The new version allows more extreme adjustments to be made, to cut through even more haze and bring out more detail. DxO developed its ClearView tool to deal with it by enhancing the local contrast and boosting detail levels.ĭxO has now evolved the technology and introduced ClareView2 for PhotoLab 2. This is a particular problem for landscape photographers. If you’ve ever taken any long-distance shots, particularly in mountainous areas, you may have noticed some haze in the distance. However, DxO will be extending the range of search terms over coming months with keyword searching being possible by the end of the year. The search tool is quite limited at the moment, you can only search for images using exposure information, the shooting date or image star ratings. Adobe CC update announced: Photoshop to go mobile and new video editing app.DxO reveal Nik Collection 2018 and PhotLab 1.2.If you type ’11’ for example, the software will suggest f/11 or the date of 11th. This means that when you start to type in a search parameter, the software will automatically suggest search terms and start to show previews of images that fit the criteria. The main purpose of the PhotoLibrary is to help you locate your images through the use of smart searching.

Now DxO has announced PhotoLab 2 which introduces an improved version of the haze-busting ClearView feature and a new PhotoLibrary.

This U-Point Technology was enabled by DxO’s acquisition of Nik Software from Google. However, whereas Optics Pro only allows global adjustments, PhotoLab also offers local adjustments through the use of U-Points.

Like Optics Pro, it uses the results of DxO scientific analysis of camera and lens performance to make corrections to images. Last year DxO PhotoLab was revealed as the successor to DxO Optics Pro.

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