• Introducing new Calibrated profiles: Using industry-standard checker charts, create your own calibrated
color profiles from within PhotoLab for scientifically accurate colors.

• New LUT (Look Up Table) support: Discover cinematic style grading by applying one of the 17 built-in DxO
LUTs or by importing a LUT file.

• Improved Black and White workflow: Editing in Black and White has never been easier with a new
dedicated tab that features new renderings and the 8-channel mixer, previously only available with
FilmPack.

• New Local Adjustments palette featuring additional HSL Colorwheel: For a streamlined user experience, all
local adjustment tools are now grouped together into a dedicated palette that features new localized HSL
controls, powered by the DxO Colorwheel.

• Improved mask display for Local Adjustments: You can now change the mask color for improved visibility
when editing.

• New «DxO Style» preset: DxO PhotoLab 7 offers a new default preset to get your photo-editing started.

• Photo Library improvements: Now you can use contextual menus to index and delete folders (although the
option to delete is not yet available on Mac).

• Improvement to DxO Optics Modules management: A ‘download-all’ checkbox now lets you quickly obtain
all of the Optics Modules required to automatically correct your images.

• The Color accentuation controls, Saturation and Vibrancy, have been moved to the HSL subpalette.

• New option to temporarily deactivate Global Saturation and Vibrancy, or any color channel, by clicking and
holding its accompanying color-well icon.

• An extended range of digital camera renderings to be automatically applied to your images when you check
the «automatically use camera rendering if supported» option in General Preferences.

• Over 87,000 camera-lens combinations are now supported.

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