You're such a heckler, Chuck. ;^P
Here's a few jpgs "processed" through Filterstorm.
http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/7734758/1/iPad01?h=194c27
They were shot with E-410 as RAW +jpg. I selected HQ jpg size. Next
time I'll try RAW + SQ jpgs. There is no way to adjust file size in
Filterstorm! or I have not found it. I guess it wasn't exactly
designed to process images for direct upload to the web. This is
probably a feature that is coming in future updates.
I have received an email from the developer about sFTP support. He
says it's coming down the road.
I discovered that once I had created folders in Dropbox via my PC, I
could fetch my saved photos using a function within Dropbox using the
iPad. I'm still looking for a way entirely within the iPad world to
create new folders in a couple apps. So far it's all workarounds.
As for the quality of the photos: I was actually pretty happy with
the way they looked coming out of the camera, but I goofed around with
curves, saturation, sharpening, vignetting, etc. Converted a couple to
BW using the channel mixer function. The saved images looked a bit
richer on the iPad, but once I had viewed them on my PC via the web
gallery they looked too dark and over-saturated. I redid the images
to what you see at the link above. The web version doesn't quite
match what I see when I bring the image into Photoshop. I suspect a
colorspace mismatch of some kind. I used AdobeRGB in the camera.
I'll have to send a note to the developer to find out how Filterstorm
is handling colorspaces.
Joel W.
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Chuck Norcutt
<chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think I'll wait for the Linux competitors
> <http://blogs.computerworld.com/15871/the_ipads_linux_competition>
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
>
> Joel Wilcox wrote:
>> Found an interesting app that just came out for iPad called
>> Filterstorm. With the camera connector (newly arrived) you can
>> upload photos directly from the camera and perform some rather
>> sophisticated edits. Has a good curves tool and uses brushes for a
>> kind of poor man's layers. I like it if I could just figure how I
>> would use it. Google it and watch the demonstration video if
>> interested. Clever stuff.
>>
>> No raw conversion, yet. Also getting the image out of the device is
>> tricky. You can email the image out or use simple FTP, but not sFTP.
>> I thought I might use this app in this scenario: shoot raw +jpg,
>> upload the jpgs via the camera connector, tweak them in Filterstorm,
>> move them to Jalbum, Dropbox, or a web server via FTP to share images
>> in the course of a photo adventure. I am not currently able to do
>> this without a PC somewhere in the path...........
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