Outdoor > PhaseOne P45 > Pictures > iPad?

[spassig]

Hello

Is there outdoor a solution available to view or store P45 files on iPad.

Jochen

[gebseng]

Only when tethered to a PC or Mac running Capture One

[gebseng]

https://www.phaseone.com/en/CO8/capture-pilot

[spassig]

@gebseng

Thanks for feedback.

I need the iPad outdoor to view the pictures from the P45 during a trip.
a) Teetering isn't a solution.
b) Capture Pilot isn't a solution.

I thought import via card reader but this doesn't work.
The quality of preview very bad.

Someone wrote I need Adobe RAW Plugin from Lightroom CC.
I doens't find this in App Store

Jochen

[akpo]

You can try shooting to a eyefi/wifi enabled SD or CF card (if CF-only there are CF-SD adapters) and then save/send the .jpgs over to the phone/tablet/etc.

[Joe Towner]

You can try shooting to a eyefi/wifi enabled SD or CF card (if CF-only there are CF-SD adapters) and then save/send the .jpgs over to the phone/tablet/etc.

I'm not sure it would work with an EyeFi. If you were able to get it onto the ipad (whole file), what would you open it with? The Adobe RAW Plugin is for PC/Mac only, I'd try to import it into the Photos app, but if it doesn't support IIQ, it won't work.

You may need to pick up a slate computer like the Surface, or a Macbook/Macbook Air sized machine.  Are you trying to view the shots while shooting or at the end of the day?

[akpo]

I don't know about Phase One backs but my Mamiya ZD/GFX/every other digital camera out there has both the RAW+JPG (change jpg size to whatever your phone/tablet can handle) and I wifi the jpg over for quick preview/edits/social media on mobile.  No need to edit the RAWs till I get home or back to a place where I have a high end laptop/dedicated PC.

And LR for iOS/android plus a host of other apps provide raw editing capabilities.  The iPad Pro will run LR more efficiently than LR on PC.  I just prefer my PC/laptop for the screen and connectivity to hard drives though.

[spassig]

You can try shooting to a eyefi/wifi enabled SD or CF card (if CF-only there are CF-SD adapters) and then save/send the .jpgs over to the phone/tablet/etc.

Thanks for feedback.
I read lot of threads about Eye-Fi-Cards.
Most of them describe problems.
I don‘t test the same problems.

Jochen

[akpo]

I use both eyefi and toshiba's own version (air).  They both have slight issues sometimes but can be fixed with simple resets and what not.

[spassig]

I use both eyefi and toshiba's own version (air).  They both have slight issues sometimes but can be fixed with simple resets and what not.

On the eyefi-card must be a server?
Must I buy toshiba air in App Store?
I found lot of toshiba ... in App Store but which is the right?

Jochen

[landscapephoto]

Disclaimer: I don't have a P45.

Presumably, it should be possible to transfer the data to the iPad with the camera kit and an USB card reader: put the CF card into the card reader, attach the card reader to the camera kit and the iPad should read what is in the dcim folder. Alternatively, use a SD card via a SD to CF adapter in the P45, I use one of those in my Hasselblad. That is my idea to solve the first part of the puzzle. I may be wrong, but it is worth a try. It is much simpler than playing with eye-fi cards.

The second part of the puzzle is to get the iPad to do something with the P45 raw file (the P45 does not output jpegs, right?). That might prove more difficult, as the Phase one raw format is not recognised by Apple, as far as I know.

[spassig]

@all

I test Lightroom CC.
I send some pictures from iMac to iPad via Mail.
Some have suffix TIF, some have suffix IIQ.
I change someone to IIQ in Finder.
The suffix TIF is standard on iMac.
(On digiback P45 the format is set IIQ. When I import the pictures to iMac they come as TIF).
When I open the files in LR I see someone with label TIF, something with label RAW.
The metadata info show TIF or IIQ, but not in in logically behavior.
Lightroom CC show TIF or IIQ files without picture errors.
I prefer card reader for outdoor shooting.

Jochen