I have a question about image resampling (down and up) on MAC. I recently switched to MAC and don't really know everything that's out there for the platform. I used to use Picture Windows Pro on Windows; it is very comprehensive and does everything I need but there are no plans to port it to MAC.
Let me add that I am a photo amateur and will not spend $1000 (cdn) on Photoshop. I am certain it's everything everyone says it is, but it would be foolish for me to spend that amount of money for my purposes.
I am considering using Bibble (currently testing) and like it. But it's resampling (especially uprezzing) tools are not sophisticated. It also doesn't do perspective control but there's a $10 plug-in that does what I need. I am also considering Lightzone as image editor as there aren't many 16-bit editors for MAC right now. (That I have found, I should add. It's quite possible that I missed something.) However, Lightzone also does not support uprezzing at this time. I suspect that it eventually will. Is there a Bibble plug-in or even stand-alone MAC tool that does uprezzing (at least Bicubic, if not genuine fractals) out there? This will likely be a stop gap solution for me since I am certain that a future Bibble or LZ release will address this.
I know about running Windows on the MAC but will not do that, if for no other reason than it means another $120 for Parallels and $200 odd more for XP. I am trying to simplify my life, not complicate it.
Thanks.