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Dec 09, 2007 07:54 |  #1

Bibble is the best RAW processor in my opinion having tested them all. i want a uniform workflow for my DSLR and G9 shots and have been waiting for an upgrade to Bibble to accommodate G9. liooks like it'll be here very soon. meanwhile there is a test version click (external link)


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Dec 09, 2007 08:07 |  #2

Condy, I've never heard of Bibble before, but just had a quick look on bibblelabs.com. If you've been a keen user of ACR or DPP before, what advantages do you believe bibblelabs have?


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Dec 09, 2007 08:16 |  #3

DPP is excellent conversion but the interface and facilities are basic. ACR in CS2 at least just doesn't reproduce as good as DPP, Bibble or some others. Bibble has excellent facilities that are easy to use and it does very good conversions. CS2 hads basically become the application I use to put a frame on the shot and then convert for web ;-)a Download the trial and do a compare. That is what I did with all the RAW converters. Well worth the money. I have Bibble Pro. Same workflow for both makes life easier, but you could do the same with DPP if you like it..


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Dec 09, 2007 08:29 |  #4

Yeah.. I've always liked DPP for it's accurate colours, although I've found ACR to be much more feature rich. My workflow usually involves putting everything through ACR, and for the shots which I know ACR won't be able to dish out the goods on (usually due to weird colours), I then throw those particular shots into DPP.

I personally love DPP and I have no issues with my workflow with it.. just that I find it lacks a few features I find critical at times (such as highlight recovery) which ACR (and Bibble it seems) has..

I'll take your advice and download the trial sometime. :)


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