A new website linked to PhotoLab
TutoDxO.com is an independent website of the company DxO Labs.
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It presents itself as a series of tutorials aiming to learn how to develop digital photos, to study in detail the features, and finally, the total mastery of the DxO PhotoLab software.
It completes the manual by approaching the software from the user’s side.
This site is the modern edition of a first release that has evolved together with those of PhotoLab since 2017. The realization was done thanks to the determination of Cyril Beaudron who invested himself completely in a project that was not his own. Without him, this project would never have seen the light of day. I thank him for that.
Contrary to a blog presenting the appreciation of its author, several editors or advisors – reviewers have elaborated it. This site is intended to be a shared knowledge base.
Some articles are not finished and will be online soon. A whole part of the project is still to come; the realization of images or, Creativity with PhotoLab and FilmPack.
Only the interest met will determine its growth. We are waiting for your opinions, criticisms and encouragements in order to measure the interest of the approach and count on each reader to spread his address and contribute to its success. Please use the comment function available at the bottom of each page.
See you soon to succeed in this adventure.
For any questions about Photolab, please leave a comment on the articles.
You can send a mail for a personal message : tuto.dxo [at] free.fr
9 Comments
Noël Levasseur · 2022,January 25 at 7:19 pm
This is great resource to more easily evaluate DXO Photolab. Well done! Keep the updates coming.
Dolf · 2022,April 19 at 9:36 am
Fine tutorials! I hope to learn in the future: selecting persons or things, in order tot select/Cut and paste. So I can put them in another picture. Hope that is possible in Photolab 5.
Rolf · 2022,October 16 at 3:02 pm
Thank you very much for these great tutorials! They helped me a lot in getting acquainted with DxO Photolab.
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Derek K. · 2022,December 28 at 9:39 am
This is a great resource, I accidentally stumbled on it and wish DxO would make more people aware of it. Photolab needs more learning aids as it has so much to offer. Keep up the great work and keep expanding the knowledge base and tutorials. Thank you.
Roelof · 2024,April 30 at 5:38 pm
I read about this website on the DxO PhotoLab forum. I am a new user and have learned a lot from all this excellent info. A great resource. Thank you so much for all the work you have put into this.
I’m looking forward to the new info about PhotoLab 7.