This feature lets photographers add, delete, or rename keywords assigned to one or several images simultaneously. PhotoLab 3 introduced the DxO ColorWheel, an innovative and visual-based approach to color management, optimized the repair tool, and created a new Local Adjustment Mask Manager. In addition to the search criteria that are already available in the DxO PhotoLibrary (metadata, shooting parameters, folders, etc.), DxO PhotoLab 3.1 has now added keyword management, which was previously only available in its macOS version, to its Windows version. Photlab 3.1 from DxO is essentially a raw editor, living in a similar space to Lightroom, Luminar 4, On1, Capture One, and Affinity Photo, to name the most prominent editors. While generally, all these programs encompass the major features of king of the hill Lightroom, they all offer some unique features that Lightroom doesn't offer. This latest version of Photolab has evolved in several ways.
It was a capable program then, with lots of room to grow, and grow it has, turning more and more heads of photographers looking for alternatives to the Adobe suite of tools. We took a look at the first offering of Photolab back in 2007.
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