EchoingWhisper
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Will Adobe buy DxOLabs/its modules/its team?
Will Adobe buy DxOLabs/its modules/its team?
DxO Optics Pro editing software. Very good. Fully integrated with all of their lab measurements so it can compensate for specific camera body and lens combinations.lol what does Dxomark make? I just go to check sensor ratings.
I have thought about using it, but ..........too much software that just sits as it is.
I have thought about using it, but ..........too much software that just sits as it is.
I suggest you not to if you don't have any problem now. I don't like the program. I was attracted by the fact that it turns all cheap lenses to pro quality, but it's color rendering is very bad. It is best used at the beginning of the workflow but it doesn't work well. I've decided to put it on almost the last part of my workflow or just ditch it. It corrects for optical imperfection but if color rendering and user interface is not good, it's no good.

Will Adobe buy DxOLabs/its modules/its team?
Will Adobe buy DxOLabs/its modules/its team?
A business web forum may offer more rumor and speculation in regards to Adobe's strategic moves. Or if internet rumor and BS is not what you are looking for you can email Adobe Investor Relations at: ir@adobe.com
Given how Adobe have an extensive set of correctional filters for a very large variety of lenses in CameraRAW already I don't see how buying DxO can be of any benefit at this point. It basically undoes 2 years of their work. It would have made sense two years ago before they started with Lens Profiles.
Also you got a lens that doesn't have a profile? Use Adobe's Lens Profile Creator, which is a free download from adobelabs