Can you also control the camera from the iPad (as with phocus 2.6 {when we get it} on Hasselblads)?
Can you do anything like this with CaptureShop/ Lightroom/?
Not yet, but as with any version 1.X of a piece of software I think it's fair to assume that this is just the beginning and that more features/utility will be added. I can't speak to this specific feature other than to say Phase is considering many very cool ideas of where to take this new application. Given the sex appeal and high utility value of this particular area of software I think you'll see a lot invested here.
You can however:
- set a password (for sensitive shoots)
- select to only share certain folders of your shoot, or smart albums such as "five star images", "green tagged images", etc etc
- zoom to 100% ON the ipad with accurate 100% view of the image
- see all image adjustments (e.g. contrast, curves, etc) made on the computer reflected on the iPad nearly instantly
- view (or not) an accurate histogram of the image
- view (or not) images as they come in in real time
- view past shoots (e.g. for client demos/pre-production meetings)
- lock (using the iOS preference) the orientation or allow the screen to be rotated to fit the image best
- use it with ANY Capture One supported file, meaning tethered or untethered shoots with Canon/Nikon/Leaf/Phase/Mamiya
- in almost all cases use this right "out of the box" without plugins or configurations (other than changing the OSX internet sharing preference if needed), just download the iphone app, and push "start server" in Capture One
So if you give this to an art Director you, as one example) can elect to only have the green-tagged images shown (so that images coming in do not show up in real time, including the "oops" images) and have your base style (e.g. slightly desaturated contrasty image with a slight vignette and a boost to the quarter tones) already on the images that they are viewing, including any per-image tweaks (e.g. 0.3 stop exposure push). This will give the Art Director a very refined view of the shoot in progress AND they don't have to be at the computer, or right next to the camera LCD to view it - in fact they can be a hundred yards away in the break room (anywhere the wifi network reaches).
So it's great already, and more to come in the future!
Doug Peterson
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