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#Dxo optics pro elite install
I had to install the application three times before it worked properly – with the first two tries the lens modules were not recognized. My download includes the Lightroom plug-in, meaning I can use the application as a standalone or from within Lightroom. And that lens, special as it is, needs a lot of error correction. By the way, I do not own the very costly 14mm L optic, but do have some snaps taken with a loaner. Why not simply include all cameras and lenses to make one download for all users? I also have a 200mm f/2.8 L but DxO lists no module for that – probably because the lens is already close to perfect. The 151mB download (version 4.5) is for my 5D with the lens modules for the 14mm, 15mm, 20mm, 24-105mm, 50mm f/1.4, 85mm f/1.8 and 400mm f/5.6 lenses chosen.
#Dxo optics pro elite full
The product is named DxO Optics Pro Elite (a dumb name – something like Magic Lens Repair would have captured my attention much sooner), the costlier $299 Elite variant being DxO’s way of extracting some more coin from those of us who use full frame Canon DSLRs, as these are not supported in the base $169 version.įirst you have to download the thing which takes for ever: If they can get it to work fast in that iteration, let’s hope that Canon, Sony et al will take them upon it, swallow their ‘not invented here’ pride and start offering automated fixes for all that ails modern digital cameras within the camera’s firmware. It’s so bad I almost didn’t bother, in fact) you will find that DxO also offers its creations for in-camera use. However, if you sniff around their web site (it’s invariably bog slow, so be patient. I have been going on for quite a while now about how correction of camera aberrations (rotten lenses, flaky sensors, poor manufacturing quality control) will increasingly migrate to software fixes, away from the far costlier hardware redesign route.ĭxO has been making aftermarket software – meaning you run it on your computer not in your camera – to address many of the more common problems for ages.