Installing and start-up is quick and easy to do as is selecting an image to work on once the software is open. Improved image control (highlights/shadows and split toning).New films, effects, light leaks and frames.To enhance images even further, a new colour rendering engine based on eight channels, rather than the six channels used in previous versions, is built-in so users have more precise control over colour. Users can also select their own hue in the highlights and shadows of their images, combine colours, and create split toning effects.Īs well as a wide array of new effects, DxO has also added a new feature called 'Time Machine' which is, basically, an interactive introduction to the history of film photography. With FilmPack 6 you get the addition of new films, effects, light leaks and frames which can all be used to bring a bit of nostalgia to your photos and celebrate the perfect imperfections of film. It's been quite a few years since we've seen an update for DxO's FilmPack software and with version 6 you get new films, effects, frames and like PhotoLab 5 (also recently announced), you also get support for Fujifilm X-Trans cameras.ĭxO FilmPack 6 (PC and Mac) is available now from the DxO online store with introductory prices available until 14 November 2021 and we've been putting it to the test to see if the software really does bring the feel of analog film back to life in a digital age.ĭxO FilmPack 6 is a film simulator that makes it easy for photographers of all levels to browse, select and apply any of the 214 presets that are available to your own photos.

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