Exemples d'utilisation de Optics module en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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DxO Optics Modules automatically correct lens defects.
You don't have to do anything to install and use DxO Optics Modules.
Can I find out what DxO Optics Modules are being planned?
You don't need to do anything about installing and using DxO Optics Modules.
You can see if there are Optics Modules available for your camera/lens combinations by going to Supported Equipment page.
To these are added the DxO Optics Modules corrections that are specific to the camera/lens combination used to shoot the photo.
installing DxO Optics Modules.
One of the fundamental advantages of DxO OpticsPro is that it can provide an entirely automatic workflow based on a default preset and on Optics Modules.
support for RAW files, and Optics Modules in the dedicated FAQ.
Designed in our laboratories using an exclusive calibration process, DxO Optics Modules contain an extensive amount of data about the exact characteristics of each lens
DxO's Optics Modules automatically identify the camera and lens used to capture each photo,
drastically reduces the amount of time needed to process images, thanks to the automatism contained in its DxO Standard default preset, and its DxO Optics Modules that handle the particularities of shooting equipment.
currently offers thousands of Optics Modules that are automatically downloaded,
An Optics Module is available for my equipment.
modify certain corrections automatically applied by an Optics Module.
Version 2 of DxO ViewPoint automatically corrects distortion by using DxO Optics Module, on condition that the equipment is supported.
As soon as the DxO Optics Module that corresponds to the equipment you used to shoot your photo(s) is installed,
This means that the combination cannot be supported because Optics Module corrections are based on the identity
You can thus use Chromatic Aberration sub-palette to correct this defect in case there is no Optics Module, so as to make your own adjustments to the generic correction applied to your image.