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) (opens in new tab) How DxO PureRAW works
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