Arsenal ‘assistant’
May 12, 2018 21:00:52 #
Are any forum members planning to buy the Arsenal system? If so, what was the deciding factor?
May 12, 2018 21:37:00 #
Absolutely NOT planning on even thinking of buying one of these.
--Bob
--Bob
MACT wrote:
Are any forum members planning to buy the Arsenal system? If so, what was the deciding factor?
May 12, 2018 21:53:35 #
May 12, 2018 22:07:21 #
Interesting system. I would like to see some reviews, maybe experiment with it.
May 13, 2018 06:11:11 #
jmroach
Loc: Washington State
I chose to order an Arsenal mainly because Nikon Bridge is so inadequate for my Nikon D850 to transfer images to my iPhoneX for use in social media apps.
May 13, 2018 06:46:54 #
Rawaits
Loc: Canton, GA
Does it do significantly better transferring images via wifi? If so I’d purchase Arsenal for sure bc snapbridge doesnt do well on my D850
May 13, 2018 06:58:55 #
MACT wrote:
Are any forum members planning to buy the Arsenal system? If so, what was the deciding factor?
It's a potentially useful product, but I don't see it being essential. They would sell a lot of them at a low price, but I doubt I'd get $185 of benefit from it.
https://witharsenal.com/
May 13, 2018 07:59:06 #
I use a Sony A7RII camera.
Arsenal would add significant functionality to my camera such as focus bracketing, exposure bracketing that includes images with over a 30 sec. exposure, and the capture of long exposures without having to use an intervalometer. Many of their other functions also look interesting.
Arsenal would add significant functionality to my camera such as focus bracketing, exposure bracketing that includes images with over a 30 sec. exposure, and the capture of long exposures without having to use an intervalometer. Many of their other functions also look interesting.
May 13, 2018 08:21:00 #
The best transfer method that I've found with Apple stuff is to use an app called PhotoSync. I can swap images back and forth in just a few seconds between Macs, iPads, and iPhones. It's also the fastest app that I've tested (and there have been quite a few). Only takes about a minute to learn to use.
May 13, 2018 11:14:46 #
MACT wrote:
Are any forum members planning to buy the Arsenal system? If so, what was the deciding factor?
Oh boy another kickstarter project!! I predict they will soon be bankrupt. Remember the Lytro Camera?
But if you have too much money and you want to throw some away, then why not?
I already have a camera with an "assistant", it's a cell phone camera.
May 15, 2018 20:39:17 #
If you have only had experience with cell phone photos, I MIGHT see some advantage in this, although not at this price. If you have a photographic background, at any level, and have mastered your camera's controls, it's a waste of money.
JMHO, of course....
Andy
JMHO, of course....
Andy
May 15, 2018 20:50:21 #
JD750, you bring up a good point. In my case, it's just an app on my cellphone. It is very useful in determining exposure and processing. Although I can still do the "long hand" method, the app I have on my cellphone does that all for me and nails it every time.
--Bob
--Bob
JD750 wrote:
Oh boy another kickstarter project!! I predict they will soon be bankrupt. Remember the Lytro Camera?
But if you have too much money and you want to throw some away, then why not?
I already have a camera with an "assistant", it's a cell phone camera.
But if you have too much money and you want to throw some away, then why not?
I already have a camera with an "assistant", it's a cell phone camera.
May 16, 2018 08:40:10 #
rmalarz wrote:
JD750, you bring up a good point. In my case, it's just an app on my cellphone. It is very useful in determining exposure and processing. Although I can still do the "long hand" method, the app I have on my cellphone does that all for me and nails it every time.
--Bob
--Bob
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