Please: overview of available R-D1 raw convertors

[barjohn]

Try Bibble Pro it has the RAW converter and many other features and is reasonably priced. You can run both a PC and a MAC version on the same license.

 

[mwooten]

Here comes the 1.0 production release of Lightroom! Price is $299 with a limited offer at $199 for early adopters. I have absolutely zero patience for the user interface of the Epson software (at least on a Mac), and since Aperture won't read Epson RAW, I've learned to love Lightroom.

See here for more on the upcoming production release: http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070128-8720.html

I agree, and I pre-ordered my copy of Lightroom from Amazon today. There is also a sort of interesting interview with Lightroom's daddy on http://www.since1968.com/ .

Michael

 

[espressogeek]

I have not used bible on the epson files yet. But I was always floored with the pure speed of bible. Lightroom was decent but since most of the features made it into CS3 and bridge I don't see a compelling reason to invest in it. I could change my tune later. I LOVE aperture but since apple doesn't support Epson files I find it useless from time to time.

 

[crusius]

Try Bibble Pro it has the RAW converter and many other features and is reasonably priced. You can run both a PC and a MAC version on the same license.

And a Linux version too (that's how I use it).

It has grown into a really nice application since I started to use it (it was the only game in town for Linux, maybe it still is), incorporating a lot of tools that are really useful: noise reduction, healing/cloning, etc.

- Cesar

 

[lhsa]

this is a complete noob question, but what's the difference between photoshop and lightroom?