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iOS – Scotty – Updated With Camera+ Integration
This is a major update for Scotty, ever since Camera+ released their API to developers many have been scrambling away trying to implement it. Scotty have done just that, allowing you to transfer photos directly from your Camera+ Lightbox. This update also includes iPad Retina display graphics and bug fixes. Not only that but the developers have also dropped the price down to $0.99/£0.69, you can download it here. Core Features – All photos and videos that are available in the standard Photos app can be transferred - There is no limit on the number of photos and videos you can transfer at once - Photos are transferred in…
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GeoLogTag Apple iPhone App review
This review concentrates on the latest updated version 3.3 that now includes support for geotagging Samsung RAW (SRW) photos, a fix for Mac geotagging when traveling through different timezones and a fix for Mac geotagging on an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network. We put this app through its paces as the competition is heating up in the Apple app store of this style of app. Read our extensive review here… Introduction GeoLogTag is an innovative geocoding app for the iPhone (3G, G3s and iPhone 4) that allows owners of digital cameras and Macs to tag their images with location (GPS) data without the need for additional hardware. Unfortunately, Windows users can’t geotag…
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Video support added to PhotoToMac iPhone app
Galarina today released PhotoToMac 2.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. PhotoToMac now transfers photos and videos over Wi-Fi to a Mac folder. Transfers can be done in the background on iOS 4. PhotoToMac requires no cables, no internet connection, no browser and no emails with attachments. The only requirement is that the iPhone or iPod touch is on the same Wi-Fi network as the Mac. PhotoToMac also works on an iPad, including support for JPEG photos imported via the iPad Camera Connection Kit. The three step process is very easy: 1. Select a Mac from a list of file sharing Macs on the Wi-Fi network. 2. Select a folder from…
