PhotoLab 4 is announced too!

[davidedric]

Not had a look yet - has anyone else?

[Donald]

Not yet.

Getting told that 3.3 is up-to-date.

[Donald]

They're not very good at informing existing customers that they can upgrade at a price that is less than the already discounted early purchase price. You've got to go and find that you can actually upgrade instead of buying the new product. A bit naughty.

But, once you get there....................

The layout of paletes is new. Seems sensible, but I liked the way I had arranged the palettes previously. I can't, yet, see how to recreate what I had before and, anyway, I'll get used to the new layout that actually seems quite good. Haven't played with any new feature yet so can't comment.

One thing. When I open a RAW file, I'm seeing a lot of banding in the sky (that's not there in the previous version). I don't know what's causing that as all settings seem to default to what they defaulted to in the older version. Still working on that.

[stuck]

They're not very good at informing existing customers that they can upgrade at a price that is less than the already discounted early purchase price. You've got to go and find that you can actually upgrade instead of buying the new product. A bit naughty.

But, once you get there....................

If you have spent money now and DxO do the same as they've done in the previous two years then you are likely to be dismayed when the initial launch offer expires and then about a week later, when it's Black Friday it will become available at an even lower cost.

stuck

[Abitconfused]

Prime is improved in PhotoLab 4 to the point that I am reprocessing photos taken with a Nikon D200 and wondering why I ever sold it.