DxO

DxO is a French software company that develops imaging software and technology for photographers. Originally known as DxO Labs, the company concentrates on RAW development, lens correction, and image enhancement, leveraging an extensive database of camera and lens profiles to automatically correct optical issues.

Core products include DxO PhotoLab, a RAW image editor that performs automatic lens-based corrections and optical corrections using its Optics Modules, along with local editing tools and AI-enhanced noise reduction. DeepPRIME, DxO’s AI-based processing, is used to improve detail and reduce noise in RAW conversions. DxO PhotoLab is available for Windows and macOS and is offered with various licensing options, including perpetual licenses and subscriptions.

DxO PureRAW is a dedicated RAW processor that prepares RAW files with advanced denoising and color rendering, producing optimized files for subsequent editing in PhotoLab or other software. DxO ViewPoint provides perspective and geometry correction, while DxO FilmPack offers film-like looks and effects. The company also maintains Nik Collection by DxO, a suite of image-editing plugins that DxO acquired from Google in 2017 and continues to develop.

DxO has also produced hardware products, notably the DxO One compact camera designed to pair with mobile devices. The company maintains a catalog of optics modules and camera profiles to support automatic corrections across a broad range of gear, and continues to expand its processing and plug-in offerings for photographers.

Headquartered in the Paris region, DxO serves photographers ranging from enthusiasts to professionals and distributes its products worldwide through direct sales and retail channels.