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Barry, I completely agree.

On April 3rd, 2008 b shaw says:

I really like the DxO tools for perspective control. And if they have the lens, I like the distortion correction. Problem is, they don't have enough. So, you're right on target when you say, they have interesting ideas - and your right on target when the reality is, they don't have the complete set of software modules.

There are some developments with RT. For example, Gabor et. al. are working to add batch processing. So, at least it's a baby step closer to adding some LR capabilities. Like you, I value that competition to keep pressure on the big boys.

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