Capture One adds direct editing between an iPad and camera, via USB or wifi

Last June, Capture One launched its application pour Apple iPad. If the program was rather complete, this rival of Adobe Lightroom lacked a long-awaited function: direct connection with a camera without the need to unload its memory card or go through a computer.

But since September 20, 2022, Capture One allows you to directly connect your box to an iPad via a USB cable or wifi.

An instant remote link

More than a simple transfer of photos, this function transforms your iPad into a real remote screen. Once your device is connected, as soon as you take a snapshot, the Raw will automatically and instantly be sent to Capture One, where you can modify it at will in the application.

You can also drive a minima the device from the tablet using a remote trigger on the iPad screen. However, exposure settings cannot be changed.

For Capture One, it’s regarding streamlining a shoot and offering photographers a set up light to quickly review their photos in high definition and edit them on the fly without the hassle of a computer.

Price and availability

If the 1.1.0 update is of course free from the App Store, the application, following a seven-day trial period, will cost you €4.99 per month. This license is not related to Capture One Pro 22, the computer software which costs €349 for perpetual use.

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