Original image or processed image, selected: A selected image has a frame and a cyan checkmark.A tooltip with the name of the file also appears if you hover your mouse over a thumbnail for a few seconds. At the bottom right, click on the magnifying glass to switch to the enlarged display mode. Original image or processed image when hovered over: When you move the mouse over the thumbnail, a gray frame is displayed.Processed image, not selected: Thumbnail of the optimized image, without frame, with the new name (includes original file name + output format + DxO + optimization type + output file format extension) and a cyan diamond in the upper left corner indicating that the image has been optimized.Original image, not processed, not selected: Thumbnail of the original image, not optimized, with the file name, no frame.The program displays thumbnails in four ways: When you add images to be processed in DxO PureRAW 2, they are displayed as fixed-size thumbnails arranged in sections according to the date of shooting (in DD month YYYY format), with the most recent date always at the top of the display area. Bottom bar: Displays the DxO PureRAW 2 icon, as well as the progress bar and estimated time remaining when optimizing images.When the area is empty of any thumbnails, it displays a button to add images for processing (via a system window), a prompt to add images by dragging and dropping them into the area, and a button to download sample RAW images. Image thumbnail display area: Shows thumbnails of added images sorted by shooting date.

A menu lets you display images by the date they were taken (default setting) or by file name (alphabetical order from A>Z or Z>A).

Secondary toolbar: Includes a button to add images for processing via a system window, and a button to remove all previously added images from DxO PureRAW.

Main toolbar: Allows you to start processing selected photos display and manage DxO Optics Modules sort the display of processed and non-processed images specify the number of selected images select images display the contents of the destination folder for processed images in a system window and export images to third-party software.

Menu bar: Contains the PureRAW and Help (Mac) or File and Help (PC) menus.

The Adding and selecting photos screen is divided into 5 sections (from top to bottom): Adding and selecting photos screen (Mac) Adding and selecting photos screen (PC) This interface is divided into two screens:Īdding and selecting photos Adding and selecting photos screen In this section, you will explore the DxO PureRAW interface used in standalone mode.

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