What You Need to Know About Printing Photos in DxO PhotoLab

In this video, we examine how to print photos using DxO PhotoLab and, more importantly, what you need to know to reproduce accurate colours in your prints.
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[@johnpurcellpurcell5207]

Well,I don’t have DxO and. Suspect most others don’t have it also…are there some general,or generic tips for us out here in digiland?

[@RobinWhalley]

There are a lot of people who do use DxO PhotoLab and who have been asking for this which is why I did it.
If you want something more generic then try this ua-cam.com/video/UVgOynitmB8/v-deo.html although it does use Lightroom.

[@neilt]

That all seems much more complex than printing within Windows.

[@RobinWhalley]

As I can't see the layout of the Windows interface I don't know how much different it would be. Despite this, you would still need to adjust the same colour management settings so it may be that you are just more familiar with Windows/your print driver.