Just look at the above examples…all the cardboard/paint texture has been washed out by using the HQ algorithm (please note: all images have been processed using all the same optical corrections provided by PL). It creates new creative opportunities by helping expert photographers overcome digital noise or a lack of light. Of course to intercept noise it’s best to start by demosaicing the RAW (after all this is what all similar software tell you “You’ll get better results with the original RAW file”), but my point is that even with a good image, demosaicing it using anything less than DP/XD will result in data loss. Of DeepPRIME, Jérôme Ménière, DxOs CEO, says, There are a number of applications for DxO DeepPRIME. As DxO says in their documentation, their algorithm does demosaicing & denoising. The whole point is that most people think that DP/XD is there just to get rid of the noise, which IS NOT TRUE. DxO is sticking to its two-tier software system, with a cheaper PhotoLab 6 Essential edition and a more advanced Elite edition. (Image credit: DxO, Vera Sung) (opens in new tab) DeepPRIME will only be available in the more expensive Elite edition. What do you mean? I took the picture of an object I own which is on my desk. DxOs optical corrections include lens sharpness, using lab testing and custom profiles.

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