Which RAW programs for mac..

behyx · 9th January 2006

I've tried the trial version of Capture one pro for mac and i love it. When it expired, i switched to Bibblepro. However i realized that it always pose a problem.. Some of my pictures turn out like this:

This is a cropped version of the original picture. What can i do to Bibble to rectify the problem? Or even, what other good RAW converters are there for mac?

espn · 9th January 2006

Try Aperture, been giving it a go when I visit the mac shop @ Funan. Pity it can't run on my PB

behyx · 9th January 2006

Mine is a imac G5, but running on a panther only... aperture requires a tiger..

Castlesinthesky · 9th January 2006

c1 pro's the only way to go. I've got aperture and c1pro, but i find myself turning back to c1 pro more, even though i do like the way aperture functions.

Apeture though not unreasonable in processing raw files, is still however slower than c1 pro when doing so though.

behyx · 9th January 2006

Originally Posted by Castlesinthesky

c1 pro's the only way to go. I've got aperture and c1pro, but i find myself turning back to c1 pro more, even though i do like the way aperture functions.

Apeture though not unreasonable in processing raw files, is still however slower than c1 pro when doing so though.

Sigh, C1 pro is very expensive to buy.. 400+ euros that is?

Castlesinthesky · 9th January 2006

Yea, around there... but of course it's reasonable if you're able to work out the cost pretty well, i.e. recover the investment

BTW my previous comment refers to that of a pbook 1.67ghz

madmacs · 9th January 2006

adobe is scheduled to release lightroom beta download on jan 10. supposed to compete with aperture.

http://labs.macromedia.com/technologies/lightroom/

update: beta is available for download at http://labs.macromedia.com/

nightwolf75 · 10th January 2006

Originally Posted by behyx

Sigh, C1 pro is very expensive to buy.. 400+ euros that is?

bro, u can check out CP. i think they carry C1pro. u can find the box alongside the olympus display shelf along the corridor.

(*psst.. wah. turning pro already?)

bravohd · 10th January 2006

Originally Posted by madmacs

adobe is scheduled to release lightroom beta download on jan 10. supposed to compete with aperture.

http://labs.macromedia.com/technologies/lightroom/

update: beta is available for download at http://labs.macromedia.com/

Ya can't wait to get my hand on one.

behyx · 10th January 2006

hehe thanks guys

nightwolf75, more assignments on the way = more $! hehhe..

Anyway can anybody rectify the problem in my picture on post #1? Is it a problem with my camera or my RAW software?
Color space wise, well i standardize all to be adobeRGB 1998. I tried the same picture with Bibble and photoshop RAW and they give the same result. However with C1pro, the problem is solved! But the sad thing is, trial period over, i can't process the file.

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espn Deregistered Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Planet Nikon Posts: 22,045	Re: Which RAW programs for mac.. Try Aperture, been giving it a go when I visit the mac shop @ Funan. Pity it can't run on my PB

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Castlesinthesky Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth,Heaven and Beyond Posts: 789	Re: Which RAW programs for mac.. c1 pro's the only way to go. I've got aperture and c1pro, but i find myself turning back to c1 pro more, even though i do like the way aperture functions. Apeture though not unreasonable in processing raw files, is still however slower than c1 pro when doing so though.

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Castlesinthesky Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth,Heaven and Beyond Posts: 789	Re: Which RAW programs for mac.. Yea, around there... but of course it's reasonable if you're able to work out the cost pretty well, i.e. recover the investment BTW my previous comment refers to that of a pbook 1.67ghz Last edited by Castlesinthesky; 9th January 2006 at 08:34 PM.

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madmacs Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 5,437	Re: Which RAW programs for mac.. adobe is scheduled to release lightroom beta download on jan 10. supposed to compete with aperture. http://labs.macromedia.com/technologies/lightroom/ update: beta is available for download at http://labs.macromedia.com/ Last edited by madmacs; 10th January 2006 at 12:25 AM.

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behyx Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 180 Joo Chiat Road Posts: 2,579	Which RAW programs for mac.. I've tried the trial version of Capture one pro for mac and i love it. When it expired, i switched to Bibblepro. However i realized that it always pose a problem.. Some of my pictures turn out like this: This is a cropped version of the original picture. What can i do to Bibble to rectify the problem? Or even, what other good RAW converters are there for mac? __________________ \| INTERIOR \| GOURMET \| WEDDING \| www.danielbeh.com \| BLOG \|

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behyx Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: 180 Joo Chiat Road Posts: 2,579	Re: Which RAW programs for mac.. hehe thanks guys nightwolf75, more assignments on the way = more $! hehhe.. Anyway can anybody rectify the problem in my picture on post #1? Is it a problem with my camera or my RAW software? Color space wise, well i standardize all to be adobeRGB 1998. I tried the same picture with Bibble and photoshop RAW and they give the same result. However with C1pro, the problem is solved! But the sad thing is, trial period over, i can't process the file. __________________ \| INTERIOR \| GOURMET \| WEDDING \| www.danielbeh.com \| BLOG \|