InFOCUS Sunday Quickie : Wireless Ipad tethering

Today we have a quick episode talking a little bit about wireless tethering with an ipad, but same methods apply for shooting to any apple gadget or computer/laptop. Catch the behind the scenes video to see how i utilize this technic with my clients.

follow the show on twitter @infocus show for your chance to get involved, ask questions and win some prizes.

Next episode we look at DSLR film making and show you how to make some film lighting on the cheap.

Intro Theme music : Shango Mass
Eye Fi Card used in Video : http://tinyurl.com/5uc6unt

We are working really hard to try and fix all the current issues with the show, I really have to say a huge thanks to my team who are working on this project for free and are 100% dedicated to making the show bigger and better for you guys.

That said as it is a non profit project and we have things we need to buy etc I have set up a page to try and raise some money to help the show, At the moment one area we are seriously lacking is the audio department and as i have just put all my money into the studio i cant afford to sort that little issue. Hopefully if you could all donate something small like a £1 or whatever we can help push the show to the next level. As a team it means so much that you guys like what we have so far and want to continue to grow and get better, coming up

we have dslr film making, a look into under water photography and lots more.

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[thewonderoflight]

It's SOOOOO slow though... how practical is it really?

[Infocusshow]

@thewonderoflight Its not really slow, You're talking about 5 seconds per image. For the client sitting at the back of the room watching its ideal. My clients seem to love it and they really feel as though theyre involved. I was sending Large Jpegs to the ipad but you could make them smaller,. Besides all that i really like seeing the images bigger after firing a couple off i can check focus and see how the set is coming along.

[Merseyweb]

Another fantastic tutorial and behind 'teh' scenes shoot.

Keep up the good work and get that next episode out soon!