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Descriptions for DxO Optics Pro 11.1.0.32 Name: DxO Optics Pro for Mac Version: 11.1.0.32 Release Date: 06 Jul 2016 Mac Platform: Intel OS version:OS X 10.10 or later Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit Web Site: Overview DxO Optics Pro is a unique application that automatically increases the quality of images taken with supported Digital SLRs and Bridge Cameras, whether in JPEG or RAW format. To see supported and planned lens/camera combinations, please view this page (What’s New DxO Optics Pro 11.1.0.32 6 New Cameras Supported: ・Nikon D500 ・Sony A68 ・Canon EOS 1DX Mark II ・Canon EOS 1300D ・Olympus PEN E-PL6 ・Olympus PEN F Comparison Features Are Now Available In Fullscreen Mode And Include: ・Quick Before/After comparison ・Horizontal/Vertical split to display one half of the image uncorrected and the other corrected Minor bug fixes. DxO OpticsPro 11, Reveal the RAW emotion (HD English).
For those that have Macs running El Capitan, Sierra or High Sierra who want excellent noise reduction and lens correction capabilities (on a budget) there are cut down bits of DxO Optics Software (including their excellent Lens distortion and CA correction HQ noise and Prime Noise reduction) available as plugins for Mac Photos for £9.99 via the Apple App Store - see I just gave the DxO OpticPro for Photos plugin a whirl and it's pretty impressive for £9.99. It's rather simplified with very few sliders, but it seems to do a pretty good job. It includes the following adjustments on RAW format image files. Optical corrections - automatically fixes lens distortion and chromatic aberration.
White balance. DxO smart lighting (automatically adjusts exposure and contrast). Luminance noise removal (HQ or Prime Denoise). DxO Clear View - effectively a haze filter DxO also sell another plugin for Mac Photos called DxO perspective, also at £9.99.
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Now that Mac Photos has been significantly improved (including extensive RAW format support), the addition of these plugins provides a pretty useful basic photo editing package on a very low budget (assuming you own a Mac in the first place!!). High Sierra makes all the tools easier to access, but in Sierra they are more hidden (watch all of the video ). For Pros it's nowhere near LR or PS in capability, but if you want occasional access to the acclaimed DxO Prime Denoise noise reduction for some tricky images could also be worth a look. Mark Edited April 18 by M.Chapman.
