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Bibble 4.98 or light room? (For window XP)

 
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Jun 09, 2007 22:14 |  #1

WHich one do you recommend? :D Thanks


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Jun 10, 2007 00:43 |  #2

very soon will be out bibble 5
and it will be amazing believe me


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Jun 10, 2007 01:40 |  #3

Bibble for the price simply can not be beat. Great people that run the business on top of their amazing product!


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Jun 10, 2007 04:54 |  #4

Mike Fulton wrote in post #3351310 (external link)
Bibble for the price simply can not be beat. Great people that run the business on top of their amazing product!

the 5 version is being out:lol: :lol: :lol:


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Jun 10, 2007 08:16 |  #5

mantra wrote in post #3351753 (external link)
the 5 version is being out:lol: :lol: :lol:

It's out? I don't see it.


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Jun 10, 2007 08:25 |  #6

Lightroom is the easiest to use , you can try a free down load and look at www.lightroomkillertip​s.com (external link) . The easy way to learn and is free.


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Jun 10, 2007 08:27 |  #7

Bibble is very good now after I spent time with the trial. When I first tried it early last year I didn't like it. Lightroom is very good but when I tried it I didn't like it even tho many do. I will get Bibble when v5.0 is available. You have to try both and see which you prefer. Either will do a great job.


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Jun 10, 2007 09:31 as a reply to  @ condyk's post |  #8

gregster wrote in post #3352316 (external link)
It's out? I don't see it.

nope
is not out

but is going to be out at the end of summer


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Jun 11, 2007 14:13 |  #9

Is there any news on what version 5 is going to be like?


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