In addition to PureRAW version 3.7 (see this post) DxO also released 1,872 new DxO Optics Modules for cameras and lenses each optimized for multiple camera & lens combinations (Sony A7CII, A7CR, Fuji GFX100II, DJI drones, and Sony, Leica, Tamron, TTArtisan, Viltrox, Voigtländer lenses). The modules are available across DxO’s full range of software:
Here is the full list of newly added cameras and lenses:
Cameras
Lenses
What are DxO Optics Modules?
Whether shooting with professional-grade equipment or entry-level gear, photographers can achieve noticeably sharper, cleaner, and less distorted images with DxO Optics Modules. Created in DxO’s purpose-built laboratories, these profiles are unique to each specific camera-lens combination. This ensures that the adjustments made by DxO software are always delivered with total precision and unlock the full potential of the photographer’s chosen equipment.
DxO Optics Modules are integral to DxO’s entire range of software: DxO PhotoLab, DxO PureRAW, DxO ViewPoint, DxO FilmPack, and in Nik Collection as part of Nik Perspective Efex. Today, the total number of available DxO Optics Modules is over 89,000 and covers 553 cameras, 1,643 lenses, and countless pairings of models from all the leading manufacturers. This colossal library of data, which is the result of two decades’ worth of research, means that photographers can immediately enjoy the best possible results from the gear they’ve paid for.