Gravity is at the forefront of many of the deepest questions in fundamental physics. Living Reviews in Relativity volume 25, Article number: 4 ( 2022)
Alejandro Cardenas-Avendaño 14, 15, 16,. Moreover every company benefits from having someone who receives valid/well-though-out criticism from it's users and potential users, and the forums provide that.Īlpa seems to have recently gone a different route while Phase (David, myself, Steve), Leica (Farkas), Cambo (myself, Steve), and Arca (Rod, myself, Steve) all seem to recognize the value of providing direct outreach outside of normal/traditional channels.New horizons for fundamental physics with LISA For all my qualms with Hasselblad I'd be the first to tell you they make some great products with some great unique advantages that deserve to be trumpeted. I sincerely hope Hasselblad will have someone replace David's former role as that out-reach individual. It's almost less fun now having him on the same side :toocool. When David worked for Hassy he fit the bill perfectly, and I hope everyone would agree that both of us showed a lot of mutual respect for each other with only occasional mistakes from a generally amiable and gentlemanly interaction. Ĭlick to expand.I'm always in favor of each major brand having an educated rep to back it. If someone is able to do it I suspect it will be Phase One due to their unique market position making both market-leading hardware and tethering software. I suspect we may we better/tighter/faster/more-powerful tethering direct to an iPad in the next 2-3 years, but we aren't going to see it next month or even this year (IMO). To do actual raw processing with any sophistication on a 80mp, let alone 22mp raw file, is simply not possible at this point. The issue with going direct to an iPad is that it's an incredibly powerful phone, but it's a really under powered desktop. They may add utility in some specific situations/use-cases but they are inflexible, slow, inconvenient, often error prone or unstable, and provide very few of the benefits of shooting tethered (naming/rating/organization/styling-on-the-fly). All of those options, in my opinion, are junk. 
The only direct-to-iPad options out there are with options like the WiFi adapter for Canon/Nikon and the MyFi card. If Phase does the same with Lightroom, it would be a huge thing for me and I believe many others who would prefer to use Lightroom.Ĭlick to expand.Leaf is not able to do that. I can attest that Lightroom does a great job now with Hasselblad files as I have used it for a number of my legacy files. I know you are intimately familiar with what Hasselblad achieved for its files in Lightroom.
I would be ok sticking with Lightroom for everything, but it does not appear that Phase One has made the same committment to Lightroom that Hasselblad has made, so that the file conversion quality out of Lightroom is "just as good" as Capture One is for IQ files. Moreover, at this point Capture One is just really kludgey and non-intuitive compared to Lightroom and Aperture. I hate them and the way they force me to adapt my way of working with and organizing my files to the Sessions way of working with and organizing my files. The first is that the architecture of Capture One is built around Sessions. Given your new role, I hope that you use your new "influence" to take a fresh look at a couple of issues I have with the raw conversion of my IQ 180 files.
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