– The camera would sometimes stop responding when Auto was selected for Set Picture Control in the PHOTO SHOOTING MENU.Improved face/eye detection performance and the visibility of subjects in pictures taken using an optional flash unit.Increased the refresh rate for the focus point displayed during face/eye-detection and subject-tracking AF.Improved eye detection performance for Auto-area AF.Flicker is less likely to appear in the display during filming when N-Log or RAW footage is recorded to external HDMI video recorders at low light levels.You give DxO PureRAW a folder full of raw files, tell it what format you want to use for saving them (it can also output regular JPEGs), tell it where you want them saved and then leave it to get on with it.The new firmware updates for Nikon Z7, Z6, Z5, Z50, Zfc, WR-1 and Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens are now available for download.Ĭhanges from “C” Firmware Version 3.31 to 3.40 The only downside is that DxO PureRAW doesn’t work with all cameras – Fujifilm cameras with X-Trans sensors, for example – and Linear DNG files are nearly three times the size of regular raw files. If you use Adobe Camera Raw or Lightroom, you have to use Adobe’s own demosaicing and raw processing engine, which isn’t the best for detail and noise.īut DxO PureRAW uses the little-known ‘Linear DNG’ format to apply its own demosaicing, noise reduction and lens correction processes to produce Linear DNG file that other programs still see as a raw file, with all the white balance adjustment and dynamic range recovery still intact, but with DxO’s superior raw processing already applied. Usually, you’re stuck with your own software’s rendition of raw files.
The Hasselblad X1D II 50C is one of five new cameras now supported by DxO PureRAW 1.2 (Image credit: Hasselblad) How DxO PureRAW works
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