An android app like lightroom

[Otter5]

Will there be a photolab on android any time soon? It would be amazing to have the ability to put my photos on my S24 Ultra and do some quick edits. Phones are nowhere near as powerful as a PC but I know lightroom did an alright job with allowing quickedits on the phone to share.

[mwsilvers (Mark - New Jersey, USA)]

This is a user site, but I think most of the regulars here would agree that DxO has never shown any interest in porting PhotoLab to any other operating systems other than MacOS and Windows.

While anything is possible, it is highly unlikely that they will make an abridged version of Photolab compatible with any smartphone operating system.

Mark

[Otter5]

Thanks for your response. Well it is just for convenience but I find on my ryzen 5900x, evga 3080, and 64 gigs of ram on a very fast nvme allows photolab 8.5 to shine…its an amazing program and its denoise is without contest THE best in the industry. It would be nice to have it on my phone too

[mwsilvers (Mark - New Jersey, USA)]

Having a lightweight version available on iOS or Android would certainly be convenient for basic editing prior to returning home, but unfortunately it’s not going to happen in any reasonable time frame, if at all.

Mark

[Egregius ([Greg] (Micro 4/3 + Win11))]

Feature requests previously created and still open for voting/comments:

Mobile version

Photoshop and Lightroom have mobile versions. Even Affinity Photo. I would like to suggest a mobile Photolab version as I now do a lot of editing on my iPad Pro, I use my MacBook less and less now . Sorry if this has been suggested before or if I’ve posted in the wrong forum

Photolab for iPad (pro)

I’ve recently been dabbling into using an iPad for my photo editing needs. And to be honest, it feels super organic and right. The feel of using that pencil just on the photo itself is so good. But… the only viable option at the moment is using Lightroom. And Lightroom does not give me the same results as I get from Photolab. So DXO, I know this would be a really big venture but please do consider developing an iOS version of photolab. Editing on the iPad is the future for a lot of photographer…

[pierre5018 (PIERRE LABRECHE)]

Have you ever tried Google Snapseed ?
It can process RAW files and has some of the same technology as DxO Nik collection ( nowhere near as complete )

Some Nik Software features, particularly the intuitive and powerful U Point selective adjustment technology, is still present in Snapseed. So, while Snapseed doesn’t explicitly use “DxO technology” in its current form, it inherited some of the excellent image manipulation concepts that were part of the broader Nik Software ecosystem, which DxO now owns and continues to develop through the Nik Collection.

[updatedb]

I would rather have they further improve Photolab, e.g. with AI selections rather than waste effort on an Android version. Besides, it’ll be hard to achieve given Photolab works locally with its database stored in your PC and its changes in .dop files next to the image.