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As a hobby APS-C photographer who bought DxO PhotoLab yesterday, I feel obliged to say that unless you actually make money from photography, you WILL shed a tea
by Toutouxc 3y ago
As a hobby APS-C photographer who bought DxO PhotoLab yesterday, I feel obliged to say that unless you actually make money from photography, you WILL shed a tear when paying for either.
- mikestew 3y ago$229?[0] I don’t find that to be excessive. You gotta hit four digit to get my tear ducts to engage. [0] https://shop.dxo.com/en/dxo-photolab7-elite.html https://shop.dxo.com/en/dxo-photolab7-elite.html
- Toutouxc 3y agoI’m in a lower cost of living European country, a lot of people use $200 phones here. $230 for “some photo editing software” made even my fiancée raise her eyebrows, and she’s used to seeing me pay a lot for computer stuff.
- inferiorhuman 3y agoYeah $229 is about $229 too much for something that comes bundled with a rootkit (nee Pace Interlok). Lightroom was about $140 ($80 for an upgrade) with no DRM, and pretty slick asset management.
- Toutouxc 3y agoIs that still true? I only found some very old forum posts, but nothing about the newer versions.
- inferiorhuman 3y agohttps://www.dxo.com/eula/ https://www.dxo.com/eula/ For security reasons, DxO integrates DRM (“Digital Rights Management”) software components in the Software. Don't know if it's still Pace Interlok, don't care.