Capture One for iPad Pro

Jacob Bach

• April 22, 2021 18:44

With the release of the new iPad Pro, with the M1 chip, it only makes sense that development for iPad support starts soon. Especially given that the app would be compatible across both the iPad and new Apple Silicon.

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  Julian Styles

  • April 26, 2021 00:03

  I _WANT_ to switch to a Workflow that is focused around the new M1-equipped iPad Pro (2021), but that would require Capture One Pro be available for iPadOS.

  Since iPadOS now runs on Apple Silicon M1 SOCs/Chipsets, just as MacOS does; it seems silly that PhaseOne isn't releasing or at least announcing the port/development of a version with native support for iPadOS and the M1-based iPad Pro (2021).

  Please do this. Make us happy. It would be nice not to be stuck with Affinity and Adobe. Especially for Fujifilm shooters. AFAIK Lightroom still doesn't like .RAF files that much.

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  Markus Ullius

  • May 22, 2021 20:06

  Workflow support on the new iPad Pro would be great!

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  Prasad Palaniyandi

  • April 26, 2021 00:31
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  In my opinion "Session" mechanism may suit well for iPad version as it is easily portable between iPad and Computer. If iCloud like service is used, synchronization will be automatic, C1 doesn't need to do anything.

   

  Below listed Tool sets can be as part of initial iPad release....

  1. Capture (Tether)
  2. Session 
  3. ICC/Lens Profiles
  4. Crop / Straighten
  5. White Balance
  6. Exposure
  7. HDR
  8. Clarity / Structure (Natural only - No other options)
  9. Dehaze (Auto only)
  10. Levels & Curves
  11. Color Balance
  12. Color Editor (Basic Only)
  13. Black & White
  14. Sharpening / Noise Reduction
  15. Export

  - Layers and associated features package and Styles /Style Brushes can be part of future releases.

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  Ulrich Turek

  • May 19, 2021 22:22

  I need a capture one version for the new M1-iPad Pro.

  I would like to have the same workflow as on my iMac if possible!

  No C1-Pilot!

  The connection over wi-fi is to slow when i am on a outdoor shooting position.

  I use a cardreader-adapter on iPad that is way more fast and efficient than wiFi !!!!

   

   

   

  A real

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  Roger Mastroianni

  • May 28, 2021 03:41

  Maybe now we'll get a wifi app that was promised over two years ago to accompany the flagship IQ4 back. The ability to preview images in the field via Capture Pilot disappeared  when "upgrading" from the IQ3 to the IQ4

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  Ziabo Fan

  • May 30, 2021 05:45
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  +1

  Adding ipad support will be a killer feature!
  It already supports m1, so technically it can run on iPad. A lot of work has to be done yet, I understand.

  But can you tell us at least whether you plan it at all in future?

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  Cristian Falasca

  • April 25, 2021 21:15

  That would be appreciated!

  Thank you for raising the topic, we wait with hope in the future.

  Cris

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  Phrank

  • June 08, 2021 20:15
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  just found this on NikonRumors

  https://photorumors.com/2021/06/04/capture-one-is-coming-to-the-ipad/

  p.s. well, i wish they would take the recourses to work on better DAM features.

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  Paul Storer

  • August 21, 2021 11:35

  Lots of comments about running C1 Pro on iPad and I agree with all of them. I use Leica and have found that C1 gets the best out on the Leica Raw file - after all what’s the point in spending lots of dosh on kit ( of any make ) if the IQ isn’t there..

  But for me it’s not just the IQ it’s the ability to handle and apply base adjustments to lots of images. Photoshop, DXO or Affinity Photo don’t do this. I find Lightroom a bit clunky but it is getting better.

  Whether it’s Affinity, DXO etc they produce a version for the Mac ( MBP or iMac ) the market is open for them to get a jump on Phase One or Adobe by producing a version of Lightroom
  / C1 for the Apple Metal chip. Like affinity did for the traditional Photoshop market at a lower cost.

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