DxO PhotoLab 8 for Infrared Photography

Explore DxO PhotoLab 8's capabilities for infrared photography. Learn to set a white balance, swap colors, and use LUTs effectively for your infrared images. We dive into new features like enhanced Tone Curves, real-time Noise Reduction previews, and Hue Range Masks.

0:00 Intro
0:15 White Balance
1:49 Channel Mixer & Invert
2:17 Hue Shift
5:04 LUTs
6:44 Tone Curve
10:34 Noise Reduction
12:04 Hue Range Mask

Software used: DxO PhotoLab 8.1.0 Build 434 Elite

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Subtitles updated 2024-11-23

[wojciechskorza]

I use DXO Photolab 8 in my workflow. It is indeed good and with each new version it is getting better and better with more options. Greetings from Poland from the city "Fortress Przemyśl" and thank you very much for these videos they are really good and give a lot to think about to improve your skills.

[StephenCotterell]

Thank you for this Rob. I'm using DxO more and more (mainly because I love the way it renders RAW Files). Thanks to your influence, I'm using LUTs for my Infrared Photography. Based on Dx)'s current limitation with using more than a fe of them, I can see myself picking my top ten and loading those into the program. Best wishes and many thanks again, Stephen

[markattardo]

Appreciate all the info! After getting sale emails from dxo and Topaz, I was debating on finally updating to newer versions of the software. I currently only use denoise / sharpen plugins but got curious about the full software.

[whatcouldgowrong]

I need to give it another go, last time I tried it was buggy on Mac. Really over Capture Ones interface issues now also and their subscription garbage. The Hue 180deg adjustment looks simple and nice overall as I hate working with Affinity and having to develop an image from RAW before further adjustments can be made then wanting to adjust WB again