PhotoShelter Hack 2.4 + Redeem Codes

I’ve use this app for years, and the last few months I’ve been unable to send permissions to clients because the screen cuts off as an email link at the very top on iPhone. Please fix this!

I love this app but is anyone else finding it consistently crashing on startup? I’m sure it’s me but just thought I would mention it. This is a fantastic platform don’t let that comment dissuade you I will endeavor to update this. Great app great platform.

This app hasn't been updated in more than a year. It's really nice but could use some upgrades that would be really simple. For instance, you can't save an image from your archive directly to your Camera Roll without a watermark. Just add an option! But lately it seems like PS is focusing on Libris and isn't interested in putting much effort into updating their mobile app and platforms for individual users, which is unfortunate because individuals are their bread and butter.

Support for multi-user accounts is unsupported so this app is unusable for us.

With this app the ability to manage and invite clients to the galleries and receive notifications that clients have accessed and downloaded images gives me piece of mind that the final steps in fulfilling our client deliverables has been completed on time and as promised.

The Photoshelter app allows me to manage past assignment client deliverables while on another assignment in the field.

For example when covering the President at the White House, we often have to pre-set our equipment an hour or two before an event. One morning I was in position on the South Lawn of the White House and had two hours before an event was scheduled to begin and the event was to take an hour, so I would be out of pocket for 3 hours, as I also had my post-production person on hand so we both were not going to be near a computer for 3 hours. About 10 minutes before the event was to start, a client contacted me with an urgent need. I was able to solve what could have been a client problem with the app in just a few minutes, and not miss a beat as my assignment began.

This handy app is a good example of the tool I didn’t think I wanted but already can’t do without.

The beta quickly became part of my workflow, with the easy “Save to Camera Roll” finding more use than I expected. It has become increasingly important to attach photos to tweets and Facebook posts so they stand out better, but it’s not worth the effort to pull from Photoshelter on my desktop. It’s lightning fast on my phone, and now I can accent my social media posts with my own photos instead of someone else’s. As a result, I’m using my photos more on social media, increasing followers and influence.

I also like being able to quickly send a link to clients that enables them to download the full resolution tiff, so I never miss a sale, even if I have to go to the doctor or want to take the evening off and catch a movie.

One star off for a few minor things: galleries are showing as unlisted on the phone when they show as listed on the desktop. Also, keyword phrases join the words together into a single word, ie. “MardiGras” instead of “Mardi Gras.”

On my wish list: Please, please, please give me the ability to read, write, and edit IPTC info. It would be nice to simply proof or write captions, add keywords, etc., while I’m waiting in line, trying to fall asleep, or doing something equally unproductive.

All in all, for version one, Photoshelter has knocked it out of the park. Very nice.

This app is obviously just an MVP in terms of UI and functionality, and yet it hasn't been updated in nearly six months, a very troubling sign. Seems like abandonware, dead on arrival after we waited for so long.

It's simply inexcusable to be heading into 2016 with an app that's not optimized for the 6/6+ screen resolutions when millions upon millions of those phones have shipped over the last 14 months. Shame on Photoshelter - which is supposed to be a photographer's platform after all. Resolution matters! We want out images and the UI to be as sharp as possible.

This kind of half-assed development effort, along with other SEO problems on the platform, really makes me question whether to continue with my subscription.

Being constantly on the move, away from the studio and mainly
doing location photography the app has opened up a wide array of options of ways to streamline my workflow.
I can upload to galleries samples of on-location shoots while they are happening, scouting session and such; and also I can search and download to my iPhone any image I might need to show or review, you can also send direct download links to clients. It's fast, it's easy and it's mobile!

As a commercial and editorial photographer, the fast, reliable delivery of jobs to clients is an essential part of both my workflow and my brand. This app puts my entire archive of 50,000 images in the palm of my hand and gives me the power to fulfill requests and solve problems no matter where I am in the world. Big thanks to the team at Photoshelter for giving me yet another way to get the job done and for making sure I look good while doing it!

I've been asking for this mobile app for years now and the PhotoShelter team has finally delivered. Upload images, manage security, get notifications of downloads and more. I'm really excited to see how this app continues to develop. My BIG request is to see image details for the download notifications, a file name at the very least if not a thumbnail, too.