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Wireless Auto Import PlayMemories Home provides the same function. Start PlayMemories Home and select [Preferences] > [Wireless Auto Import]. PMB (Picture Motion Browser) To import and view images, use PlayMemories Home as described above.
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RAW typically is, well, RAW, without modifications. It might be possible to do certain lens corrections on the RAW, but even the native lenses don't do that. For example, you can photograph RAW+JPEG with the 16-50 and see the vignetting and distortion on the RAW, if you don't apply corrections in your RAW software, but the JPEG looks fine (using in-camera corrections).
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One of the arms on the back clamp is extendable, meaning the lens can be securely attached to an iPhone even if it's being housed in a protective case. We had no problem attaching the QX10 to our iPhone 5s encased in a battery case. When it's attached, the lens accessory feels securely in place. We had no concerns about the accessory unexpectedly falling off, though given its wireless connectivity, you may find yourself frequently holding it separate from your phone for unique shots. The bottom of the QX10 includes a standard tripod mount, as well as space for a wrist lanyard to keep the lens from being damaged.
Dave PS I'm on an Apple Mac using OS 10.9.1 with an intel i7 chip and 8gb of memory LR5.3 only runs on latest OS. I still use LR3.6 on a XP machine. The newer LR need the extra memory, and you cannot upgrade older machines to newer LR versions. 
Also improved are the amount of crashes and random disconnects we previously experienced with the PlayMemories app. The latest version provides a more reliable connection, though it's still not perfect. Aol gold support 18886937209 number aol gold for mac. On a number of occasions we would be presented with a spinning wheel in the middle of the screen and were unable to snap a picture by using the app's shutter button. Using the shutter button on the QX100 still worked fine, but we were shooting blind without an idea if our subject was in focus, or in the picture at all. What makes the issues all the more frustrating is that when the PlayMemories app works, it works great. The live viewfinder is sharp enough to give an idea of what the captured picture will look like, and it's responsive with minimal lag. We commend Sony for improving its app, and accordingly adjusted our score on the QX10 camera from 2.5 stars to 3 stars.
My A7R was set to shoot in raw, but all of my photos were JPGs. Anyone have any thoughts about this? Does Play Memories Lens Correction App only work to produce JPGs? This would not surprise me.
Review Review: Sony's Cyber-shot QX10 wireless camera lens for iPhone [u] By Sunday, September 29, 2013, 07:31 am PT (10:31 am ET) Sony's new Cyber-shot DSC-QX10 wireless camera lens is a first-of-its-kind iPhone accessory that could appeal to many who are in the market for a quality, conveniently pocketable and connected point-and-shoot camera. Unfortunately software issues make the ambitious device far from perfect, though it does earn kudos for being a concept ahead of its time [updated]. Update: Since this review was published, Sony's PlayMemories Mobile app for iOS has seen a number of updates that improve performance. We've updated this review with new paragraphs in the 'Software' portion, which are marked. We have also updated the final score accordingly. Design The QX10 features an 18-megapixel Exmor RCMOS 1/2.3-inch sensor with a 10x optical zoom and Sony G lens, derived from the company's WX2200 point-and-shoot.
M Dennis Fern wrote: I just came back from some shooting using the lens compensation app. My A7R was set to shoot in raw, but all of my photos were JPGs. Anyone have any thoughts about this? Does Play Memories Lens Correction App only work to produce JPGs? This would not surprise me. RAW typically is, well, RAW, without modifications. It might be possible to do certain lens corrections on the RAW, but even the native lenses don't do that.