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DxOMark and its corporate partnership with DxO Labs

DxO Labs and DxOMark: What is the difference?

Thanks to DxO Labs, DxOMark publishes information about camera sensor and camera lens tests and comparisons. This information is free and open to photography journalists and the general public. DxOMark is supported by the technical and scientific expertise of DxO Labs.

About DxO Labs

DxO Labs is a high-tech imaging solution company that serves:

• The imaging industry (digital camera and mobile phone manufacturers, for example)
• Photo enthusiasts, through products such as DxO Optics Pro and DxO Filmpack

DxO Labs provides an image quality evaluation solution called DxO Analyzer for such manufacturers and organizations as NASA, HTC, Nikon, Kodak, Fujifilm, Panasonic, Olympus, Samsung, etc. 

DxO Labs is an active member of a number of international standardization associations such as the CPIQ working group, an initiative driven by the International Imaging Industry Association.

Click here to learn more about DxO Labs.