DxO PhotoLab 10 launched (coupon code included)

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DxO released PhotoLab 10. Here is what’s new:

• Next-Generation Masking: The introduction of Depth Masks, allowing adjustments based on distance from the camera, and enhanced AI subject detection capable of recognizing fine facial details like eyebrows and mouths.
• Expanded U Point™ Technology: A major evolution of our signature local adjustment technology, featuring new Control Brush and Elliptical tools for ultimate flexibility.
• Advanced Color Grading: A powerful new toolset for fine-tuning tones with surgical accuracy, making sophisticated color work more intuitive than ever.
• Smarter Workflow Automation: AI-powered sensor dust removal and automatic “as-shot” crop ratio application to preserve your original creative vision from the start.

You can get a DxO discount with promo code RUMORS (new customers only).

Additional information:

DxO released PhotoLab 10 (coupon code included)

DxO PhotoLab 10 introduces Depth Masks, a brand-new way to create AI-powered local adjustments based on distance within the scene, alongside an advanced Color Grading tool and a direct connection to Affinity for pixel-level editing. Artificial intelligence, previously centered around DeepPRIME, now extends across a much broader range of PhotoLab’s toolset.

This announcement marks a major milestone for DxO: PhotoLab 10 becomes the world’s most advanced end-to-end RAW photo editing software, introducing a new generation of masking tools, powerful color grading capabilities, smarter AI-assisted workflows, and a seamless connection to Affinity for pixel-level editing – giving photographers greater creative control than ever before.

More broadly, this release reaffirms DxO’s commitment to photographers who seek both creative freedom and the highest image quality, combining intuitive tools with the advanced RAW processing, denoising, and optical correction technologies DxO has built its reputation on over more than two decades.

DxO released new modules for the latest releases from Canon, Sony, Sigma, Panasonic, and Smayang