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Sony’s Creators’ Cloud platform — originally designed for professional and enterprise users — is now open to individuals and includes cloud storage, the ability to connect with peers, and will soon support a “camera to cloud” application. Creators’ Cloud is billed as a platform designed to support creative work from the point of capture through production. Sony says that it melds its camera technology with cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) and while it will eventually support camera-to-cloud workflows, it also already serves as a place for users to discover peers and collaborate with other creators. “With Creators’ Cloud, we are building a unique space where content creators can blur the lines between hardware and software, online and offline,” Yang Cheng, Vice President of Imaging Solutions at Sony, says. “We know that content creators are looking for a one-stop shop, a place that integrates their content and creative tools, allows them to share and learn from other professionals and offers business opportunities and the expansion of Creators’ Cloud is the first step in Sony’s answer to this.” A Network of Apps Sony positions Creators’ Cloud (not to be confused with Adobe Creative Cloud) as a suite of apps designed to make workflows easier. But the system is not easy to digest, since it is quite disjointed and not all of the advertised services are yet available. At present, the Creators’ Cloud platform says it includes multiple app options including cloud storage — through the Ci Media Cloud app — and Discover, a platform designed to connect creators with peers. Some tools aren’t yet available though. As mentioned, even though the system is described as one network, each app is treated separately and has its own associated costs. For example, Ci Media Cloud does have a free version, but there are two paid tiers that cost either $15 or $49 per month. Camera to Cloud While Sony is advertising a suite of apps that perform various tasks, one that stands out is the promise of a camera-to-cloud system similar to the one Adobe’s Frame.io announced last year. This camera-to-cloud interface will exist in a new app called the Creators’ App, which is the successor to the Imaging Edge Mobile Plus app. Soy says it will act as an extension of the camera and will be able to upload, view, and manage both photo and video content shot on select Sony cameras and then store those files in the cloud. In full, the Creators’ App will allow photographers to transfer content from select Sony camera to a smartphone, allow them to upload content from the smartphone to Creators’ Cloud, view content on the smartphone and in the cloud, allow them to connect to and

(the version that ships with Windows 7), including support for Media Center Extenders (stream slideshows to TV w/Xbox 360). Check out our short video demonstrating the easy installation procedure and benefits of the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack on Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP (all editions are supported, 32-bit and 64-bit): Installation on Windows 10 and Windows 8.x Desktop, Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Installation on Windows XP SP3 Download our FREE, no questions asked TRIAL EDITION and see for yourself how well our product works: FastPictureViewerCodecPackTRIAL.msi (18.5MB, save the file to your hard disk, then double-click it to install!) How is this possible? How does it work? Some background information: Windows Vista introduced a brand new and extensible imaging framework called Windows Imaging Component (WIC), enabling far better imaging support at the operating system level than what was available during the Windows XP era. The new operating system came with built-in support for most standard image formats including JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF and HD Photo in both Windows Explorer and in the newly introduced Windows Photo Gallery, a built-in application replacing the venerable Windows XP Picture and Fax Viewer (together with the outdated Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer add-in) with a much improved, modern and slick photo organizer. Windows Imaging Component made it possible for 3rd parties to add first-class support for additional image formats to the operating system through plugin components known as "codecs", providing thumbnail views in Explorer, as well as previews and slideshows in Windows Photo Gallery, Windows Photo Viewer and, on Window 7, also within Windows Media Center 7 and Media Player 12, as well as integration with the built-in desktop search engine.WIC-compliant codecs also enable a number of applications to directly open new file formats, such as for example Microsoft ICE, Sony Creative Software's Vegas Professional or The Panorama Factory, just to name a few. We at FastPictureViewer even created an optional (and experimental) Photoshop Import Plug-in which let older versions of Photoshop (CS, CS2, CS3...) import newer raw files through our codecs (currently with some restrictions), provided that the plug-in is

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Features:DSO cooled camera line is the most advanced product line in Player One history. We start the project from 2021, through a lot of modify and rebuild we made this final version. It brings our newest technology and design to everyone, we are very proud to introduce this camera line.Power supply is not include in camera package, high quality 12V 5A power supply link: and softwares download: download: tutorial (Demonstrate with Ares-C Pro):Product DescriptionApollo-M MAX Pro (IMX432) camera is developed by Player One Astronomy, a real cooled camera for solar imaging. Apollo-M MAX Pro camera, which adopts Sony IMX432 1.1” format monochrome sensor. The 9um pixel size accommodates a well depth of 100Ke with a total of 1.7MP (the resolution is 1608*1104), and the diagonal is 17.5mm.Pregius TechnologyApollo-M MAX Pro (IMX432) based on Sony Pregius 3rd Gen technology, it is global shutter technology used in CMOS sensors.FormatApollo-M MAX Pro (IMX432) has 1.1″ format, it is the biggest sensor in entire solar camera series currently, this size is quite big for imaging.Pixel size9um pixel size is 1.5 times bigger than IMX174 camera, which means it can works at longer focal ratio, such as SCT + Daystar filter(with 4.2X) .HighlightsCutting-edge DesignThe Apollo-M MAX Pro cooled camera using same design as Ares cooled series, but a little difference! With a round body, a golden and black color scheme, and using carbon fiber to keep weight down and cutting-edge outlook. We also integrated the sensor tilter plate and anti-dew PCB board. This series of designs makes the camera not only light and cool, but also functional!Front 3P and Rear 4P tilter plateWhen shooting deep sky objects, the sensor tilt plate can be used to adjust the sensor tilt angle to make the stars at the corners more rounded. Apollo-M MAX Pro camera provide both