First of all Photoshop cannot read/see a RAW file so you need to process the file into a format that Photoshop can work with. I've never heard of the program Bibble....my own digi came with software to process images with. I think it's safe to assume that most camera's come with something of the sort. I've only shot RAW format a few times, they are exceedingly large and superfine or fine (which in my digi are tiff's) seem to give exceptional quality. Once a RAW file is processed into another format you can then bring you image into Photoshop for post-processing work....there is no law that all of it has to be done in the software that came with the computer, or with this proggie Bibble that you mention.

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