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i make it short, the IQ150 is not supported by capture one for ipad for tethering via usb?
xxxxxcuse me? this is truly a joke
Avoiding a USB to ethernet adapter dongle? You bring up good points though.But why would you use USB when you could use Ethernet? It is in every way superior.
- Locking cable element for secure tether.
- Practically unlimited tethering cable length.
- Able to simultaneously attach an external battery (via Belkin Ethernet Adapter with USB C port) that can run your iPad all day long.
https://www.captureintegration.com/...e-one-iq4-series-digital-backs-now-available/
Steve Hendrix/CI
(Anyone want donate 17K for one?)Someone might even be able to hack that to be enabled given an IQ4 and a week of time!
USB is practically much faster and can charge directly. Locking attachments are available if needed. For a studio setup, I can see Ethernet being better, but for in the field I’d take usb.But why would you use USB when you could use Ethernet? It is in every way superior.
I think this is a subjective decision.USB is practically much faster and can charge directly. Locking attachments are available if needed. For a studio setup, I can see Ethernet being better, but for in the field I’d take usb.
Oh! My mistake.i am talking about the IQ1-50, not IQ4
Isn't connecting by ethernet a bit of a pain compared to USB? I'm sure I read (in one of these posts about C1 for iPad) that you have to reconnect in the software and it doesn't always connect without restarting C1, whereas USB can just be unplugged/plugged with no messing about. Maybe that's on C1 with a laptop, I know I unplug my back often when I need to move around and it just connects again with no hassles? Anyway I read something to that effect and thought there's another reason to give it a miss. I'd happily use ethernet if it connects automatically, my issue is not being able to work with sessions. Until it supports sessions (and LCC) I don't see it as a professional solution.I think this is a subjective decision.
How does the iPad get charged if the IQ4 150 is taking up the USB C port?
I don't know how much faster USB C would be than Ethernet for IQ4 150 files to come in.
Brad prefers the advantages of Ethernet. Even if USB were offered, he wouldn't use it. Others may feel different. But I think it is important to quantify the reasons for one's preference. Ethernet often gets overlooked as a desirable tethering option, so when someone sees no USB C support, they may not realize there is a very, very viable alternative.
Steve Hendrix/CI
Brad says you plug it in, select your camera, and it works.Isn't connecting by ethernet a bit of a pain compared to USB? I'm sure I read (in one of these posts about C1 for iPad) that you have to reconnect in the software and it doesn't always connect without restarting C1, whereas USB can just be unplugged/plugged with no messing about. Maybe that's on C1 with a laptop, I know I unplug my back often when I need to move around and it just connects again with no hassles? Anyway I read something to that effect and thought there's another reason to give it a miss. I'd happily use ethernet if it connects automatically, my issue is not being able to work with sessions. Until it supports sessions (and LCC) I don't see it as a professional solution.
NopeBrad says you plug it in, select your camera, and it works.
He uses it on every shoot.
Steve Hendrix/CI
Nope
Yep. I’ve summarized in earlier posts. Connection is …… quirky with the IQ4 and nonexistent with the GFX. Maybe it’s better now but I don’t really know because C1 does not reply to support requestsNope what? You encounter connection difficulties, or ... ?
Steve Hendrix/CI
Yep. I’ve summarized in earlier posts. Connection is …… quirky with the IQ4 and nonexistent with the GFX. Maybe it’s better now but I don’t really know because C1 does not reply to support requests
Why kick a dead horse? I use mobile and hope it will improve with time (including g usb-c)
Capture One on iPad works now with usb-c and GFX 100II and since the last couple of releases actually quite good…. I use it a lot.Yep. I’ve summarized in earlier posts. Connection is …… quirky with the IQ4 and nonexistent with the GFX. Maybe it’s better now but I don’t really know because C1 does not reply to support requests
Why kick a dead horse? I use mobile and hope it will improve with time (including g usb-c)
Is it the USB-C power cable? Those are USB2 and very slow (480Mbs)same with Apple’s but the ones that connects is often very slow…
Sounds like that's working at USB3 speeds, 5-10Gb/s (IDK what a GFX supports, the MacBook will do 20Gb/s USB3, 40Gb/s USB4)the Area 51 cable have also enhanced the experience on the MacBook, the full res files is transferred almost immediately, same on the iPad, and the navigation of the camera is better/more stable.
no, different versions of their data cable, market as thunderbolt 3, if I remember correctly - they worked with canons and X1D, but not the GFXIs it the USB-C power cable? Those are USB2 and very slow (480Mbs
"Every way superior"? hmm.But why would you use USB when you could use Ethernet? It is in every way superior.
- Locking cable element for secure tether.
- Practically unlimited tethering cable length.
- Able to simultaneously attach an external battery (via Belkin Ethernet Adapter with USB C port) that can run your iPad all day long.
https://www.captureintegration.com/...e-one-iq4-series-digital-backs-now-available/