In the PhotoLibrary, PhotoLab 5 now processes IPTC and EXIF data and a keyword tree has been introduced that orders keywords alphabetically and tells you how many images have a particular keyword applied to them. RAW editing is now also up to 4X faster for MAC uses and 1.5X quicker for those using Windows. Plus, Control Lines and Control Points are now equipped with sensitivity settings. Previously, Control Points could be used to apply specific edits but now, with Control Lines, these adjustments can be applied to larger areas. We can't wait to hear what they think.'įujifilm photographers are welcome to submit their feedback and comments via the DxO website.Īs for tool upgrades, DxO users now have access to Control Lines when using the retouching tools that harness DxO's U Point technology. To this end, we have created a website specifically dedicated to collecting their feedback. 'Our goal is to offer them the best solution available in terms of image quality. 'We are very happy to finally open our doors to the community of Fujifilm photographers,' said Jean-Marc Alexia, VP Product Strategy.

Plus, 605 DxO modules have been made available along with support for newer Canon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony and Panasonic cameras. It might only be in BETA but Fujifilm fans will be happy to hear that 18 Fujifilm cameras are now supported by PhotoLab 5 which includes the X-E4, X-S10, X-T4, and X100V.

DxO has updated its popular photo editing software, PhotoLab 5, with enhanced tools, a more powerful PhotoLibrary and for the first time, Fujifilm cameras with the X-Trans sensor are supported.

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