Adobe Photoshop is the industry gold-standard (I'll get a bit of flack for that statement I'm sure).
There's a very inexpensive but well thought out program called Bibble which I tried out a few months ago. It worked great on PC but had no end of problems on the Mac Powerbook.
www.bibblelabs.com
Laurenz Bobke <laurenzb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm very happy with my new Minolta 7d and especially the RAW files it produces. I find that I almost always prefer the result of a few adjustments to the jpg file the camera takes at the same time.However, I'm not quite sure about the perfect software for converting and adjusting raw files.Currently I'm mostly using an evaluation copy of the Dimage Master Software, which is easy to use and gives great results.On the other hand, it's quite expensive and the user interface is a nightmare: loads of palettes cluttering the space on my monitor.The Dimage viewer that comes with the camera is pretty useless.I have also tried Raw Shooter essentials, but although the interface is much tidier, I miss some functions like the histogramme in Dimage Master.Any recommendations from list embers more experienced with working on raw files?Laurenz
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Herschel Mair
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Head of the Department of Photography,
Higher College of Technology
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Sultanate of Oman
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