whlsdn Loc: Colorado

Have you heard of this "emerging" product? What do you think of it? https://witharsenal.com/
Brilliant and inevitable?
Total scam?
Might be real, but hate to see it come?
Yes, about time?
Who cares?
Sign me up?
Or ____?

fantom Loc: Colorado

IDguy Loc: Idaho

There were recent threads on it. Try the search function.

Most comments from those who tried it were negative.

Here is one: https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-569124-1.html

Beard43 Loc: End of the Oregon Trail

According to the compatibility list, it fits nearly all nikons but mine. 😖

Ron

JD750 Loc: SoCal

It's a kickstarter project. They always have great marketing adverts. Remember Lille? How about Litro? Fabulous marketing presentations.

If you choose to invest in a kickstarter project know that the risk is high. You might actually receive a product, (not always) but even if you do the chance the company will survive is small. And products like "the arsenal" need continuous software support. However for the maverick investor, or those who have excess money and need to spend some of it, or those who simply don't care, for them, kickstarter products can be a good thing.

G Brown Loc: Sunny Bognor Regis West Sussex UK

considering all the tricks and effects available on a cell phone now it is inevitable that there will be a crossover into the camera market. The more simple that photography becomes the more unit sales it creates. Not just taking the photo's but the 'instant' editing without other software has to be a bonus. Nikon and Cannon etc may support Adobe, but they might also decide to 'lose' the middle man.
without making cell phones bigger, their photographic ability has limitations. AI seems to be a novel way to mix existing cell phone ability with high end photographic equipment sales.
I would watch this trend....

whlsdn Loc: Colorado

Thanks for this link. Apologize for my lack of initiative before starting this thread.

In following that link, I've found the info I was seeking...and more. Loved that someone was able to learn a "secret" to his Nikon Snapbridge within that conversation! And this...



It is interesting to see that some view this device as another creative tool to have in the bag, while others see it potentially as a replacement for their own skill-set. Or at least that seems to be a common theme. Others saw it as something that might be worth trying, bought it, and found it not to their liking for one reason or another - and that sounds like something I have done in the past in more things than photography. Yep, live and wish you could learn.

Thanks, everyone...in both threads!