ShutterSnitch is subscription based. With a subscription you get access to all features and updates. The first week is *free* so you can verify that things work with your specific camera or wi-fi card. Wirelessly transfer images to your iOS device from an Eye-Fi, Transcend Wi-Fi, Toshiba FlashAir, PQI Air, or ez Share card, GoPro HERO, Fujifilm cameras with built-in Wi-Fi, PTP/IP enabled device (such as the Nikon WU / D750 / Z7 or Canon EOS 5D Mark IV / 6D / 70D / M3 / EOS R) or a Canon, Nikon or other filetransmitter that supports uploading to an FTP server over your wireless network. When a JPEG arrives, ShutterSnitch analyzes shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length, and light level and warns you if anything differs from the rules you've set up. You now have a large preview screen that you can browse, pinch, zoom, and evaluate seconds after snapping your picture. In a studio environment it's now easy to share shoots with crew and models. More fun and less juggling cards, adapters, and cables! Please note: A large part of the magic of the wireless delivery lies in the setup of the devices outside of the ShutterSnitch app. For older FTP systems, be prepared to spend more than just a couple of minutes on this initial setup. Features: • Works with iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. • Full Retina & Retina HD display support. • Crop, straighten, and adjust colors in the sRGB color space (temperature & tint, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, clarity, vibrance, and saturation). All edits are non-destructive, so you can always fine-tune or revert to the original photo. • Advanced metadata editing with presets and Code Replace. • Slideshow function with Ken Burns effect. • Arrange your shoots in albums. • Lock private albums. • Resize and/or watermark photos before sharing them via e-mail, Dropbox, Flickr, FTP, WebDAV, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SmugMug, or Zenfolio. • Large scale histograms (RGB,R,G,B). • Visible and/or audible warnings. • Map integration. Geo-tag JPEG photos automatically or manually. • Highlight warnings. • Add a caption and byline to the photos by tapping and holding the currently displayed full image. • Custom username, password, and port for the built-in FTP and WebDAV servers. • Receive files directly from one or more Eye-Fi cards. • Receive photos from your GoPro HERO, Transcend Wi-Fi, Toshiba FlashAir, PQI Air, or ez Share card/adapter as you shoot them or import files from the card manually. *Note for GoPro cameras in burst or time-laps mode*: Photos can only be retrieved once the camera exits the mode. • Supports receiving and importing photos via PTP/IP. For example from Nikon WU transmitters, D750 / D850 / Z7 / Z9 and Canon EOS 5D Mark IV / 6D / 70D / M3 / EOS R. • Supports receiving photos from Panasonic cameras that work with their LUMIX LINK app such as the GH3 and GH4. (Not the 'Image App' or 'LUMIX Sync' apps, so DMC-G7 and DC-G9M2 are not supported.) • Supports Sony α1, α7 IV & V, α7R IV, and NEX cameras. • Supports Fujifilm cameras with built-in Wi-Fi such as X100T, X-M1, GFX100, and X-T2. • Supports Canon PowerShot G16 and other Canon cameras that work with their CameraWindow app. • AirDrop export. • Bonjour support for easy discovery in your Bonjour enabled applications. ShutterSnitch can also be used as a regular image browser if you simply transfer the pictures from your computer through an FTP client. Subscription payments ($2.99 monthly or $29.99 yearly) are charged through your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase and are auto-renewed. The account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Renewal can be turned off 24-hours before the end of the current period in your Account Settings in the App Store. Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when a subscription is purchased. Privacy Policy & Terms of Use: https://2ndnaturesoftware.com/privacypolicy
Version 8.0.1 • Sep 15, 2026
• Fixed a bug in Image Adjustments compact mode where the selected adjustment slider wouldn't show up in the toolbar. • Minor fixes. In case you missed the new features in version 8.0: • Added support for Apple's raw decoder version 9 introduced in system version 27.0. Decoding raw-files using this version takes noticeably longer, but the quality is much improved. Because of the performance hit, it's off by default for regular browsing but can be turned on in Settings → General. The decoding uses Apple's ML models, so not all devices are supported. To check if you have a capable device, open a raw file in Image Adjustments and tap the wrench-button in the bottom toolbar. If your device is supported, you will see an option to decode with (or without) using Raw version 9. • Added an option to open an additional viewer when running on macOS (Shift+Cmd+A). • Added a Filter option to the Slideshow. • Added an option to Location pre-processing, and the 'Change photo' Action, to override compression quality, and whether to prefer raw version 9 when resizing/decoding a photo. • The 'Upload siblings' option is now no longer case sensitive. • Added a button to the Location Export Action to help automatically set up Success/Failure tagging. • Added an option to the External Viewer settings to choose whether you want to see the currently selected file or the latest file in the collection. • Added 'Else' to the Condition Action. You read that right. • Action Task keyboard shortcuts now also work in the grid, not just in the Browser when in Grid mode. • Captions now also show on the multi-selection overview on the External Viewer (if they're turned on). • Fixed a bug causing chunked WebDAV uploads to fail. For example macOS Finder (Cmd+K) mounts. • Fixed an issue that could cause the External Viewer on macOS to sometimes be blank on app launch. • Lots of bug fixes and minor improvements.
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