Capture One on the iPad - Finally here!
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Today Capture One has released it's best-in-class image editing software for the iPad. This is a big leap for capture one as they have also introduced Cloud Flair transfer which will work with Capture One Pro on the desktop to sync your edits. This gives you the flexibility to edit on the go and increase the range of your workflow.
Thanks to Rafael Orta (CEO, Capture One) for his time in making this video.
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You have to be kidding me… as a Fuji and iPad user, I was really looking forward to switching to Capture One. Let's start by the fact that it is a subscription based software, I expect then a well polished, powerful app. It only offers a few simple tools that you can find in almost every single other photo app in the market: exposure, sharpness, dehaze, clarity and basic color grading. No masking, no AI tools to speed up processes, no camera calibration and not even the possibility of changing the film simulation in Fuji RAW files. Or at least I can't find it. This is not a comment from some bored, hater with nothing else to do in life. It's honest feedback, because I would really, really like to have the C1 on my iPad and finally leave the Lightroom forms behind.
Idk if it was updated in the last 2 months, but currently film sim selection is in the same menu as exposure / hdr section.
As a beta tester, I have to say, they should have led with tethering...As a photo editing tool, it's not worth paying the additional monthly fee above my capture one subscription. It does not fill a place of need at a tool. Tethering is a whole other story, and I would happily pay the additional fee for.
Exactly! I’ve known Capture One as a very reliable tethering program and it played a big role in my work flow. It would have been awesome if they entered with it already. I guess I’ll have to wait again.
Subscription model . 5,5 € a month for an app that’s very basic , not for me . There’s only one fully desktop class app for editing photos on the iPad and that is Affinity photo. I bought that one for a one time purchase of 11€
Oh wow, we live in such exciting times! Good to hear how mostly everyone that works in Capture One Headquarters is a Photography enthusiast that sure gives them a way clearer image of how to improve and develop new products. Thanks for always sharing the greatest and latest with us in your wonderful channel Ted Forbes!
I literally bought an iPad today as soon as I saw it was released. I didn’t realize it didn’t have layers and masking but knowing it is coming is fantastic.
I am going to wait till tethering is added to this.
Like wise - it's pretty much a game-changer
I love C1! 90% of all my edits re done with it. The cloud thing is not so important for me, so I would rather pay one time (I hate subscriptions :D )
Thanks for the update! Big moment for C1.
Need one time purchase option too like procreate.
These conglomerates just want to leech money from us forever and ever.
Yup, with a sub this is doa. If they’re targeting pros there aren’t nearly enough features. If they’re targeting casuals, how many are willing to pay monthly for this alone?
Why?? it’s more expensive than Lightroom CC which works on the Desktop, the iPad and includes 1 TB cloud storage. I tried C1 for the desktop some years ago and I found their support person was arrogant and wouldn’t answer my questions when I got stuck. I felt as if he told me to eff off…
Looks great, a nice alternative to LightRoom CC for a Fuji shooter. Masking is a must though. Hopefully that gets added soon
It's amazing how you're able to pass knowledge and information so easily.
you missed the most important part. how do you hook up your camera (phase one) to the iPad app and where do the pictures store when you click the shutter
Glad to see it as I've long liked C1 on Mac & Windows machines. But I'll wait for layers and masking before I give it a try.
IMO on an iPad Affinity Photo is the top dog for now. Adobe seems afraid to give Lightroom Mobile the feature set that would make it a proper competitor. Hope C1 doesn't go down that same path. Fun fact: on an iPad I've *never* had to wait for a screen redraw when using Affinity, not even with complex multi-layered image files.
Ooh this is great! I often thought about getting an iPad or Windows tablet for basic work that doesnt require a beefy laptop like some photo editing and writing and drawing for school work, but this does push me more into the direction of a simple iPad
I advise to take a Windows tablet because you won’t have to pay extra money for the iPad version if you already have the desktop version.
Moreover the desktop version is complete compare iPad version.
I was a beta tester- and I found the number of (at least for my workflow) key missing features made the iPad version of almost no value... I need curves/levels/layers- with brushes. There would seem to be No reason why all of these features were left out- the M1 SOOC is identical to the desktop/laptop Macs - so the processing power/memory is there. I await a much fuller version for this to be useful on the iPad. Many other iPad apps have all of these features- and these ran on pre-M1 iPads-!!
Good price competition wise against Lightroom, although many of the features I use on Lr are not present on capture one.
having ipad capture one is awesome, i can now finally have my cute casual setup of a fuji and my ipad mini and get images to people instantly
Awesome advice! Your channel is 10000x more accessible than Fstoppers.
can we use it for tethering to camera? our client hold the ipad to see the result while we shoot it would be vey useful.. doesnt really need it for editing, it'll be more useful for tethering i guess for photographers and for their clients.
When you tether is there a way to keep the images on my card as well?
Been waiting for CaptureOne on iPad for a long time… But how is the file management be like? Can I refer to files, say, on a network location?
Fast talking Ted! thanks for this review.
Is it directly connected to an apple photo app to edit? I would use it immediately instead of native one. But Lightroom for professional work because of 1 environment including cloud and sharing option!
Beautiful clicks sir..nice conversation too
How does it handle Fuji raw files, Lightroom mobile has the same issues with sharpening as the desktop version and am hoping this app will be a better option
This is a great update, I hope they will implement all the tools which exists on desktop to the ios app
The Capture One team needs to implement support for network-attached storage.
I want to have all the photos on a server running TrueNas and be able to access and edit my catalogue on any device. Furthermore, Capture One should be capable of working offline by me selecting folder and subfolders that Mac OS, Windows and iOS keeps synced on the local device.
It should be possible to use once own storage server to sync Capture One between any device. The file structure should be robust enough to once and for all stop using external SSD.
Will this app sync with fuji capture 1 free desktop app?
Promising, but still way too limited for editing. Also only allow to export to jpg and CO desktop, no DNG, so you can’t continue the editing somewhere else in the iPad (they don’t want you to use LR ) So, CO is great, but on iPad its not ready for prime time…
brilliant!
Why can't I find the answer to this! How do I get the RAW capture one files to sync from my desktop to the iPad ? and back with adjustments?
Will this work as a tethered canon 1dxii sports shooter shooting JPEG only
Is an iPad Pro with 8gb of RAM sufficient to run Capture One for the iPad?
DOA as this is subscription based.
If they’re targeting pros (who can justify the cost) it has nowhere near enough features, not to mention calibration of an iPad not being viable…
If they’re targeting amateurs, they’re not going to splash 5 bucks a month until perpetuity to make basic edits.
What a shame.
I have never used Apple, what iPad do you suggest to use with Capture One?
Beta tester and new subscriber to C1 iPad. Amazing link with the desktop version. Considering powerful M1 iPad (pro/air), layers, masks and merge (hdr, panorama) functions should come very soon..
What size iPad are you working on?
A great company that innovates and offers good support. Not like ON1 who has abysmal tech support (email only). Been very happy with C1 and can't wait for masking and layers in the iPad app!
Do you think it would make sense to use C1 on iPad only, without a 'backend' desktop?
no sence at all.
none...
tethering, stable tethering, wireless tethering the only feature i need.
I paid for the desktop version I'll be damned if I pay a sub for the mobile lol.
Look forward to a future of tethering to an iPad on set. Also looking forward to the day where I can have the choice to transition my entire photographic workflow to an iPad.
It's quite an exciting time overall for software development and its only gonna get more crazy with time.
Already have C1 on my desktop. This app should have been free to existing C1 users considering how much they charge to begin with. Affinity Photo for iPad does so much more than C1 for iPad and isn't a subscription! Capture One blew it by making it a monthly subscription. How about you guys work on a masking tool that works as good as what Adobe put out for LR. Sorry but your "Magic Brush" masking is no where near as good as what Adobe released for LR.
I can't find any brushes. Are they hidden
Doesn't work with my Canon EOS R!
What generation of iPad are you using. Does it have the M1 chip?
Mine is old - 2018 I believe? Still works great though.
But is it free for software subscribers?
Gooooood bye Lightroom Mobile
Edit: doesn’t work on iPad Pro 12.9 2nd gen. Maybe it’s not compatible but available for download
What screen brightness is best to use when editing on an iPad?
full, and turn off all adaption options...
@@julienlanoo6823 Thank you
@@collectionofsensations I said "best" not "good" ... it's still way off.
So take in mind Yr images look much more vibrant and contrasted on a ipad screen... the actual is softer.
You can use the x-rite app, and calibrate it with an spectro,
But there is NO WAY to make that profile system wide. It only works inside the Xrite app..
So it is annoying an series.
@@julienlanoo6823 Thanks i will keep that in mind.
The most significant features that truly make C1 a choice for many are not there. I appreciate the need to do things the right way that makes sense for iPad. I hate the sliders on iPad (feels so awkward on iPad even with a pencil).
Once they have Layers and Tethering , I think most existing users will start using this. With layers, I am also implying “masks” as well since no point in layers without layer mask. Hopefully C1 will do Layers and masks right (unlike the LR masks)
and datamanagement ? metadata.
when wld you use the an ipad, on the road right? to save time before studio?. what wld you do with it ?
Yr selects?
@@julienlanoo6823 I have almost completely moved to iPad workflow, Even while at home, I can move between my PC and Laptop with LR. However, I like C1 workflow better. Especially the sync edit workflow suits better for me since I can edit seamlessly between C1 and C1-mobile on 1000 pictures, unlike LR where I am forced to buy cloud subscription.
So I am looking forward for Layer and Tethering
@@rakeshravindran3147 but then you don't do much file management right ? NO file naming, or metadata ? .
I manage the files now in FileBrowser first, rename them, do Metadata in FSNpro, and import in LR, do the quick adjust or selects if needed in the road and export back to a file browser folder for client so i can upload to our Delivery cloud .
( try to avoid it, caus impossible to calibrate the ipad, sadly)
- So when back in studio, I then can easily Sync "Files" to our archive server and DAM, it. ( Knowing EXACTLY where everything is).
Would be nice if at least metadata management would be complete in C1Ipad.
They got the filemanagement "almost". Only its a mess in backup of jobs still...
Also, I mean, if yr in the middle of fckn nowhere, or on Hotel WiFi, this cloud syncing is nearly useless... :(
@@julienlanoo6823 If you are in the middle of nowhere, why the heck would you need “cloud sync”. All cloud based workflows (including LR) are useless. The way it works is, you work locally on your iPad and sync back when you get home. That is how everyone uses mobile workflow.
How do you have time to work on this? I thought you were trying to win Sony's VLOG contest.
Ha! I didn't think I stood a chance against your vlogging prowess man ;-)
I'm waiting on that tethering. No more laptops on set.
So they have taken the Adobe route to things, buy now and maybe you'll get what you want in the future. Looks good but really basic, with things like Affinity photo on ipad, this seems too basic.
They make great tools. but they need to get their pricing model right, it just does not make any sense.
Can’t try other than a 7 day trial. LR has some basic free features. I’ll stick with LR on my iPad with backend of LR on my Mac and LR Classic. In this day and age functionally today matters not futureware!
If I can’t use the app as a standalone app, without the need for a subscription, then I’m not interested.
It’s the main reason I dropped Lightroom on the Mac when Adobe forced subscriptions onto us,
and as long as they don’t have the option of a desktop standalone app like it used to be, I won’t be returning to Lightroom any time soon.
I’m fed up being screwed by companies forcing subscriptions onto us… and with this app having a limit on the amount of images you can have in the cloud (I think you said 1,000 images) it definitely is no use for me.
Can I ask what non subscription app you use? as I use Lightroom but hate the monthly subscription but also realise I’m paying for the 1 TB cloud storage
Eh? Just d/l & played with one portrait…needs tethering to be effective…I’m more adept with LR & Neo these days…
tethering would be the only reason I'd use the smaller form factor of an ipad.... Still waiting I guess
What is tether and why do you guys want it
Connecting your camera either wired or wirelessly to the app so when the photographer takes the shot it loads immediately into the editing app (in this case Capture1). Most beneficial is that the photographer can program the app to apply an edit to all the pictures coming in so they and/or the client are seeing closer to what the final result will be immediately, rather than the raws unedited. I hope this answers your question 😊.
It’s a nice app of capture one but it’s so basic that there are like 8 better apps as in what you can do. There is no masking and more.
Hold on 😳
Is there a way to create masks?
NO tether shoot! OMG
I need to buy an iPad first ...
Using Capture One on M1 Mac daily.. but not impressed with the iPad Pro version. Very limited and cut down. No layers support, no proper sync with Mac, very limited library manager and the list goes on... and it's even paid on top.
I also beta tested this and in a short period of time, I stopped and deleted it.
As a full time documentary, street and travel photographer, for me, a proper mobile workflow should allow for using dual external SSD's for ingest AND editing, something the iPad Pro doesn't allow in itself (And I tried several workarounds to make that happen and in conclusion, it was a joke to try and make happen). As a C1 user, I was hopeful about the initial announcement. After waiting for over a year for this app to become a reality, I was very disappointed in the lack of usability on a mobile device for ingest & editing solution. I was so disappointed, I purchased a same spec'd Macbook AIR (16GB/1TB version which is the same specs as my iPad Pro) and was able to go right back to a proper mobile ingest/editing/backup workflow. I think this is going to not go well for those who think moving to an iPad as a mobile editing solution. Unless you get the top tier iPad Pro(with 2TB storage) in order to ingest your images, users will probably find they become as frustrated as I became. The iPad Pro is a great tool, but it's not a proper mobile ingest/editing/backup solution especially when on multiday trips. In addition, in order to have a proper mobile solution IMO, most will need to purchase the magic keyboard with the trackpad AND Apple Pencil. Sure you get a touchscreen and such with the iPad, but the pricing for that actual setup becomes more than a properly configured Macbook AIR and with the AIR, you have ability to color calibrate the screen, something that can't be done on the iPad Pro. Yes you give up the tactile experience of a touchscreen, but I find that's a non issue for me. And since I use Photo Mechanic first for ingest/select and keywording before I ingest into C1 (which allows me to also dual copy to matching external SSD's), that's also a no go on the iPad since Photo Mechanic developers have flat out said they will not be developing for iOS. Finally, paying a subscription fee will be an issue for many especially if they are already using LR on their iPads. Overall, a ho hum app that will be used by some but most I think who are serious shooters will find it to be underwhelming.
I purchased the iPad Pro based on C1's initial announcement last year. I'm selling it as a result of my in-depth testing.
So expensive
it is so typical for c1 to over hype and over sell their software. after years ignoring the iOS platform they now finally came up with an iPad version which is in fact a total disappointment. even when you count in the promised improvements the whole file handling and syncing with the desktop is dumb and not really useable for large amounts of images. even simple tasks like rating needs the whole raw file be copied or up and down loaded to be synced with the desktop version . to release a software at this rudimentery stage is not in the interest of the user it is only in the interest of the private equity company owning c1.
Another rental only software? No thanks.
I want to hold off until we get the ability to do masks.
More like capture suck the app is disappointing best uI more no fiction come man… the most you can use this on is basic landscaping photos if even that
$5 😂😂😂😂 this app is so bad it should taken off the App Store 😂😂😂😂😂