Ipad apps - Page 2

Bear · #16 08-07-10

Possibly true, but more likely, more time for browsing dodgy websites !

ash · #17 10-07-10

Had a go with the ipad tuther day and very good impressed, bit pricey, its like a big ipod touch, they will come down in price I suppose, at the moment Ide rather invest in a big 27 inch ipad

Josh Bear · #18 14-08-10

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Originally Posted by Graham_of_Rainham

I have no idea

Knowing him it's likely to be the top of the range one as he works for a "Phone" company

As always some excellent thought provoking comments from Ian - Much appreciated.

As for the Ipad - I decided to finally go to the Apple Store at Lakeside to get my hands on one and see if I liked it.

"Have you got one with a camera attachment?"

"We haven't got any in the shop"

"When will you have them?"

"In about Six to Eight weeks"

She tried to sell me a MacBook Pro but wouldn't allow me to put my card into the machine to see what my "calibration" images look like.

I wasn't overly impressed with the glossy screen, so I'm fairly sure I shall be looking at a good spec laptop.

Hi, just saw this thread again. Re the mac book pro. It also comes with a high res non glossy option as well. These are held as stock in store. I picked up a 15inch i7 a couple of weeks ago. I handles LR and PS with raw files very very well. The non glossy screen is fantastic as well.

josh

Graham_of_Rainham · #19 14-08-10

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Originally Posted by Josh Bear

Hi, just saw this thread again. Re the mac book pro. It also comes with a high res non glossy option as well. These are held as stock in store. I picked up a 15inch i7 a couple of weeks ago. I handles LR and PS with raw files very very well. The non glossy screen is fantastic as well.

josh

I've only ever seen the glossy ones... The reflections put me off, but will have go an look at a matt one. Thanks for the tip

Josh Bear · #20 14-08-10

No problem. I had one of the apple guys show me the same photographs on both glossy and high res non glossy at the same time. For a photographer I thought it was a no brainer to choose non glossy.

Good luck

martiin · #21 17-10-12

Hi there,

This product, will do what you want. Live view, capture and review.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...phy?ref=search

martiin · #22 17-10-12

Sorry this is their main site. http://www.cameramator.com/

Patrick · #23 17-10-12

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Originally Posted by martiin

Hi there,

This product, will do what you want. Live view, capture and review.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...phy?ref=search

This looks suspiciously like an advert to me.

Patrick

martiin · #24 17-10-12

It's a video covering the functionality of the product and what it does, which in turn is what Graham asked for.

martiin · #25 17-10-12

You should look up what Kickstarter is and how it works, they have many innovative products for cameras being released by interdependent developers.

Ray Shotter · #26 18-10-12

martiin,

The description of the device sounds very simple and neat to me. However, it needs to be trialled extensively before I would want to fit it to the usb port of my camera. They are obviously looking for financial backers to produce and market the device.

Ray.

martiin · #27 18-10-12

Hi Ray, Yes I agree. It's also interesting for me as a designer to see where the technology is going. We will have to see where they are in 6 months.

With the explosion in popularity of tablets I wonder if in future we will see this sort of capability integrated directly in the camera. You could have complete control over your camera from your tablet which would allow much more user friendly menus for adjusting/playing with the settings. Then you'd have a decent screen to preview the results on afterwards!