
This is different from other plugins, which oftentimes lock down Lightroom Classic when you’re using their plugin. The nice thing here is that while it’s processing, you can continue to use Lightroom Classic. You’ll then be presented with editing and processing options before you click the Process button. And finally, we have it! It’s as simple as selecting your images, right-clicking Export > Process with DxO PureRAW 2. One of the biggest things I was asking for with DxO PureRAW was integration with Lightroom Classic. DxO PureRAW 2 - Finally integrated with Lightroom Classic And the output files are amazing, offering you the flexibility of a RAW file without the problem areas. DxO advertises PureRAW 2 as being up to four times faster on Apple M1 machines, too. This adds to the time, however, with DxO PureRAW 2, I’m seeing at least a 25% speed bump on my way-too-slow 2019 MacBook Pro laptop. Upon opening your photos in PureRAW 2 (either as the stand-alone application, or Lightroom Classic plugin), you’re presented with a series of options.įor best results, I keep the RAW processing method set to DeepPRIME, and almost always apply global lens sharpening and lens distortion correction. I’ve written about PureRAW before, and much of how it handles your photos is the same. No way to minimize Lightroom Classic progress bar when workingĭxO PureRAW 2 - Bringing the best in image corrections at your fingertips.Update should bring faster support for new cameras and lenses.Ability to send images to DxO PureRAW 2 at the system level is welcomed.Lightroom Classic integration keeps your existing edits and applies them to the generated DNG files.


