DxO collects the award for Best Imaging Software for DxO PhotoLab – for the third year in a row
DxO Labs, the company behind RAW photo workflow software DxO PhotoLab, just returned from Photopia Hamburg where it collected the TIPA award for Best Imaging Software for its flagship RAW photo editing software, DxO PhotoLab – the third consecutive year that it has won, and seventh in total.
The Technical Image and Press Association (TIPA) praised DxO PhotoLab 5 for having “more nuanced controls, nimbler image management, and greater speed in handling large-file image processing tasks.” It also noted the exceptional quality delivered by PhotoLab’s DeepPRIME engine in denoising and demosaicing files, technology that gives photographers stunning improvements when working with high ISO images.
TIPA has been presenting the world’s most coveted photo and imaging awards since 1991, bringing together respected imaging experts and journalists from around the globe. The Awards’ 40 categories include gear and services, featuring cameras, lenses, lighting accessories – and of course image editing software – which is vital for enthusiasts and professionals in getting the best from their photos.
Collecting the award in Hamburg, Nicolas Beaumont, DxO Products Evangelist, explained the company’s delight: “To be awarded for the third consecutive year – and for the seventh time in total – is a real honor. We now look forward to seeing the response to the latest version of our flagship software, DxO PhotoLab 6, which was launched earlier this month.”
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