Après une attente sans fin, la version définitive de Bibble 5.2.3 vient de sortir.
Énorme déception pour moi. Si l'A77 est "reconnu", ou du moins ses raw, l'appareil n'apparait pas dans la partie "détails" et l'objectif n'existe ni dans cette partie, ni dans les métadonnées. On ne peut donc vraiment dire que l'A77 est "supporté"

Edit : Je viens de regarder dans les "profiles" enregistrés dans les bases de données de Bibble et il n'y a pas trace d'un A77... Aucun espoir d'avoir une amélioration du dématriçage (actuellement).
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Changes in Bibble 5.2.3
New Camera Support
Olympus E-P3, E-PL3, E-PM1, XZ-1
Panasonic G3, GF1
Leica V-LUX 2, D-LUX 5
Nikon D5100, P7100, V1, J1
Sony A-77, A-65, NEX-5N (voir ma note, le support du A77 - et sans doute des autres boîtiers - est très très relatif)
Camera Changes
Updated WB & WB Preset values for the D7000
Updated White & Black levels for D7000 as well as interpolation parameters
The wrong camera profile was being returned for the E-600
Color handling improvements for Canon 7D
Color Management Improvements
Color handling improvements
Ability to apply custom camera profiles.
Crash Prevention & Improvements
Loads of memory leaks fixed
Fix for deallock on 1 core computers
Many scheduling improvements, especially on 1 and 2 core systems
Works with OSX 10.7 (Lion)
Other Improvements
Open in External Editor command
click the RGB status color well for options
0001579: introduce three colors for Keywords panel
Added a Blacks slider for adjusting the Black Point
slider from 'Range' to 'Fill Range' and remove the Fill Contrast dropdown
RAW Noise Suppression
There is one new control on the Basic tool panel, and several on the Details -> Sharpen & Noise panel. The Details panel controls are as follows:
Raw Impulse Noise Removal - turning this on tells Bibble to look for stuck or dead pixels and remove them - not just those due to defective photosites on sensors, but also due to high ISO noise. Some cameras, like newer Canon's, show a lot of this type of noise starting around ISO 800.
RAW Noise - this is a "RAW Level" denoising process before demosaicing. Checkbox turns it on or off, slider controls strength (really just blending back the original).
Threshold - Tells Bibble how much noise there is, or where the signal to noise ratio is. Use higher settings for noisier images. It's already biased by image settings (ISO), so it expects ISO 3200 to be noisier than ISO 100.
Note also that you can't do 'RAW Noise' without also doing Impulse Noise Removal (but you can do Impulse removal without doing RAW Noise.
For this whole RAW noise stuff, our aim is NOT to do away with Noise Ninja. In fact, the pair should work really well together.