Sony has Update the creative cloud platform for it So that the images uploaded to the user’s cloud storage can be transferred from Sony Sony cameras automatically to Google Drive or Adobe Lightroom. With Google Drive, you can save images for backup and sharing, and with Adobe Lightroom, images can be almost immediately processed, even by a remote editor. The feature is only compatible with modern Sony cameras (including FX3, FX30, A1, ZV-E10 IIAnd A9 III) That supports the ability to upload images on the cloud via Wi-Fi or through Sony’s Creators is available for Android, iOS and iPados mobile devices.
The photos are first uploaded to the Sony Creators cloud storage directly before sending them to Google Drive or Lightroom. This provides an additional level of repetition, while also allowing photographers to integrate other cloud storage solutions in their workflow tasks that they may already pay.
All Sony Creators users get 5 GB of free storage, or 25 GB if they use it with the Sony camera. Sony also offers two distinguished levels with 100 GB storage for $ 4.99 per month and $ 59.88 annually, or 500 GB for $ 9.99 per month and $ 119.88 annually.
Sony has recently updated the Cloud ‘Cloud to include a differential transmission feature in the Sony’s Creators, which limits the photo transmission between the Sony camera and a laptop to only new images or images that have not been previously transferred.
Sony also added “advanced control options” to its mobile phone application, allowing users from Sony Selive cameras to set certain camera settings directly from a smartphone or a connected tablet.
