CAPTURE ONE FOR IPAD FULL
CAPTURE ONE FOR IPAD PRO

The iPad should have been more than enough. I took 3000 images on my last big phototrip. I would actually consider a switch if they allowed a professional workflow that doesn’t involve uploading and downloading my raw files. I DESPISE the forced cloud workflow of Lightroom on the iPad. it’s my main apps in desktop for converting negative too but i think having capture one alongside it wont matter much though the last few hours, for digital works i mainly use my ipad … i need the capture one in ipad to be as powerful as in dekstop Thank you for the overview… for some time I’m blinded by the LR outputs. at this point I am using PhotoMechanics6 to import, rename, tag and metadata edits before editing.

The amazing part is that Capture one iPad has the same color rendering from the big brother, amazing camera profiles and they are just the best.įor me it is not a solution for everyday use, but I can see it becoming more dominant when I can tether a camera. It took some time to lean the new way of doing it, but I was finally able to make and load some presets that I use on the C1P all the time. But for now I can load 700+ photos from SD card in raw, or from SSD drive and start editing. I gave up.Ĭapture one iPad is still new and functionality will be coming. I have use Lr Mobile on the road many times and it failed to load many photos all the time. I would probably label this a version 0.8 or 0.9 but the improvements they make on the desktop are strong, so I assume that in a year or so this will be better fleshed out. They have said that you can only go from iPad to computer at the moment and later this year you will be able to go from computer to iPad.

CAPTURE ONE FOR IPAD PRO

As the iPad Pro gets more and more powerful, I’m sure it could replace the desktop for some use, but there is always the problem of large disk storage for high megapixel files.

CAPTURE ONE FOR IPAD FULL

I have not had time to try the iPad version, but as I understand it, the iPad version is not intended to fully replace the desktop version, but allow (over time) full featured work outside of a desktop. That said, the color ability and manipulation is superior to LR and once I got used to it, has definitely been worth the switch.Ĭapture One is first a desktop system and I do not see them moving to a cloud only version. I took the plunge late last fall to Capture One 21 (and now 22) and it was a learning curve for sure.

I used Lightroom from 2.0 to the current version (a long time) on my mac and I used the ipad version some when traveling.

Capture one for ipad