ShutterSnitch

Добрый день, сделайте инструкцию по подключению Canon 1Dx с WFT-E6B, не получается настроить, хочется купить приложение но оно не работает.

Очень удобное приложение для работы с различными картами памяти с беспроводной передачей данных. Очень радует что разработчики продолжают обновлять приложение по мере появления новых устройств.

Можно моментально смотреть фото на большом дисплее, показывать клиентам, cкидывать в dropbox или на мыло. Можно настроить чтоб скидывались только JPG. Очень удобно сортировать по группам и ставить звезды которые потом синхронизирую с Lightroom. Жду когда нормально заработает синхронизация с Photosmith. Да и с интерфейсом еще нужно поработать дизайнерам, но это уже мелочи. Рабочий инструмент.

Good idea but there are some difficulties. I'm trying to work with this app. On iPad I cannot name collection. Able to use only standart collection name t. e. date-time name. On iPhone it's allright. Wait for fix. Thanks for tnis app.

Update from a review of the z6 and it’s abilities from over a year ago. I am using it with my Z9 to crop and edit sports on the fly. I am able to connect my iPhone to the monopod and pull directly into the camera by Ethernet adapter. Shutter snitch connects to the camera in the background through the cable ( a bit of messing with the IP required), and I can crop, and have pre loaded captions ready as I tag. If I have my mifi connected to a stadium Ethernet cable, my images fly out. Time to shoot,tag, crop and send is around 15 sec a pic. Love this program.

This was a whole lot of frustration. Not a lot of help available to set up with Canon R3. Followed a couple YouTube tutorials but could never get connected as much as I wanted it to work, it didn’t.

This is professional-level piece of software. If you’re a low-hours shooter, or unwilling to get under the hood for a bit camera/configuration work, then move along… nothing for you to see here. But with a modest investment of time (about 2 hours in my case) learning its fairly sophisticated features and how to configure it correctly with your particular camera/mobile device, you’ll be rewarded with an outstanding product, period. I’ve just configured my Nikon Z7 to upload selected news images, as I shoot, via my IOS device, to my FTP site. This is exactly what I need, and the app works flawlessly. For users who whine about the subscription price—$30/year is completely reasonable—again, move along, nothing for you to see here. For serious photographers, this is an excellent product.

I've been a user since 2020 and Shuttersnitch does exactly what is sets out to do and has a very responsive developer who is active on the support forum. Wi-fi functionality depends on your camera's wi-fi abilities. Some camera makers have more advanced wi-fi than others. The captioning and metadata control, along with the ability to create templates/presets makes captioning a breeze. The built in ftp and connectivity to other file systems from Google drive and Dropbox to Flickr, Smug Mug or Zenfolio should meet amateur and professional needs. Shuttersnitch on an IPad the need for a laptop to run Photo Mechanic for less than the cost of a coffee a month, and constant frequent updates.

Use it daily to live file images, edit on the fly, and caption. The Z6 does not have an ftp built in and this program solved that gap. If not for ShutterSnitch I would have returned my Z6, bc no way I could work on the go this fast without it. Getting it to work this way required a lot of messing with settings but once you know the program it’s worth the subscription if it fits your work needs.

I was panicking because I had allowed the Keenai app to be archived by iOS. Thanks Apple. I had not used my Canon SLR in many months and when I tried to link my Eyefi Mobi card I saw that Keenai was archived with no way of installing it again. I’m not a fan of paid storage for photos since I already pay annually for MSOffice/OneDrive and have not approached my TB of storage. Anyway I decided if I could get Shuttersnitch to sync to the Eyefi Mobi card it would be worth $3 a month to have instant access to photos on my phone to be able to share and save. After frantically trying the methods outlined in the help forums I was able to get the card to sync. One thing I missed in the instructions is that in order for Shuttersnitch to receive files you must create a Collection (folder). I assumed the app would create one for me on the fly. That’s what I get for assuming. I’m happy now and will gladly pay the money just so I don’t have to swap SD cards. The other features are a bonus.