download the last version for windows DxO PhotoLab 7.0.1.76

There is very little in the way of I/O as the program reads the corrections from the database, and I would be surprised if that’s more than 50K for any image.

PL is a compute-bound program, spending most of its cycles calculating how an image would appear with the corrections applied. It is not necessary a good thing with endless lines of after-shipping fixes but the other way around can also rise questions - why we are ghosted.A “vacuum” (which is not at all a standard DBA term) seems to be equivalent to a reorg, which can be achieved with an export and subsequent import.īut I seriously doubt it will yield much in the way of performance improvement. In that case I got pretty worried about the way Garmin seemed to work with their pre-shipping testing and their product quality. When I opened the Garmin correction log for that product it displayed of never-ending list over many many corrections with many many houndred issues corrected. I´m not at all sure that I prefer the XnView way.Īnother terrible example in my life way a Garmin combined GPS-plotter and chirp-sonar I had in my boat. There I think it was about 70 specifications of what had been fixed and changed.

In Photolab´s upgrade info we could read one line that said absolutely nothing and in XnView the picture is the completely opposite. I´m devided when it comes to firmware updates in cameras and bug fixes and new features in service updates in computer programs.Įither I can look at it as a way for a manufacturer to let the users carry out the testing that ought to have been done before the release or either I can be glad that they finally fixed these problems. Wouldn´t it be nice to get a list over the issues they have fixed and what might be new features?

Download the last version for windows DxO PhotoLab 7.0.1.76