![]() ![]() When you reconnect your camera to the cable, ReTether works its magic. You then decide you need a little freedom of movement, disconnect the camera from the cable, and continue photographing. Let’s say you’ve shot a few images with your Canon or Nikon camera while tethered to Capture One Pro. C1 imports the images based on the settings you’ve selected. There are many benefits of tethering your camera to Capture One Pro on a computer, aside from the near-instant file transfer to your system. Currently, this works for Canon and Nikon cameras. ReTether gives you hands-free image importing, and file naming (Next Capture naming) without having your camera physically connected to the computer with a cable. And while it didn’t pick 100% of spots in the frame, as the AI gets trained even more, this shouldn’t be too far away.The name might sound a little confusing because it’s basically a new feature that gives you some tethered capabilities even if you’re not tethered all the time. It didn’t clone out any tiny objects in the distance or birds flying over the horizon. It didn’t touch any spots that were part of the actual image but weren’t actually caused by dust on the sensor. One thing really impressed me about the Dust Removal feature in the beta version. ![]() Not everyone is confident at cleaning their camera’s sensor by themselves and they often have to live with dust spots until their (usually infrequent) sensor cleaning appointments at the store. I’m not a landscape photographer as such, and even I have been frustrated to no end at having to clone out dust spots from photos that I’ve taken outdoors. This is exactly the direction that AI usage in photography needs to go – aiding photographers to cut down the time they spend working on images. I know for a fact that this feature will undoubtedly become one of my most used Adjust tab tools once it becomes available in the next release. ![]()
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