![]() This means that after processing with DxO DeepPRIME XP, an image with ISO 12,800 will have about as much noise as one with ISO 2,000-2,500 before. According to DxO, the results should be much better than before.įor DeepPRIME XD, DxO says it made use of a new neural network that has been trained with billions of image samples and is now said to allow improvements of more than 2.5 f-stops. Therefore, in this article I will deal exclusively with the aspect of noise reduction with the PhotoLab 6 plugin.ĭxO has added the advanced denoising process DeepPRIME XD (XD stands for “e Xtreme Detail”) to the new PhotoLab 6 Elite edition. My catalog dates back to 2003 and contains more than 200,000 images. I particularly enjoy using Lightroom’s extensive catalog features. All further processing (exposure correction, color corrections, cropping, tagging, export) after noise reduction with DxO DeepPRIME is still done in Adobe Lightroom. However, I do not use the other extensive functions of PhotoLab 6 (so far). Since then, the DxO PhotoLab Lightroom plugin ( currently in version 5) has become an integral part of my workflow for demanding high-ISO shots. ![]() DeepPRIME also performed better in my comparison with the competitor Topaz DeNoise AI. The AI-based DeepPRIME noise reduction process introduced with DxO Photolab 4 delivers much better results than the denoising algorithms implemented in Adobe Lightroom for high-ISO images with a lot of noise. ![]() As you can see from my previous articles, I have been using DxO PhotoLab since version 4 as a Lightroom CC plugin for noise reduction of my high-ISO images.
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