Unfortunately, what Lightroom doesn’t do all that well is process some of my RAW files. The Lightroom Library module is also an excellent tool and does everything that I want it to. If I move to another library management tool, I will likely lose some or possibly all of this. I’ve been using it for this since 2008 and have a lot of historic metadata and image adjustments in my Lightroom Catalog. My Photolab and Lightroom WorkflowĪlthough I use several RAW converters, I always use Lightroom to manage my images. I’ve also added a video at the end where you can see this integration between DxO PhotoLab and Lightroom. Some of the problems you might encounter as well as how to fix them.How the integration between DxO PhotoLab and Lightroom works, and.So, in this article I’m going to explain: This generated quite a lot of interest, particular about the workflow I use. As part of this I looked briefly at integrating DxO PhotoLab and Lightroom. I even tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but the same issue occurs when on battery power and using only the CPU or GPU only settings for exporting photos.Recently I posted a video explaining how to replace DxO PureRAW with DxO Photolab. Wanted to let you all know there is a bug that has originated in the software within the last week or so since the latest update was installed. If I use the Nueral Engine to export photos with, then the software does not crash the whole computer and exports all the images in a batch export just fine. I have narrowed down my issue to using DxO PhotoLabs6 and using either the CPU or GPU only settings. I have gone to the Apple store and had the firmware updated, and that did not fix the problem. If one uses either the CPU or GPU to export a batch of photos greater than one image, the whole laptop crashes to a black screen and no power, one can not even press the power button to restart unless one uses the AC wall adaptor first and the restart the computer.
I have narrowed down an issue with using PhotoLab6 and a new MBP 14 with M2 Max chip.
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