Mac: Drag and drop one or several images to the DxO PureRAW 3 icon in the Dock.The remaining steps are the same as with the first method.You can use this method even if there are already thumbnails present in the DxO PureRAW 3 window. Select a folder or a selection of images, then drag and drop the item to the DxO PureRAW 3 window.
Open an image folder in an operating system window (Finder on Mac, File Explorer on PC).*As soon as DxO PureRAW 3 opens the images, the Optics Modules dialog box opens (see the paragraph on Installing and managing DxO Optics Modules below). The upper toolbar shows the number of images displayed.The selected images are displayed as thumbnails.A system window will open: Locate the number and folder of photos you would like to add.If you do not have RAW files, or if you would like to run tests on images other than your own, you can use the samples by clicking Download the sample RAW files. Click on Add RAW files to process in the center, or click Add to Lightbox in the upper toolbar.Adding RAW files to process First method for adding photos: Add photos to the Lightbox (button in the upper toolbar). Download sample RAW images (provided by DxO to try out the software).Ĥ. The first time you use DxO PureRAW 3, the view that allows you to add photos is empty and instead suggests the following buttons and explanations:ģ. Once they’ve been added to your hard drive, DxO PureRAW 3 allows you to add photos either by navigating to the folder where they’re saved, or by dragging and dropping them onto the program’s screen from a Finder (Mac) or File Explorer (PC) window. To do so, you’ll need to transfer the images to your hard drive using your choice of software or device. Installing and managing DxO Optics Modules.ĭxO PureRAW 3 does not allow you to import images directly from a camera or memory card.
The first step in the workflow when using DxO PureRAW 3 in standalone mode is to do the following:
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