Just to follow up, I've been using Optics Pro 11 for a while now. › See More: DXO Optics Pro 9 free download What a time saver! I can definitely see Optics Pro replacing Camera Raw as my front-end processor. It could definitely be argued Optics Pro isn't doing anything that can't be done in other applications (assuming you really know what you're doing in the first place) but dear gawd. There's a "Compare" button so I can see exactly what corrections are being applied as opposed to the original image and I always have full manual control over everything Optics Pro does should I decide I don't like something. What's killing me is how shockingly good the default corrections are 99% of the time and without me needing to do anything. All automatically! The noise reduction and sharpening seem very good so far, but I say that without having used them extensively. It automatically corrects distortion, optimizes highlight and shadow detail, corrects white balance and color and does a great job correcting CA and lens falloff. Optics Pro reads the EXIF data of your images and applies an entire array of corrections based not only on the lens that used, but on the lens/body combination. Since this thread is not generating much interest, I think not.Well I'm using v11.3 (via the free, 30-day trial) and it does quite a bit. Does the DXO Optics Pro really offer any clear cut advantages over what I have?
I use Photoshop CS6 and Nik Filters for most of my post processing.
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