They both talk about keywords, and interoperability with LR and PS, but don't mention the new ability to edit the metadata. (Robin Whalley's videos about post-processing are always worth watching.)

Įxcellent review of the new features in PL5 here:ĭxO PhotoLab 5 Review of New Features - YouTube But I guess I will stay with my old Capture One Pro version 20 and save the money - maybe to support the purchase of the DFA21 Limited. I really can tell that I like DxO PhotoLab 5. So - in the end it was a good thing to investigate this software. Does it make sense to buy a DxO PhotoLab 5 license? I'm not sure about this. But at the end the lens correction modules are still the most impressive thing I'd be interested in. May be that I could get there with DxO PhotoLab 5 too. Mostly I immediately know which tools of capture one I should use to get the images how I want them. So I'm not too much interested in DxO's packages. I mostly don't use styles or standard presets. Although I could reconstruct these results nearly perfectly in capture one pro using the color editor and color balance tool I am very impressed by this.

I was surprised of the IMO very good rendering of portraits skin presentation of DxO PhotoLab without any self applied adjustments - tested with raw captures of KP and very old ones of my K5. Haven't used C1 so I can't compare.Did some more tests and compared it to C1Pro 20.

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