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After start­ing the pro­gram, an emp­ty pro­gram win­dow appears. After­wards, you can pass them to anoth­er pro­gram for fur­ther processing.

These cor­rect­ed pho­tos can then be saved as JPG files or DNG-RAW files. Fur­ther­more, the result­ing images are auto­mat­i­cal­ly sharp­ened. In addi­tion, DxO-devel­oped opti­cal cor­rec­tion fil­ters which cor­rect lens-spe­cif­ic dis­tor­tions, vignetting and chro­mat­ic aber­ra­tions are applied. These can be processed with three dif­fer­ent noise reduc­tion algo­rithms (HQ, PRIME, and Deep­PRIME). What does DxO PureRAW offer?ĭxO Pur­eRAW is a stand­alone pro­gram that exclu­sive­ly works with RAW files. It can again be used for 31 days with­out any restrictions. You can down­load a tri­al ver­sion of DxO Pur­eRAW* direct­ly from DxO. In par­tic­u­lar, I want­ed to see how it com­pared to my cur­rent pro­cess­ing with PhotoLab’s Deep­PRIME module. To see how the new pro­gram per­forms in my work­flow, I installed and test­ed it. Since a few days, DxO Pur­eRAW is avail­able. My wish was grantedĭxO has now ful­filled my wish. Since I use only DxO’s noise reduc­tion Deep­PRIME and want to con­tin­ue my image pro­cess­ing in LRC, it would there­fore be nice if DxO would deliv­er Deep­PRIME as a sep­a­rate mod­ule, since I cur­rent­ly do not need any of the oth­er fea­tures of PhotoLab.

LRC also offers exten­sive man­age­ment of images, which allows me to orga­nize my now more than 180,000 images very well. In my opin­ion, LRC is much more intu­itive to use and, above all, much faster. How­ev­er, I still don’t use the oth­er fea­tures of DxO Pho­to­Lab at all, as I still pre­fer to do all oth­er image edit­ing and tag­ging in Adobe Light­room Clas­sic (LRC). That means that an ISO 12,800 image processed with Deep­PRIME is com­pa­ra­ble in terms of noise to an image processed in Adobe Light­room at ISO 3,200. Rough­ly speak­ing, the results with Deep­PRIME are a good 2 stops clean­er than those I can achieve with Light­room Clas­sic. It allows to achieve impres­sive results even from pho­tos tak­en at ISO 12,800. Since then, I’ve been using the Deep­PRIME algo­rithm fre­quent­ly on my high ISO images. In the mean­time, I updat­ed to the cur­rent Ver­sion 5 of PhotoLab.

In short, I was so impressed with the results that I decid­ed to buy DxO Pho­to­Lab 4 Elite, despite its rather high price, sole­ly because of its sen­sa­tion­al noise reduc­tion. In my review of DxO’s RAW con­vert­er, DxO Pho­to­Lab 4, I exten­sive­ly test­ed the new AI / Deep Learn­ing based noise reduc­tion tech­nique Deep­PRIME (only includ­ed in the Pho­to­Lab 4 Elite ver­sion) for high-ISO images.

DeepPRIME - A revolution in digital noise reduction DxO has released a new AI-based tool for noise reduc­tion in dig­i­tal images.