The yearly TIPA World Awards covers 40 categories, including Best Imaging Software Professional – the prize awarded to DxO PhotoLab 6 this year. This makes the TIPA World Awards a reliable resource for photographers of all levels from enthusiasts to professionals, and means that customers can rest assured they’re buying the right kit. Since 1991, its Technical Committee has drawn expertise from respected imaging experts and journalists from around the globe before singling out the very best cameras, lenses, lighting accessories - and of course image editing software. The Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) has been rewarding photo and imaging excellence for more than three decades. This is the fourth year running that PhotoLab has been awarded by TIPA for ensuring “photographers to get utmost quality from their RAW files,” a testament to the software’s enduring reputation for technical quality and creative freedom. Paris (France): DxO Labs, the company behind some of the world’s most innovative photo-editing software, is proud to announce that DxO PhotoLab 6 has received a prestigious 2023 TIPA World Award for Best Imaging Software Professional. As the most advanced, end-to-end, RAW photo editing software on the market, this is the fourth consecutive year it has won - and the eighth in total.
The best part is that you can find out on your own with their fully functioning 30-day trial.ġ8 th April 2023, Thanks to its combination of new features and enduring popularity with exacting photographers, DxO PhotoLab has again been crowned TIPA’s Best Imaging Software Professional. It has everything you'd expect in a good photo editor and so much more. Their Deepprime feature has been a game changer for a lot of people. We have found PhotoLab to have the best tools for photo editing in the industry. However, in software, it's a bit different. When it comes to hardware, pretty much everything new wins an award. Our favourite photo editor DxO PhotoLab has won the award for best imaging software by TIPA for the 4th time (Sorry Adobe).
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