Uniquely Powerful Plug-ins

Bibble 5 includes the industry's most advanced, best integrated plug-in interface, providing photographers with unique, totally non-destructive access to third party image editing tools.

Plug-ins in Bibble 5 are no different than the built-in adjustment tools - all tools and plug-ins work seamlessly with Bibble 5's undo/redo and editing History tools, may be applied or changed in any order, and don't ever require creating intermediate image files.

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Wavelet Sharpen 2 - Wavelet Based Sharpening

This Plugins brings the popular wavelet sharpening algorithmn to Bibble, when used with mild settings, it gives a really good sharpening effects, some users even claim that it can rescue out of focus shots. Also, Wavelet Shapen brings a large radius...

by: Spoilerhead

updated: Jul 3rd, 2010Bibble 5.1 Ready

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Rey - Red Eye Remover

After applying a layer for the eye(s), the three containing sliders adjust the detection of the red pupil, a threshold for not changing other colors like skin and the black value for the new pupils color.

by: tin.tin

updated: Jun 9th, 2010Bibble 5.1 Ready

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Bathsheba - Black and White converter based on color temperature

Some sliders allow the user to play with a curve for adjusting the sensibility to the temperature of colors.

by: Thomas Baruchel

updated: Feb 19th, 2010

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MBEqualizer - Manipulate different light bands

MBEqualizer change the amount of light in 11 different bands. Useful to recover highlights or to brighten part of the picture without changing the overall exposure.

by: in_04 (Markus)

updated: Mar 22nd, 2010

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GradFilter - Graduated Neutral Density Filter

GradFilter simulates a graduated neutral density filter. GradFilter Pro (US$20) extends support to allow multiple graduated filters of any color, on any layer. Either plugin can be used, for example, to darken a bright sky or brighten a dark subject...

by: Roger Barnes

updated: Jun 9th, 2010Bibble 5.1 Ready

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Notice: The plugins shown on this page are not created by Bibble Labs, Inc and are not tested or warranted by Bibble Labs. These plugins are created, sold, and supported by the developers of the individual plugins.