How can the two applications be combined to be as productive as possible? First of all, we need to define the exact role of each one: Similarly, if you apply a black & white conversion in Lightroom, and open the RAW file in DxO PhotoLab, you will not see the image in black and white, but rather in its original colors. In concrete terms, if you change, for example, the blue sky in DxO PhotoLab, and then open the same RAW file in Lightroom, you will not see the correction.
Indeed, the rendering of a RAW file in DxO PhotoLab will not be the same as in Lightroom and vice-versa the same is true for corrections. However, each of these programs is based on its own engine for demosaicing and processing RAW files, and they are not compatible.
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