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Main Board => X1D/X2D Cameras => Topic started by: davidthescot on July 28, 2018, 08:57:50 PM

Title: Mobile tethered capture
Post by: davidthescot on July 28, 2018, 08:57:50 PM
Like many other users I am getting tired of connections being dropped when using my iPhone or iPad in lieu of a cable release on my X1D.  I have just ordered a Linx 8" Windows tablet and an appropriate connector adapter so that I can use that as a tethered remote running Phocus on the tablet.  This means the images will be saved on a card on the tablet computer in a Windows format.

As I exclusively use a Mac for editing does anyone know if I will have a problem transferring from the Windows format SD card on to my iMac?
Title: Re: Mobile tethered capture update
Post by: davidthescot on July 31, 2018, 06:14:47 AM
Well FYI this was another failure.  The device itself is inexpensive and quite neat (a bit smaller than an iPad mini) and apparently runs Windows 10 but incredibly slowly.  I downloaded the PC version of Phocus on to it but it would not install as it claimed that it was the wrong version of Windows.  A very slow and painful Windows update failed to cure the problem and I suspect that Phocus needs the full blown version to work.

I note with interest that DJI Ronin S gyro stabiliser lists the development of USB shutter control for the X1D as a project under development.  If they can do it (and they should) why doesn't Hasselblad?  In the meantime Hasselblad are potentially partly locked out of a sector of the market (professional location video) and the ability to use gadgets like the Stackshot.

Come on Hasselblad let's have a USB cable release please!
Title: Re: Mobile tethered capture update
Post by: sog1927 on July 31, 2018, 03:43:35 PM
Quote from: davidthescot on July 31, 2018, 06:14:47 AM

I note with interest that DJI Ronin S gyro stabiliser lists the development of USB shutter control for the X1D as a project under development.  If they can do it (and they should) why doesn't Hasselblad?  In the meantime Hasselblad are potentially partly locked out of a sector of the market (professional location video) and the ability to use gadgets like the Stackshot.

Come on Hasselblad let's have a USB cable release please!

Given the relationship between DJI and Hasselblad, Hasselblad might very well be the ones developing the release.
Title: Re: Mobile tethered capture
Post by: davidthescot on August 01, 2018, 04:58:32 AM

Come on Hasselblad let's have a USB cable release please!
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Given the relationship between DJI and Hasselblad, Hasselblad might very well be the ones developing the release.
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Fingers crossed then !