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A fellow Sony user, I see.
by bla3 5y ago
A fellow Sony user, I see.
- rahimnathwani 5y agoI was thinking the same thing.
- perardi 5y agoSony? Luxury. Fuji. It’s like trying to connect a Palm Pilot to wifi or something.
- SAI_Peregrinus 5y agoSony user here. I just plug into the USB-C on the camera (a7R IV) to download photos from it, it mounts the SD cards as USB drives. No sense faffing about with their crappy wifi program.
- perardi 5y agoDoes your phone read the RAW files, or are you shooting JPEG? (iOS and macOS don’t preview Fuji RAW files, which is not a surprise, given how they require very special handling as they’re not traditional Bayer filter sensors.) And how is the performance when editing on the phone? Those are some big files.
- poglet 5y agoMy iPad Pro reads the RAW files from the Sony A7R3. Performance is fine but I stick to JPG due to file size. The iPad 6 had terrible performs with the same RAW files, apps would frequently crash due to memory limitations.
- perardi 5y agoAbout what I expected. I’ve only tried editing Nikon Z7 RAW files on an iPad Pro, and I honestly don’t remember which generation of Pro. It was OK, but not stellar. The file size, oof, yeah. That’s a good point. My lossless compression RAW files from my Fuji are ~30 megabytes. Given an iOS device averages 128GB of storage (my rough ballpark guess), that’s going to fill up quickly.
- SAI_Peregrinus 5y agoI don't edit on my phone. The screen isn't color calibrated and it's tiny.
- kenneth 5y agoAre you getting this to work straight to mobile? I use the crappy wifi share to get shots onto my phone on the go, but I'd much rather get the RAW files over vs. a downsampled JPEG if possible. Might be worth carrying a small USB-C to lightning cable if it works straight to iPhone.