Guy Mancuso
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Hrumph - I would be as well!Woooohoooooo !!!!! You don't need to shoot RAW + Jpeg !!!!!!!! I just imported G1 RAW file onto the iPad, went to a third party App to edit.
I am TOTALLY PSYCHED !!!!!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
That is what I was looking forUwe - this is an excerpt from the DPReview post....I think it is only a matter of time until an App is written
"Interestingly, when the D700 is connected to the iPad, it is still fully functional. So it can take pictures. Pictures taken show up on the iPad as thumbnails immediately. This sounds encouraging for using the iPad as a real-time viewer. Unfortunately, in order to see the image full screen you have to import it and then view it in the Photos app. This is too laborious to be useful. Perhaps someone will write an app to make a viewer out of the iPad."
Now if I get one of these new fangled iPad devices ...
Can I upload files to the iPad and then send them to an off-sight storage site? Like if I shot all day on a trip, or a destination wedding, and then that
evening I sent them to one of my on-line storage vaults over-night while I slept ... would that work?
What do you need to do that besides the iPad?
Inquiring small minds want to know
-Marc
Trying loading a Phase file.Jono - I don't plan on doing much editing with the iPad. However, on a casual weekend away when I am taking some pictures, my friends or family would like to see the shots or have me email some to them. This way I can load up the files. Pick some that they would want. Make some basic crops or corrections (enough to satisfy them for screen viewing in email) and send the files on. I could see the scenario that I would want to upload a few files to the forum. However, for the moment that can't be done (as the upload controls are grayed out when you try to - someone need to modify forum software to interact with iPad or write an app for that).
:ROTFL:Trying loading a Phase file.
Correct. To view the files you just import them. You can see on the import screen shots the thumbnails and then you can see on the bridge shot where I was just viewing the file (I just hadn't rotated the iPad for landscape)Okay, so I'm sure I understand. if I import RAW files it will be possible to view them--or only in, for instance, the app you mention? Or did I miss something?
Ahem......Went back up to your (Terry) first post--and as I read it, you import, open with Photogene if you want to process a bit, but for just viewing and culling, you can open in the Photo app and just view, delete? I'm thinking more along the lines of Jono's scenario.
Diane
Jono's scenario is worth the price on its own to me but having a tethered instant view when doing landscape or portrait photography could be a big help on location.......maybe something like this to be modified to attach to a tripod.I'm thinking more along the lines of Jono's scenario.
Diane
Now, that would be great as my 5D is still CF only--I don't even know where my USB cord is for it LOL.I had a DOH!!!! moment on my way to work. I forgot to test and see if I could hook up a CF card reader to the USB adapter and import files that way. Better solution than hooking the camera to the iPad. Will try that tonight.