Studio photography workflow

1. Directly connect the camera and computer to shoot

Using a USB 2.0 cable on the K-1 Mark II, K-1, and KP, and a USB 3.0 cable on the K-3 Mark III, 645Z, 645Z IR, and RICOH G900SE, you can directly connect the camera to a computer (Mac or Windows) and share images while using Live View display in the studio.

* IMAGE Transmitter 2 (sold separately) software must be installed on the computer. Once you specify a folder to save image data to, IMAGE Transmitter 2 saves recorded images in the folder in sequence.

2. Save recorded images to an SD card and copy them to a computer

Recorded images are saved to the SD card inserted in the camera. After shooting, remove the SD card and copy images to a computer.

* Both RAW data and JPEG data can be recorded separately to two SD cards.(excluding KP, G900SE)

3. Images can be displayed simultaneously on an HDMI monitor while the camera and PC are connected directly

Using a USB 2.0 cable on the K-1 Mark II, and K-1, and a USB 3.0 cable on the K-3 Mark III, 645Z, 645Z IR, and RICOH G900SE, you can directly connect the camera and computer. Simply attach a cable to the HDMI jack on the camera body and an HDMI monitor or TV to check the camera Live View, quick view, and play back images in real time. This feature can be utilized for occasions such as client checking when you display images on two monitors.

* When an HDMI and USB cable are connected simultaneously, Live View image display is not available on IMAGE Transmitter 2.
* Make sure to update to the latest version of IMAGE Transmitter 2 and the latest version of the K-1 Mark II, K-1, K-3 Mark III, KP, 645Z, 645Z IR, and RICOH G900SE firmware when using IMAGE Transmitter 2.