Vetted Score
4.6
/ 5.0
Earns a high score for its powerful AI tools, extensive lens database, and professional-grade RAW processing, though the price may deter casual users.
Key Features
U Point Local Adjustments
Precise, brush-based editing that lets you enhance specific areas without affecting the rest of the image.
DeepPRIME Noise Reduction
AI-driven denoising that preserves detail while removing high ISO noise in RAW files.
Automatic Lens Corrections
Built-in database corrects distortion, vignetting, and chromatic aberrations for hundreds of camera-lens combos.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, DxO offers a 30‑day free trial with full access to all features before you decide to purchase.
The software is compatible with Windows 10/11 and macOS 10.15 or later.
Essential provides core editing tools, while Elite adds advanced modules like DxO ClearView, PRIME denoising, and extended local adjustments.
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Specifications
Pricing Model
One-time purchase starts at $149 for Essential and $199 for Elite, with a $9.99/month subscription option for full feature access.
Supported Platforms
Windows 10/11macOS 10.15+