So, Adobe buys Pixmantec’s technologies (as if the significance matters), and the world ends in a fireball. Well, not quite, but the net would have you believe so. Adobe is the devil and owns all that is evil. Anyways, the up and comer that is Bibblelabs takes advantage of the situation and offers RSP licensed users a discounted upgrade to Bibble Pro. “Good for them!” I thought. Smart play all around. I used to use Bibble Lite back in the Linux desktop days and was happy with what I saw, but annoyed that I couldn’t migrate that license to Windows, so I went elsewhere. A lot has changed since then, not the least of which is Bibble now includes Noise Ninja, a software package I was going to purchase anyways! Heck, might has well give them a try again, even go the Pro line.
It took about 20 seconds after installing to find it was worthless to me. Doesn’t support DNG RAW files. Cruel irony. I’ve converted all my Pentax PEF files to DNG and deleted the originals, thinking it was a clear choice, given the ease of support and the 50% disk space savings. No such luck converting DNG back to PEF either, why the hell would anyone want to do that? Showed them.
If anyone’s reading this, and would like Bibblelabs to support DNG files in their products, please, let them know it. Enough requests and they’ll do it.
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