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Who is DxO PureRAW for? What’s remarkable about this screenshot is the camera in the dialog – it’s a Fujifilm X-20 with an X-Trans sensor. It goes further than most with lower ISO images, as DxO’s lens profiles don’t just correct distortion, chromatic aberration and corner shading, but edge softness too.ĭxO PureRAW is like a spin-off from DxO PhotoLab, which is DxO’s flagship program and uses the same raw processing, optical corrections and denoising technologies. But where it takes the lead is with, its DeepPRIME denoising process, which is uncannily good at restoring high ISO images. The idea is that photographers still get the RAW workflow they’re used to, but with superior ‘pre-processed’ RAW files to work with.ĭxO’s RAW processing is very, very good, and right up there with Capture One’s.

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They can be read by other software just like any other RAW file, but they have already had DxO’s proprietary RAW demosaicing, lens corrections and noise reduction processes applied. Also, “Remove photo” should do the right thing and remove the bad DNG file.DxO PureRAW produces ‘part-processed’ RAW files in the little-used Linear DNG format. This always works at the price of being twice as slow on my system.ĭxO needs to figure out what is causing the GPU processing conflict or at least detect it, and recover gracefully with an error message. The workaround when PureRAW gets stuck on creating black DNGs is to go into the menu and select “File/Preferences” and change DeepPRIME acceleration to “CPU Only”. PureRAW just shows the black DNG again! I have to go into the DxO subfolder and explicitly remove the black DNG using Windows Explorer before I can proceed. I then do a “Clear thumbnails” and re-drag the raw file. The black DNG still remains in the DxO subfolder. I tried doing a right-click “Remove Photo” in PureRAW, but nothing happens. When that happens, recovery is very difficult.

After a reboot, images are processed properly, and then randomly, they start going black. I removed it and the problem seemed better, but now it’s back. I rarely use my system for games, but I remembered that Steam is auto-loaded. I contacted support and they quickly responded saying there might be issues on gaming systems where 3rd party apps try to optimize the graphics pipeline or display information on the screen.