Quang Dang wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/cvpliv … cvpstream2

Can't watch it, I'm mobile on my iPad 2, lol....

ACPhotography wrote:
Can't watch it, I'm mobile on my iPad 2, lol....

LOL!!

OMG!! how can U miss something LIVE man!!!
the new iPad is KICKING ASS to any others competitions! (but of course the others are just clone and will copy it after...)

Dark Shadows wrote:
The iPad 3 definitely is huge for photographers. I want one.

+1

Hell yeah!! I want it so BAD

Quang Dang wrote:

LOL!!

OMG!! how can U miss something LIVE man!!!
the new iPad is KICKING ASS to any others competitions! (but of course the others are just clone and will copy it after...)

I'll see the new features when I'm back at a computer, I wasn't planning to upgrade my 1 to a 2 till my daughter got a hold of it and broke the screen.

Tony Lawrence wrote:
I predict the iPad HD will outsell the iPad 1 and 2 combined.   This will be a game changer.

I agree. The floodgates are about to open.

Quang Dang wrote:
holy shit! the new iPad deliver 10hour battery life power

Starting at $499 (16gb) same price as iPad 2 WOW!!

Available at March 16th in store... I FREAKIN' WANT right now Pre-order LOL!

They've almost always done this, the price is either a match to the predecessor or a lil cheaper for the equivalent capacity, which usually means the remaining stock of the predecessor being knocked off by 50 to 100$ (but most apple lovers will hold out for the newest, guess the same is true of new cameras but the old ones don't drastically drop in price).

Chris McDuffie wrote:
Imagine if Canon sold the 5d MK III at the same price as the MK II. Apple is genius.

+1

I think Canon 5dMKIII made a big mistake of raising their price. They don't think smart enough, probably a failure comparing to Nikon D800E...

Can you imagine all the amazing details of a photo in this new iPAD??

Chris McDuffie wrote:
Photoshop will be awesome on this.

+1

No doubt about it!

Dark Shadows wrote:
The iPad 3 definitely is huge for photographers. I want one.

Dark Shadows wrote:
The iPad 3 definitely is huge for photographers. I want one.

I just saw this post and watching the live feed.  Why is this game changer for photographers?

BlueMoonPics wrote:
I just saw this post and watching the live feed.  Why is this game changer for photographers?

Portfolio on large Retina Display... nuff said.

Karl Blessing wrote:

Portfolio on large Retina Display... nuff said.

Thanks Karl!
I'm still on the fence about all these toys.  But I'd like to shoot and show the model (and me) how the pictures are coming along on a larger screen than the one behind the camera.  I have heard you can shoot tethered wirelessly to an iPad but I would rather connect a cable directly for greater speed.  Anyone know if this is possible with iPad or other similar devices?

BlueMoonPics wrote:

I just saw this post and watching the live feed.  Why is this game changer for photographers?

The new screen.  Why buy a Android tablet which will be close to or more then $500.00 when you can have this.   I looked at your work.   You want this.   Trust me we all should and I own Android pads and the first iPad.

BlueMoonPics wrote:
Thanks Karl!
I'm still on the fence about all these toys.  But I'd like to shoot and show the model (and me) how the pictures are coming along on a larger screen than the one behind the camera.  I have heard you can shoot tethered wirelessly to an iPad but I would rather connect a cable directly for greater speed.  Anyone know if this is possible with iPad or other similar devices?

If you're still watching it, it's actually show and explaining to us how the new iPad is so handy for photographers. I believe they will mention the tethered wireless option later on...

Tony Lawrence wrote:

The new screen.  Why buy a Android tablet which will be close to or more then $500.00 when you can have this.   I looked at your work.   You want this.   Trust me we all should and I own Android pads and the first iPad.

Bingo....if you bounce your images to the iPad by Wifi or using the camera connection kit, your ability to preview and review on location, or in your studio goes up by a factor of 10x......

I've used my iPad2 for that purpose since the day I got it.  Now, with the Retina display, I can use it to fine tune live view focus very accurately, and review my images shot on location that much better.  Put it in a mount on your tripod and dump the laptop.  I still tether wireless to a main system in studio for LR review and auto sync to my server, but for close at hand review and focus, the iPad is the way to go.

sublime LightWorks wrote:
Now, if Canon would just come out with a freakin' SDK for iOS5 so we can stop having to use a damn PC or laptop in the mix to remote control or bounce images shot to the iPad.....

Here's hoping.  Regardless, I have a iPad2 and will be ordering an iPad3 as soon as the Apple Store gets back up and running.

Would be cool to be able to tether to a pad and if you can save to an external card. Now that with the high resolution display would be great.

Quang Dang wrote:

If you're still watching it, it's actually show and explaining to us how the new iPad is so handy for photographers. Of course tethered option too...

Can't watch it. There is a tethered option. that is cool.

BlueMoonPics wrote:

Thanks Karl!
I'm still on the fence about all these toys.  But I'd like to shoot and show the model (and me) how the pictures are coming along on a larger screen than the one behind the camera.  I have heard you can shoot tethered wirelessly to an iPad but I would rather connect a cable directly for greater speed.  Anyone know if this is possible with iPad or other similar devices?

I have the 1st gen ipad, and it has replaced my laptop on shoots. I hot swap cf cards with a card reader and models/clients love to swipe through photos and really get immersed. Portfolio is a great app for showcasing stills and video all in one place, and it looks gorgeous. I can't imagine how much better they'll look on the updated device.

11:02 Demos of new Apple apps continue. Now about iPhoto. Some pretty impressive things that you can do right from the iPad. A guy is working on photos captured by a Nikon D300S. That camera kit stays relevant.

11:08 And the photo editing demo still continues. Definitely very powerful, but we're suffering from "new hardware details" withdrawal.

Will have to check out that iPhoto app.....

Karl Blessing wrote:
Why is this in photography talk though?

It has a camera built in?

I tried to watch the live feed, but it 'timed out' instantly. Other live feeds were people talking endlessly about irrelevant things.


I didn't like the iPad, I wasn't fussed about the iPad 2. The features from the iPad 3 sound good, but there's no way in hell I'm going to spend that much money, and then buy a phone contract to go with it. Also, 4G is pretty much non-existant over here as it is.

I'm still looking towards Android devices.

SillyEddy wrote:

It has a camera built in?

I tried to watch the live feed, but it 'timed out' instantly. Other live feeds were people talking endlessly about irrelevant things.


I didn't like the iPad, I wasn't fussed about the iPad 2. The features from the iPad 3 sound good, but there's no way in hell I'm going to spend that much money, and then buy a phone contract to go with it. Also, 4G is pretty much non-existant over here as it is.

I'm still looking towards Android devices.

Depending what is your needs but honestly you don't need 4G in iPad. What's matter to me are photos, tethered wireless, able to do some simple retouch, show to clients while shooting instead of small camera screen, reading articles, etc. (But I don't buy it to spend my time playing games on it...)

Quang Dang wrote:
Depending what is your needs but honestly you don't need 4G in iPad. What's matter to me are photos, tethered wireless, able to do some simple retouch, show to clients while shooting instead of small camera screen, reading articles, etc. (But I don't buy it to spend my time playing games on it...)

I will admit, the high resolution screen and quality of tracking that Apple put in their devices would make it very good for editing.

I'd still be tempted to take a laptop along and tether to that though... I'd be able to get much more power out of it, and be able to drag and drop between my external hard drive, so that I could immediately go and edit it back on my main desktop.

Karl Blessing wrote:
Why is this in photography talk though?

some dude named Karl answered this

Karl Blessing wrote:
Portfolio on large Retina Display... nuff said.