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Will be receiving this today via Amazon.com

DIGITAL DIRECTOR is the only Apple certified (MFi – Made for iPad Certification) electronic device that connects your camera and iPad to help manage the photo and video workflow, from setting your camera to sharing your pictures. DIGITAL DIRECTOR is the ideal companion for pro and enthusiast image makers who want to make their shooting workflow more effective and intuitive. DIGITAL DIRECTOR ensures a reliable USB cabled connection between camera and iPad, and through its dedicated App allows to monitor the shoot and control the camera settings. It works with selected Canon and Nikon DSLRs* and iPad Air. DIGITAL DIRECTOR features a dedicated CPU (micro-processor ARM® Cortex®-A8) that together with its dedicated App, provides an interface between iPad and camera, which enables the iPad to understand and control the camera protocols: – all the key shooting parameters can be controlled starting from different camera protocols – the video streaming between devices is smooth, consistent and presenting extremely low latency at the same time – the download of the high quality images into the iPad is very fast The dedicated Digital Director App enables: • remote control of camera parameters All the DSLR’s key parameters can be monitored and dynamically modified (Exposure, ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture, Manual Focus, WB, Image Quality, Focus/Camera/Drive Modes) • quick and easy intervalometer and time lapse set up • remote control of LED lights Individual or group of Manfrotto LYKOS and Litepanels ASTRA LEDs (up to 13 lights) can be remotely controlled via Bluetooth® (turn on/off, adjust dimming level and color temperature, set up groups and configure/save multiple scenes) • remote shooting via iPad retina display Effective real time “Live View” monitoring through a certified cable connection. This ensures a stable connection between devices. Dynamic histogram and audio level display allows greater control when shooting. • interactive focus & focus peaking Interactive Focus can be used to select the focus point anyway on the screen together with the digital zoom that magnifies the selected focus point. The on screen focus peaking indicator ensure crisp accurate focus. • zebra filter Zebra filter uses striped patterns to indicate the overexposed and/or underexposed areas of the image. • download the images onto the iPad Download RAW and JPEG images onto iPad. Rate and assign keywords to them. Check all details of the JPEG images you’re shooting by viewing the downloaded file, using standard iPad “gestures”. • intuitive image adjustment Put the finishing touches on your work in the same App: check the image’s general information, histogram, crop free or with proportion, rotate, set exposure, saturation, contrast, light, blur and save your image. • simple management of the shoot Organize your albums and images, filter by rating and keywords. • content distribution Choose from many ways to share your images: – via your preferred social network App – via Wi-Fi web server -direct to FTP – by e-mail. With the Manfrotto Digital Director plug-in for Adobe® Lightroom® for desktop, you can import the additional Digital Director metadata of pictures you’ve shared from Digital Director – via Wi-Fi web server, e-mail and FTP – into Adobe Lightroom for desktop. Check the “Downloads” section of this page to download it. Manfrotto’s DIGITAL DIRECTOR is a ground-breaking product. Its capacity to provide real time monitoring assistance, superior efficiency post-production management and control of the photography and videography workflow is being met with strong market recognition and was recently acclaimed as the Most Innovative Product at NAB 2015. DIGITAL DIRECTOR is supplied with AC adapter and plugs and 1mt USB cable. The Digital Director App is included in the price and it’s downloadable from the Apple App Store. *Please always check the DIGITAL DIRECTOR camera compatibility chart available under the “downloads” section of this page in order to have all the information related to the camera compatibility. Apple, the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. iPad, iPad Air and Lightning are trademarks of Apple Inc. “Made for iPad” mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPad may affect wireless performance. Canon and Nikon trademarks are the property of their owner. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. ARM and Cortex are registered trademarks of ARM Limited

Source: Digital Director for iPad Air | MVDDA13 | Manfrotto

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Out on the trail again today, early. Spotted a box turtle and several different types of mushrooms. Saw a few chipmunks, three to be exact. And more mosquitoes and spiders, no snakes this time, it was earlier. Tried to get a photo of a jumping spider on a golfball.

Apple-logoApple came out with the iOS 7 update today, got the iPad started first and after about 1.5 hours finally had the update downloaded on the MacBook through the SAP_Internet (the slow one for our “personal” use). I then updated the iPhone and didn’t get finished with that until about 4pm. No trouble at all, everything updated and rebooted just fine. My first thoughts are that I really don’t like many of the “visual” changes, it looks flatter and a lot brighter. Some of the differences between the iPhone and iPad show they clearly are more interested in the iPhone market, I can see why but don’t understand why the code isn’t more interchangeable.

I worked on merging the aspx files for our CPR website, should be finished by tomorrow.

Went out to the Johns Creek Mac for BOTM, used my mall of ga list, over 1221 now. Saw the fellas there, John (divorced, glasses) and Brian the fitbit dude. Found out today the Brian has lost almost 100lbs in the last year. He should be dropping down blow 200 this weekend he says. Kate, Chantel and Ray where working tonight and I asked about Meg and Tommy only to find out they work on Saturday and Sunday last week after they got back from vacation.

It was getting dark by the time I headed out of there, only 7:30pm, fall is coming. Getting home I just watched the last 5 episodes of Cougar Town, these are the oldest shows, 2009 still very funny. Didn’t get to taking photos of the beers I got tonight, two Mikkellers a Stout and a Porter.

jQuery Mobile: Touch-Optimized Web Framework for Smartphones & Tablets

A unified, HTML5-based user interface system for all popular mobile device platforms, built on the rock-solid jQuery and jQuery UI foundation. Its lightweight code is built with progressive enhancement, and has a flexible, easily themeable design.

I started to convert my Beers, WebApp to JQuery instead of the iUI that I began about 2 years ago. The iUI project just doesn’t have enough going for it. I began today a bit during lunch and had the Media webapp that didn’t work well before modified by the end of lunch. Started on the Beer WebApp after work, finished the main 4 lists, All, Cellared, Deep Cellar, and Last 100 beers.

Latest stable version – 1.3.1

via jQuery Mobile | jQuery Mobile.

windycloudyUp this morning without any hitting of the snooze button, just laid there for a bit listening to a book and got up to take a shower. No rain but overcast all day. Noticed some buds on the trees by my window @ work. Spring may be getting here soon. All day the clouds were racing toward the North, at a good clip I might add. Rained right after work, then stopped.

mila_kunis_esquire_001Looked up info on the next release of PhotoSmith for the iPad, here they added more info on the 2.3 version and it looks like maybe next month (April) it should be coming out.

Here’s a photo of the very sexy Milla Kunis from Esquire magazine, ouch.

Work, frustrating again, not really bad but… Big guy has a meeting scheduled for 4pm EST, yeah like NO. Dude if you want to talk to Atlanta just stop in and speak, instead you schedule two events for the WHOLE world and then that’s it? I hope they record the thing and put it up on the web otherwise I won’t be seeing any of it.

I stopped in at the Duluth T-Mac and had a Blue Point Sour Cherry Imperial Stout, the manager from way back was there, the bald one who’s wife I met one time out when they both were drinking, damn I forgot his name.

Today the new version of Red Dawn came out on DVD/BlueRay, Brian and I went over to the Movie Stop and picked our copies up. Watched the Tivoed episodes of Cougar Town before and then after we went down to Brian’s and watched Red Dawn since Nicki was watching TV upstairs. I liked this version, a bit different and very much up to date as too politics and things like that. It was in a bigger city and not such a rural area as the other one was.

Ordered a couple of adapters for the mini/micro USB connector, right angle to allow a regular USB cable to fit better on the D700.

I can’t wait for the new version, it’s a great program.

They should be ready in about 1-2 months I’d say. They keep saying weeks but I’m a bit reluctant to hope for that.

A lot of progress has been made on the new sandboxing functionality, Import and Delete dialogs, and stability and speed.

February Progress Report | Photosmith – your photography workflow, mobile.

Shhh… don’t tell anyone, but while the Chris’ and Nico are busy working on the forthcoming Photosmith app update, v2.3, I thought I’d give everyone a quick update – a peek behind the curtain – as to what we’ve been up to. I’m too excited to keep this under wraps.

Mid-January, 2013 Update.

iPhone 5 is announced, I will be getting one in about 2 weeks.

  • iPhone 5 is just 7.6 millimeters thin
  • new A6 chip is up to 2x faster than the A5 chip but 22 percent smaller
  • 20 percent lighter and 18 percent thinner than iPhone 4S
  • 18 percent more pixels for an impressive 1136-by-640 resolution
  • iOS 6

Purchasing after 8:00 a.m. on September 21, 2012 $199 16G

Apple – iPhone 5 – The thinnest, lightest, fastest iPhone ever..

This should be out in the next day or two of next week.

Photosmith v2.1.3.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed bug where keywords would sometimes be incorrectly split up upon import
  • Fixed bug where some imported images wouldn’t import correctly due to required database flush
  • Fixed bug for photos in some rotated configurations that cause random blocks to display in Loupe / Fullscreen
  • Fixed bug where the status in EyeFi was incorrect after selecting a new card ID
  • Fixed bug where the metadata fields would sometimes report <2 values> when only one image is selected
  • Added guard for keyword deletion when keyword is possibly null
  • Fixed collection offset when dragging images to drop into collection and collection list is scrolled
  • Fixed bug where metadata would be extracted twice, once again in the background after the main one ran
  • Fixed memory leak that would grow during sync, causing 1000+ image syncs to crash
  • Fixed bug where app may crash in certain situations when purging
  • Fixed bug where app may lockup when dragging and dropping items that may be offscreen in the grid
  • Fixed bug where re-scanning photos would sometimes not properly remove un-selected photos

Changes:

  • Re-worked display for headers in grid view to display proper date/time formatting for international dates
  • Added refresh of date/time display in grid/loupe upon app resume so that settings changes would be immediately updated
  • When selecting a keyword, the search box is now cleared to match keyword creation behavior
  • Added secondary sorting field for filename, so that subsecond sequential shots would be sorted by date and then by filename
  • Added guard for reported crashes during thumbnail loading
  • Minor speed improvement to Reject flag speed in certain circumstances
  • Re-worked unique identifier for photos throughout app. Addresses problems with duplicate images, black tiles, and other random weirdness
  • Added alert for auto-enabling of Camera Roll for Lightroom and EyeFi syncs

645 PRO—pro-quality output, for the first time

645 PRO is the first and only iPhone camera app to give you lossless “developed RAW”—dRAW—TIFF files*, a workflow essential for many professionals. Its HI-quality JPEGs, too, are of a quality typically associated with higher-end digital cameras, with the option to save MAX-quality JPEGs with no visible compression artifacts at all.

There is a great PDF manual supplied with the app, as well as many online resources where you can read about it. Good starting point is the creator’s website: 645PRO for iPhone. Yo can buy the application in iTunes store, for $2.99, get it now: 645 PRO

via 645 PRO for iPhone—Jag.gr: small is beautiful.


Mostly I just don’t like the fact that they changed the connector, I’m really not excited about the headphone jack on the bottom either. Mostly, I’m upset that now all my connectors will have been rendered useless and I’ll need to get at least one more just to allow me to have one in the house and in my bag. Then I will also have to carry the old style as well for my iPad, this sucks, at least for now. I wonder if they will update the one for iPad next and what about the iPod? does this one match the ones on the nanos?

iPhone 5 New Photos – Business Insider.

Apple’s new OS-X that will allow the things you do on your computer to be linked to the things you do on your iPad, iPhone and iPod devices. Messaging has been added to allow sending messages to other devices as well. I don’t know what kind of things any other computer/OS manufacturer has but it seems to me that all the things most Mac/Apple users used to think about Microsoft&Windows trying to take over the world, they have played right into Apple’s hands as they ARE taking over the world. I know I would be lost without all the connectivity I have between my devices and computers, to quote another marketing cliche’ “I’m Lovin’ it”.

Apple – OS X Mountain Lion – Move your Mac even further ahead..