When will PureRAW 6 goodies come to PhotoLab?

Will these new improvements and features be a free update to PhotoLab 9 or part of a paid upgrade to PhotoLab 10?

After requesting it for so long, I’m psyched to see export of compressed DNGs. This is going to greatly streamline archiving of my high-volume event work. Yay, thanks! Now, I’m curious to know whether it will be possible to also down-rez upon export to DNG. If I start with a high-rez image, can I specify a target for pixel count or pixel dimensions for the output DNG? That would be AWESOME, as I currently spend too much time doing this in Lightroom, converting higher-rez to 4000x6000px for archiving.

I simply love your optimism to even think for a moment that we won’t have to pay these features. :rofl:

It does mean that I will be looking forward to V10, which is not that long away now, as it will be an excellent upgrade over V8. I have had every release of Photolab but missed V9 due to the Nvidia issues, although I have now upgraded to a RTX5060Ti, so don’t expect any problems with V10. :+1:

DXO have confirmed that DeepPrime XD3 will be added to Photolab 9.6 in a matter of weeks. Other features can also be expected. Don’t be negative.

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Please provide a link to where DXO says what of PR6 will be in PL9.6. I thought I saw a reference of DPReview but did not find anything on that website.

Thank you.

Ron

I found one with a similar statement on the Petapixel site.

“DxO confirms that a forthcoming update to PhotoLab will incorporate several of the new technologies introduced here, including DeepPrime XD3 support for all sensor types and high-fidelity DNG compression. Expect that update to roll out later in March as a free minor release for current PhotoLab users”

Go to petapixel if you want to read the whole article.

Ron

Sounds similar to PL8.5 update when DxO added DeepPRIME3 and DeepPRIME XD3 X-Trans Beta. Probably they’ll not add XD3/Bayer to previous version, PL8, like they didn’t add DP3 or XD2s to PL7. But speculating on marketing department decissions is something I wouldn’t bet my money on. Prefer to work with facts on the ground rather than promisses :slight_smile: