With this trio of updates, photographers will find new support for four more camera models: the Lumix DMC-LX100, Pentax K-S1, Sony A7 II, and the Samsung Galaxy S5.
FILMPACK 5 ELITE EDITION SKIN
With the Tone curve, adjust the skin tones, the midtones, and the darker tones, as well as precisely manage the contrast of your black & white images.DxO OpticsPro 10.2 is now available, joined by DxO ViewPoint 2.5.2 and DxO FilmPack 5.1. With the Channel mixer, bring out all of the nuanced shades of color in your images. With the colored filters, subtly convert your photos. Use DxO FilmPack’s many advanced settings to take control and show off your black & white photos. For perfect compositions, manage the proportions in your image with the easy-to-use Crop tool and its adjustable “rule of thirds” grid.īring out the nuances in your black & white photos With the Vibrancy tool, subtly reinforce a tint by taking into account the different colors present in the image. With the Tone curve, fine-tune light tones, midtones, and dark tones so as to best manage contrast. Have fun with colors using the Hue/Saturation/Luminance feature, for example. The contrast is visibly reinforced by avoiding halo effects and it is particularly enhanced in highlights. The algorithm applies a multi-scale filter that blurs the details, while preserving the marked contours of the image. Use Photo 1900 to reproduce all the sweetness of sepia enhanced with a fine grain.įine micro-contrast for even more striking imagesĮnhance your black & white photos: DxO FilmPack’s new fine micro-contrast tool is more efficient for adjusting local contrast and gives you more flexibility. With Red tone, warm up the colors to capture the evening light. With the Poetic preset, recreate the warm tones and past colors of an old American series. Place the center of the effect in the image with one click, and then fine-tune the parameters - intensity, radius, transition, roundness, and diffusion.ĭesigner presets: A touch of madness for your images Reveal the spirit of your digital image: use the many available settings to darken or lighten the edges of your image to show off your subject, depending on the composition of your photo.Īpply a blur Vignetting effect along the perimeter of your image in just one click, so as to draw attention to a subject, or apply Soft Focus to reproduce an overall artistically blurry effect.
Define their placement – inside or outside of the image – and their thickness, to show off your photos. Select the type of effect you want to apply, its orientation, its intensity, and change its position as you wish.ĭxO FilmPack offers some 20 black or white frames – passe-partout, darkroom, slide, instant, film, glass, or old paper. Simulate the accidental exposure to light of a film cartridge, and reproduce the areas of overexposure or color saturation on the edges of the image. Fine-tune the intensity and the orientation of your effect and then use DxO FilmPack’s intuitive controls to apply it to a toning.
FILMPACK 5 ELITE EDITION ISO
Use the Denoising tool to eliminate the digital noise in your images taken at high ISO and to replace the noise with a veritable analog film grain.Ĭhoose among a wide variety of textures – scratches, stains, grains, or wrinkled papers – to give a vintage aspect to your photos. Give character to your images and discover a new photographic dimension by using the many grain effects available in DxO FilmPack. Depending on the rendering you desire, choose a film for its contrast, its grain, or its gray nuances.Īnalog film grain: reproduce the authenticity and natural look of film More than 30 specific silver halide renderingsĭxO FilmPack faithfully reproduces numerous films, such as Kodak Tri-X, Fuji Neopan, Ilford FP4 Plus, and Polaroid 664. Rediscover the sweetness of a Kodak Portra 160 NC for your portraits and events, the magic of a Polaroid so as to imitate old vacation photos, or even the contrast and stunning colors of a Fuji Velvia 50 for macrophotography. DxO FilmPack 5 ELITE Edition v5.5.27 Build 605 winĬolor renderings: the poetry of analog film applied to digital photos
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