individual lens characteristics, branching into software, and now making their own camera.
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