(4) keep using PhotoLab 4 for now, and thirteen months from now when PhotoLab 6 goes on Black Friday special, upgrade to PhotoLab 6 Elite from PhotoLab 4 Elite for $55 or (3) keep using PhotoLab 4 for now, and a year from now when PhotoLab 6 comes out, upgrade to PhotoLab 6 Elite from PhotoLab 4 Elite for $80 (2) wait one month for the usual Black Friday deals, at which point the upgrade price will probably be more like $55 (1) pay $80 to upgrade immediately to PhotoLab 5 Elite from PhotoLab 4 Elite or PhotoLab 3 Elite That's a nice thing about DxO, compared to Adobe-you have at least five choices: Incidentally, they must be busy working on the videos to support v2, as James Ritson hasn't put out any new videos for six months.ĭXO Upgrade from 4 now $80? What are they smoking? I'll almost certainly buy the Affinity 2.0 upgrades, even if there's no compelling new features. Maybe i will renew my ACDSee Ultimate license or wait for Affinity V2. Now i am wondering where my money is going to this year. Let's see if they have to resort to more aggressive discounting during the periodic sales during the next year? It's rare for a new DxO release not to contain a big new feature, so this is an unusually thin release. The small improvements in Local Adjustments I can live without. I don't have interest in keywording or Fuji cameras, I don't need a modest speedup in image export, and I don't have or plan to buy any cameras not supported by PL4. A price increase with no features that are worth it.Īgreed, I just can't see any reason to upgrade. I´ve been upgrading every year since Dxo Optics Pro 11, sometimes just to support the company, and this is the firs year i am going to skip the upgrade.
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