on 28/1/03 11:17 am, Jack Lowe wrote:
> Whilst we are on the subject of MacBibble, I was trying to install it on a > client's system last week and we were going to run through it together. > Time got the better of us at the end of the day and we couldn't immediately > see how to make it work. > > I thought it would appear within PS as a Plug-in filter or an import > function but we couldn't see it. I had the same problem when I fist installed the software. I could not see what it did or how to change the settings. I run it as a stand alone program, I think there is a way of runing so if you point Photoshop at a NEF file it will launch automatically. I had that set once but now Nikon View seems to have taken over. To launch the program click on the icon of a RGB matrix. You should get a "MacBibble Status" box and the menues. File > Browse and point it at a folder of NEF files. Then go back to File> Options. This opens the General Options box. In this box make sure the "Preview Options" box is checked. Then return to the browser box. Now if you double click any of the thumbnails, the General Options box will open and you can start playing around with the options. On my machine I need to make sure that the preview screen has redrawn before changing an option. If not the program will sulk. When you are happy with the options click OK and the image is "processed" Then click File> and choose the save options. There are also the options for batch processing. Here you need to unclick the "Preview Option" for unattended processing to the settings you have chosen. Or keep it clicked so you can adjust each file individually. There is not much more to the software other than the "General Options" settings which you need set to all your own prefferences. Ian -- Ian Goodrick, Tel/Fax +44 (0) 1474 333066 Ian Goodrick Photography, Mobile 07860 362322 Gravesend, Kent, UK =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
