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Price (incl.VAT) £ 129.95 Price (incl.VAT) 169,99 Euro Contact Information for Press and Users Application Systems London 788-790 Finchley Road GB-NW11 London Tel/Fax: +44-207 1486440 E-Mail [email protected] 3 Application Systems London Bibble 5 Pro Retail RAW image management and photographic workflow at the speed of Bibble 5 is an ambitious project to On high-end computers, Bibble 5 is revolutionize Digital Photographic eight times faster than the next closest Workflow. application, and up to 80 times faster Complete Selective editing - apply than many other applications, while essentially any image adjustment to still being perfectly responsive and the whole image, or just a portion of usable on older hardware or very light- the image. weight computers like notebooks and Bibble 5 offers some of the most ad- even netbooks. vanced image editing tools available, paired with the most advanced selec- tive editing capabilities the industry has seen. Together, these provide more freedom and better images on every frame. Bibble 5‘s asset management tools make it simple to organize your photo collection whether you‘ve been shoo- ting for a few weeks or many years. Bibble 5 is designed for speed: impor- Manual: English (digital) ting, exporting, and on-screen adjust- ments happen at blazing speeds. Package: English Software: English Art.-Nr.: 4400 Features EAN: 4041377401232 Developer Bibble Labs • Import and work with all your photo- images to choose among similar Publisher : Bibble Labs graphic files images, or ‚Unlock‘ the displays to fo- • Organize your photographic Library cus on different portions of different across many independent catalogs images • Search and browse multiple Catalogs • Simultaneously Browse & Search one simultaneously or more Catalogs using shooting info • Browse by shooting info, metadata, (EXIF), IPTC data, Ratings and Key- ratings, tags, and color labels, and words keywords • Hotkey editor allowing you to assign • Apply essentially any image adjust- shortcuts to your favorite functions ment selectively through Bibble 5‘s • Intelligent renamer works during im- System requirements innovative Layers & Regions port, export or while browsing your • Add, Delete, Rename, and Re-order Library Mac OS X 10.4.0, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Layers & Regions in the Layer Mana- • Includes the industry‘s only RAW- Windows 7, Linux ger level plug-in interface • Group many adjustments into a sin- • Presets that can include image set- gle Layer with many Regions tings & metadata which work alone • Image Comparison View: View one or or as part of a batch import or export. several images at a time. ‚Lock‘ several Simple but powerful Preset creation displays together to zoom and pan and management tools. Price (incl.VAT) £ 129.95 Price (incl.VAT) 169,99 Euro Contact Information for Press and Users Application Systems London 788-790 Finchley Road GB-NW11 London Tel/Fax: +44-207 1486440 E-Mail [email protected] 4 Application Systems London BoinxTV Live television studio for the Mac - Live to Disk, Internet and Stage BoinxTV is an amazing audiovisual mi- xing tool for recording video podcasts, sports events, concerts, interviews, sermons, lectures, speeches, seminars and more using just your Mac and up to three cameras. A simple and acessible user interface will allow a single person to operate BoinxTV during the recording session. Because it runs on a MacBook Pro it can be used in the field easily. Video podcasters currently have to spend many hours editing their takes to get a professional looking result. Post-production is a time-consuming part of their workflow. BoinxTV is a game changer. BoinxTV turns your Mac into a live-production studio and can reduce your overall production time Manual: English (digital) dramatically. Package: English Software: English Art.-Nr.: 4449 Features EAN: Developer Boinx Software Chroma Key supplied with QuickTime driver) and Publisher : Boinx Software • Substitute the studio background many more. with a movie, image or a camera • Screen grabbing to include video input. chats (Skype, iChat) and presentation • Sophisticated chroma keying with slides (PowerPoint, Keynote). green or blue screen or any other • Apply core video filters to any video color. source to create amazing effects. • Artificial shadow suggests depth. • Play back any (unprotected) Quick- • Support for “Veescope Key‘s Softlyght Time movie. keyer for BoinxTV“ Audio Input Video Input • Use any audio device available in System requirements • Use QuickTime compatible video your system. sources such as DV cameras with • Integrate with Soundflower and other Mac OS X 10.5, Mac OS X 10.6 FireWire (sometimes called i.Link or audio routing utilities for audio inter- IEEE1394), HDV cameras (if • they views with Skype, iChat and others.
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