Today I decided to uninstall PL6 as PL7 runs like it should finally. After the removal, I started PL7 and noticed all optical modules were also removed.
fix that bug
which folder has to be restored from TimMachine to get the optical modules back without opening a RAW file for each possible combination?
MacOS Sonoma 14.3.1; PL also with all available updates installed
as far as I understood with a minor version of PL6 DxO implemented shared optical modules. So, all DxO products were able to use them without loading them multiple times (for each product separately).
If there is no shared optical modules mechanism, this bug is even worse.
You can search for the respective folder on your time machine drive. Open the found item with a ârealâ icon (âInstall macOS Usersâ is the name of my time machine drive)
hmmm. So, why did I have that little uninstall.app? I assumed it came with the installer in the original DMG like it (still?) is in the VP3 dmg (just checked) and the also with Nik Plugins.DMG.
As I donât have a PL6 DMG anymore, I canât double-check
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Havenât seen an uninstaller for any version of PhotoLab for Mac yet. Maybe DxO is experimenting with an uninstaller and you got it by chance? Nevermind, if your problem is solved, the thread can be left, if the problem persists, better address it to support.dxo.com.
for the optic module, i did some check since PL7 and even if i already installed a module, when looking at saying 70-200mm 2.8 E, it seem itâs not installed and i have to click on it again, doing so next week will result in the same thing, itâs been PL7 thing that seem no optic module are installed but if i upload a picture taken with that lens, itâs there.
I noticed the issue when starting to edit a raw from my main camera with my standard lens attached and PL7 asks me if I want to install the module. Then I checked under âOptical Modulesâ âshow only installed modulesâ and saw an empty overview.
In these paths, ~/Library is usually hidden, so you can get to it in the Finder with the Go > Go to Folder menu option, or by opening the âGoâ menu while pressing Alt, which would show ~/Library in the list.