Now, you can select any two frames and compare them either with or without comments or annotations visible.

We’ve added the ability to view two photographs or PDFs side by side with or without creating a version stack. Frame.io supports a huge range of file formats, including camera RAW from Fujifilm, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, and Sony. Then, Frame.io automatically switches from sRGB to CMYK color proxies so teams working in advertising can see accurate color reproduction for work destined for print. We’re introducing some new features and performance enhancements to help streamline the print workflow and to make your experience more enjoyable and intuitive.įirst, you’ll be able to upload and view any RAW photograph from Fujifilm, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, or Sony in Frame.io-powered by Adobe Camera RAW-where thumbnails will now appear in their correct native aspect ratio. Print and design-file workflow enhancements Frame.io functions as the single source of truth for all creatives and stakeholders no matter what aspect of a project they’re responsible for, ensuring a unified vision. And for anyone shooting photographs, it means that you don’t have to spend time manually uploading image files and transferring cards onto hard drives, because your original RAW files are instantly available in the cloud.īut what it also means is that now Frame.io centralizes teams of all sizes who work with a variety of media, consolidating the process for everyone from brands who deal with print and video campaigns or e-commerce, to studios who are creating films or shows along with ads or press packages to market them. It means that if an SD card is corrupted, there’s an automatic cloud backup of every shot.

This new integration is important to so many different kinds of professionals and business models. CaptureOne’s integration with Frame.io means that collaborators don’t have to huddle around a screen. They can make specific annotations on an image and the photographer can view the shots in Frame.io, incorporate suggestions or make adjustments, and continue shooting. With the ability to share images between Frame.io and Capture One, it’s no longer necessary for all creative collaborators to be onsite with a photographer to evaluate what’s been shot. The integration with popular photography app Capture One makes this workflow even more powerful. The cameras also upload up to 8K ProRes clips to the cloud as well, for teams who are working with photographs and video. Uploading RAW, JPEG, and HEIF photographs directly into Frame.io means that while you’re shooting, your images are immediately backed up in the cloud and accessible through the web app, or on iPhone or iPad for clients or collaborators to view on or off set. Photographer Kurt Iswarienko with a C2C-enabled Fujifilm X-H2S Fujifilm and Capture Oneįor the first time, photographers will now be able to utilize a RAW photo-to-cloud workflow untethered with the new Camera to Cloud in-camera integrations with FUJIFILM X-H2 and X-H2S cameras. Along with that, we’ve created enhancements to better support this workflow and to unify team collaboration on video, photographs, and design files-all within Frame.io.Īnd because keeping your content safe in the cloud is a top priority for everyone from studios to brands and agencies, we’re adding Forensic Watermarking to make Frame.io the most secure creative collaboration platform in the world. Now, we’re extending this revolutionary workflow to photography and print with new partners Fujifilm and Capture One. The headlines: It’s been just over two years since we released Camera to Cloud and it’s already changed video workflows for thousands of film, TV, and branded content productions across the industry. That said, some years are bigger than others, and NAB 2023 is a very big one for Frame.io. The lead up to NAB is always a time of excitement and anticipation as we prepare to unveil new features and partnerships.

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