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Capture Pilot Update?

Wilson Lee
It have been a long time since last update, are there any update will be released soon ?
It doesn't look good on the new iPad Pro, I am longing for an update, umm....multi tasking support with other apps would be very helpful, or even running two session side by side ? I always run two session at the same time but require two iPad, merging them would be a good idea (for me) 😄
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  • Terence Patrick
    I agree. Capture Pilot is kind of unusable for me at this time. Running on a new 15" Macbook Pro retina and iPad Air 2 + iPhone 6s Plus. The previews are blurry (so focus checks are not possible) and the speed in which new images comes in is very slow.
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  • Wilson Lee
    Capture pilot is already part of the workflow, hope phase one can pay more attention on it.
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  • Andriy.Okhrimets
    For viewing use web page, it is much faster then using Capture pilot for some reason.
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  • Wilson Lee
    so, are there any update coming soon?
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  • brianmerwin
    [quote="Wilson1" wrote:
    so, are there any update coming soon?


    This is a user to user forum, and Phase One almost never comments about scheduled release dates of any of their products here (or anywhere else for that matter).

    You might get a response about if something is being developed, but they won't talk about if something will be approved for release, or when it might actually materialize until it's officially imminent (ie. coming next week etc).
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  • Alan Strutt
    [quote="Andriy.Okhrimets" wrote:
    For viewing use web page, it is much faster then using Capture pilot for some reason.


    How do you use a web page to view, Thanks
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  • HansB
    It's pretty simple.

    + Join the same network with your Mac/Macbook and a viewing device, or create a computer-to-computer network on your Mac/Macbook and join it with your viewing device.
    + Capture One: In the 'Capture' tab, use the 'Capture Pilot' tool, 'Basic' tab, choose 'Web Browser' ('Mobile and Web' will serve Capture Pilot and browsers) and 'Start Image Server'.
    + Capture One: Look up the web address <AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD> in the 'Capture Pilot' tool, 'Web' tab.
    + On a viewing device: start a web browser, enter 'http://'<AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD>'.

    Done.


    Regards,
    Hans
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