ShutterSnitch

Great app but I was very surprised and disappointed to see today that suddenly with no warning you have to pay every month or yearly to use it! I believe I bought that app years ago, pity just like that you have to pay for a subscription now 😡

By far this is one of the most useful apps I have ever come across. In my opinion it is indespensible for any serious photographer. I use this on a daily basis and it has made my photography workflow so streamlined and painless, with features not even found in some high end workflow apps. I hope the developer continues to improve this amazing app.

I have a Nikon Coolpix AW130 which is not on the supported list for ShutterSnitch but thought "I'll give it a go." A bit of experimentation got it to work (Check the ShutterSnitch forums where I detailed how) and I think this is the spirit in which to buy this app: If it's not an explicitly supported camera (e.g a Nikon with inbuilt Wi-Fi capabilities but not the WT module models) then plan on playing around; as the developer says, you can get a refund if it doesn't work. He is 100% up front about this too, there's no "bait and switch" going on :) Anyway - how is it as an app to use? Smooth, seamless, intuitive, everything you want. You can tell it's many years of development in and the bug squashing is vigilant. You get a great deal of control on how to organise and share your photos. The big attraction for me is getting them off the camera without any compression, something the Nikon wireless app for example does not allow you to do. Yes it's a little pricier than a 2 dollar cheapie but it actually works well and what it's doing under the hood in terms of setting up its own FTP server is not script kiddie stuff.

Long time supporter of SHUTTERSNITCH! looking forward to what you can do with the Watch

I got this for half price and i would of paid full for it, if i found it earlier. People talking about not being around a WiFi Network for the Eye-Fi cards are Mad. The Eye-Fi Pro X2 16Gb and all the others create their own Network. Once you take a image on your camera, look for the Eye-Fi Network under WiFi settings on your iPad or iPad Mini and this transfers images in seconds, and now on a Retina iPad Mini, I’m in heaven and so are my client, who can see in real time what i have to offer. The support forums are the way to go if you have a problem. This App does so much more with support for FTP as well, you couldn’t ask for anything more professional to have in your bag of tricks. So if you own a Eye-Fi SDHC card, configure it with the Mac/PC App, and get rid of the iOS App, and you are right to go . . . . . 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Simple to use after wi-fi set up. Good for anyone wanting to simply share pics on social networks to pros wanting to show clients images as they capture them. Or rate your best images and show the hero shots at the end of the photography session. Fantastic support via the developers forum.

This is my first review. This is a great app/tool, there is a bit of working out, but the SS forum has the answers if you have the time. I have this working on my gear w/ or w/o the router.

If you need to transfer files from a DSLR wirelessly while on the job so the client can art-direct, there's no better tool for the iPad. Works well with an Eye-Fi card.

Just gets better all the time, using it professionally for about 18mths, just great to show clients and art directors Results as it happens.

I bought ShutterSnitch to allow me to get images to my iPad and then to my iMac. I had a little trouble getting going due to my own misunderstanding. One question on the support forum and I was away. I then wanted to get the images into Lightroom. While you can do it, it was a bit fiddly. Another post on the forum and it's fixed. I now have a seamless workflow from camera to computer. I'm always nervous about support on apps. This couldn't be better.