If you haven’t seen Phase One’s “Capture Pilot” yet, then you are missing out on a great tool for use during shoots. It’s not just a viewing tool , it now has camera control as well all through your iPad or iPhone. It can be used with most common brands of DSLR cameras. All you need is the Phase One ” Capture One” software and the free app.
Here’s the link to the Capture Pilot App
If you haven’t seen Phase One’s “Capture Pilot” yet, then you are missing out on a great tool for use during shoots. It’s not just a viewing tool , it now has camera control as well all through your iPad or iPhone. It can be used with most common brands of DSLR cameras. All you need is the Phase One ” Capture One” software and the free app.
Here’s the link to the Capture Pilot App
It doesn’t really :
iPad 2 can save an image up to 16 megapixels.
If your image is larger than your iPad supports, the image will be downsampled to the maximum supported megapixels.
You can also run into some problems with image files from iPhoto being synced via iTunes. If the longest dimension is greater than 2048 your photos will be downsized to that limitation.
Using an app like DropBox will get around this ‘feature‘
Hope this helps — kinda, sorta, maybe 
It doesn’t really…
iPad 2 can save an image up to 16 megapixels.
If your image is larger than your iPad supports, the image will be downsampled to the maximum supported megapixels.
You can also run into some problems with image files from iPhoto being synced via iTunes. If the longest dimension is greater than 2048 your photos will be downsized to that limitation.
Using an app like DropBox will get around this ‘feature‘
Hope this helps – kinda, sorta, maybe
We have finally cleared all our backorders of iPad 2. And we now have stock for sale.
We have finally cleared all our backorders of iPad 2. And we now have stock for sale.
The clever people at Wacom have done it again, the new Wacom Bamboo Stylus is a must have for anyone that has a iPad. Not only have they made a slim responsive stylus, better than anything else on the market. They have coupled it with ultimate paperless communication tool “Bamboo Paper”.
Bamboo Paper, a seriously fun new app from Wacom, provides you with the ability to create virtual notebooks for your iPad, letting you share your ideas visually with handwritten notes, sketches, signatures for contacts and lots more.
Best of all Bamboo Paper is free until the end of June. So if you are thinking about getting a Bamboo Stylus then it might be worth your while downloading the app now for free. Because after that you are going have to pay whole $ 1.99.
We are now taking orders for the fantastic new Wacom Bamboo Stylus which is due in the next few weeks so get in quick!
If you own an iPad, you’re going to love our latest software creation, Snapseed! Tweak your photos to perfection with Tune Image or selectively adjust them with revolutionary Control Points. Add incredible effects with fun and innovative filters. Email your creations or share them on Facebook, Flickr, and more. Snapseed puts powerful photo tools you’ll want to use everyday right at your fingertips.
Check out the full details at NIK Software website
If you own an iPad, you’re going to love our latest software creation, Snapseed! Tweak your photos to perfection with Tune Image or selectively adjust them with revolutionary Control Points. Add incredible effects with fun and innovative filters. Email your creations or share them on Facebook, Flickr, and more. Snapseed puts powerful photo tools you’ll want to use everyday right at your fingertips.
Check out the full details at NIK Software website