Plug-in versions for Elements, Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture should arrive mid-November. Like DxO Optics Pro 10, FilmPack 5 is available in both Essential and Elite versions.
A new Micro-contrast tool can give your subjects more definition and clarity, and the interface has had a redesign too. It now supports RAW files and can apply DxO lens corrections automatically. Like ViewPoint 2.5, FilmPack 5 can be used both as a standalone program and as a plug-in within DxO Optics Pro. These film simulations are created using laboratory analysis of real films and subjects to reproduce the grain, quality and style of the original film.įilmPack 5 offers lab-tested classic film simulations Version 5 adds 16 new analog film renderings, with classic films like Fuji Neopan 400 and Kodak Portra 400.
Go analog with FilmPack 5ĭxO's third announcement is FilmPack 5, a new version of its film simulation program. ViewPoint 2.5 also works as a plug-in for Elements, Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture. It's what makes their head look oddly elongated.ĭxO is very serious about optical corrections, as you'll have gathered, and you can buy and use ViewPoint 2.5 without Optics Pro, though it does now integrate fully with Optics Pro 10 as a plug-in, appearing in the sidebar in its own panel. Never heard of it? You'll have seen it plenty, though, when someone is near the edge of the frame in a picture taken with a wideangle lens. It also fixes a thing called volume deformation. ViewPoint 2.5 will straightened skewed buildings and correct converging verticals This is a standalone program for correcting lens aberrations automatically and also fixing perspective issues like converging verticals and slanting skyscrapers. The company has also announced version 2.5 of its ViewPoint application. That's not the only new release from DxO. DxO's Smart Lighting system has been improved so that it still brings out the shadows and highlights in your pictures, but with better automatic corrections and sharper looking detail. The Essential edition does benefit from the other enhancements in Optics Pro 10, however, including a claimed 10x faster startup time and 1.5x speed increase in use. Now, all cameras are supported in both versions, but the Essential edition lacks some of the more advanced tools. Optics Pro has always come in these Essential and Elite versions, but in the past the tools were the same in both and you only needed the Elite version for high-end or professional cameras. But to get these new features, you'll need to get the more expensive DxO Optics Pro Elite edition.
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