So now two of the same image appears in DXO PhotoLab. What to do next?ĭecided to import the image again from the original camera disc, only this time a second copy would be made of the same image. Again it offered the same two incorrect lens modules. Next step was to close PhotoLab and reopen it hoping this would resolve the problem. Clicking on the green camera icon did nothing. Much to my dismay the green icon reappeared on the image. This morning Photolab was opened to the same folder and image. That is, the green camera icon was gone from the image. The Konica Minolta lens module was downloaded and everything appeared okay. Now the lens module offered was a Konica Minolta AF 28-75mm f2.8 (D), which seems closer to the Tamron lens specifications. The original lens used was a Tamron AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di Aspherical. However, the lens module offered was more closely aligned to the original lens used. The green camera icon was attached to the image. Consequently, this eliminated any chance that the photo image was knowingly or unknowingly modified in any manner and therefore might be the cause of PhotoLab’s inability to correctly determine lens module in use and then offer two incorrect lens modules for download.ĭxo Photolab was opened and then browsed to the folder containing the image. The import this time was directly from the memory disc used in the camera when the photo was originally shot. Yesterday a decision was made to import the photo image in question to replace the photo image in which PhotoLab could not determine the correct lens module used. I am furthering this discussion on the forum to inform users about the apparent shortcomings in PhotoLab. As written in the e-mail, using PhotoLab is an exercise in frustration. I did reply to your e-mail request for the two images in question. When there are genuine enhancements to the software, then it seems appropriate to charge for an upgrade. Moreover, continuing to pay for new versions that merely correct flaws in the software is ridiculous. Judging by the number of users that experience various problems with DXO PhotoLab versions, the software appears to be in its beta stage. As you state, while Optics Pro 11 and PhotoLab are two different products sharing similar code (most likely very much of the same code including the correct reading of camera and lens combination), one cannot help but conclude that when transferring the code from Optics Pro to PhotoLab, an error was made. Both versions of the software show that the particular camera and lens is supported. Whereas, Optic Pro 11 Elite did correctly read the photo’s EXIF metadata. The problem isn’t whether the camera and lens combination is or isn’t supported, rather it’s related to PhotoLab’s inability to correctly read the photo’s EXIF metadata.
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