Tone compensation can also be overridden to give you cooler images or to really saturate them. Bibble is also ICC Compliant. On the options menu, you may chose which abstract space you want to work with n Bibble. When you save 16 bits files they will be saved in this color space for the most accurate possible editing in other ICC compliant programs. Bibble will also allow you to apply monitor calibration to your images if you have an .icm file for you monitor.
Some profiles produce overly bright results.
If this happens to you, please use default color correction instead and email the profile to help me fix this issue. With bibble, you may now use your computer firewire interface to either shoot directly to the computer or to browse images on the card in your camera. To convert a batch of .nef, merely put them all in the same directory, load up bible and select the batch conversion menu option. Bibble will process all the files in the input directory and place them in the output directory with the same name and different extension. The current options will be used, as will the last Jpeg save percentage.