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ShutterSnitch app links iPad & iPhone to your DSLR

Wirelessly review your photos on the fly

By Matthew Jeppsen | May 06, 2010

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ShutterSnitch is an exciting new app for the iPhone and iPad that offers an FTP server that can interface with standard Eye-Fi cards or Canon & Nikon DSLR wireless transmitters. Link the two, and you can transfer images over wifi on the fly as you shoot, using your Apple device for review, or to notify you if an image doesn't meet a certain set of criteria.

You can define minimum specs like shutter speed or aperture within the app, and have it notify you should new photos not meet the minimums. It looks like an amazing application, and as soon as my new Eye-Fi SD card and SD>CF adapter arrive I'll be testing it out.

One of the things I'm going to try is using the Cydia jailbreak app MyWi to create an ad-hoc wireless network for the link between device and camera. In theory this will allow you to wirelessly link ShutterSnitch and your Apple device when out in the field and away from standard wifi networks. Fingers crossed...

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Inah Lehman: | August, 03, 2011

I will have to try this kind of app also. I think this will be amazing for me, since I love taking photos. And it has been said that the photo can be easily transferred with just an easy method. By the used of the Apple device reviews, it won’t take much for the image to transfer immediately. Everything is possible for an apple. Like any other gadgets Apple devices has also network devices which is important in a certain gadget.
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