These two upgrades allow both DxO FilmPack 4 and DxO ViewPoint 2 to integrate perfectly with Adobe Photoshop CC (2014 edition). J– DxO Labs announces the immediate availability of DxO FilmPack v4.5.2, its celebrated analog film simulation software, and of DxO ViewPoint v2.1.7, its software dedicated to fixing problems with perspective and volume deformation. Sale on all DxO products through July 15, 2014 Press release: DxO FilmPack v4.5.2 and DxO ViewPoint v2.1.7 now fully compatible with Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 The applications are currently on sale - DxO FilmPack Essential for $49/£39, FilmPack Expert for $99/£79, and DxO ViewPoint for $49/£39. FilmPack v4.5.2 and Viewpoint v2.1.7 are available for download now.

Both are available as standalone applications or as a plugin for Lightroom and Photoshop. I am in no way associated with or sponsored by DxO, but last I checked a license costs about $80 and that pays for itself quickly in saved labor.DxO has released updates for its FilmPack film emulation and ViewPoint perspective correction software, enabling them to be fully integrated with Adobe Photoshop CC 2014. As a perfectionist I seek to make photographs that accurately portray the space I'm in and DxO ViewPoint II let's me fine tune a space exactly how it should look. I literally remember the exact moment I first stumbled upon it because it changed my workflow that much. For a more detailed Photoshop workflow visit my post on PT Lens ConclusionĬorrecting perspective in photographs felt like banging my head on the wall until I found DxO ViewPoint. I can then export JPG's out of Lightroom using the variety of presets I have if necessary. DxO ViewPoint II is the last step of my workflow right before saving back to Lightroom as a PSD or TIFF with layers intact.

Yes, DxO also has modules for lens distortion, but I personally find them cumbersome and prefer the interface of PT Lens. After your general editing, always start with lens distortion and then correct perspective.

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