
CloudTether tethers your camera to your phone over USB or Wi-Fi and delivers every shot to the cloud in real time — no laptop, no SD-card shuffle. Here's how it compares to Capture One (tethered).
Capture One is professional desktop software with excellent tethered capture — shooting straight into the app on a computer for live preview, culling and editing on a large screen, the studio standard for many photographers.
Capture One's tethering is computer-bound and centred on capture and editing. CloudTether is phone-based and centred on delivery: it gets every shot to the cloud in real time without a computer on location — useful exactly where a desktop tether isn't practical, like weddings, events and the field.
For studio sessions where you're culling and retouching tethered on a large display, desktop software like Capture One is the right tool and CloudTether isn't trying to replace it. The two are complementary — use CloudTether when you need shots in the cloud without a computer on location.
No — Capture One is a capture-and-edit application. CloudTether is a delivery tool: it tethers your camera to your phone and pushes every shot to the cloud in real time, without a laptop. Many photographers use both.
Yes — that's the point of CloudTether. Your phone is the only device you need on location; photos upload over its connection as you shoot.
CloudTether is available on iOS and Android.
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