PhotoSync – transfer photos Hack 4.7.1 + Redeem Codes
Backup to computer, NAS, cloud
Developer: touchbyte GmbH
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 4.7.1
ID: com.touchbyte.PhotoSync
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Description
** Number one cross-platform solution with native apps for mobile devices, Windows & Mac. Also works on Linux
** Reliable and secure software – operating 10 years in the market and continuously updated
** No limitations – transfer and backup an unlimited number of photos & videos. Full resolution transfer with HEIC and RAW support; all metadata (EXIF, GPS) is preserved
** Flexible: Automatically organise files into folders by recording date, media type and album name on target device. Customisable file names
** Be totally independent of the cloud and iTunes
** Managed App Configuration over MDM or using a settings file (config.photosync-app.com)
—— MAIN FEATURES ——
Transfer to / from computer
• Directly transfer / backup photos & videos from iPhone / iPad to Windows PC or Mac. Photos & videos are transferred directly over the local Wi-Fi network. No Internet or cloud are required.
• Send photos & videos from Windows PC or Mac over Wi-Fi to iPhone / iPad. Received photos & videos are imported directly into the Camera Roll or an album you defined.
Transfer between phones and tablets
• Directly transfer photos & videos between devices over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Personal Hotspot. No computer, Internet or cloud are required.
Transfer to / from NAS, cloud and photo services
• Backup photos & videos to NAS devices, home cloud and wireless portable hard drives over FTP, SMB, WebDAV and SFTP. PhotoSync works flawlessly with: Synology, QNAP, Buffalo NAS, ownCloud, NextCloud, WD MyCloud, TrueNAS, OpenMediaVault, Seagate Personal Cloud…
• Backup photos & videos to / from USB drives, iCloud Drive and local storage via the Files app (iOS13).
• Upload photos & videos to popular cloud and photo services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, Flickr, OneDrive (Business), SmugMug, Box, Zenfolio, pCloud…
• Transfer photos & videos directly between devices, services and NAS (e.g. OneDrive to SMB).
Visit photosync-app.com for a complete feature list.
LIMITATIONS
The free version of PhotoSync lets you fully test its transfer functionality. Photos & videos are, however, transferred in low quality. RAW and HEIC photos are converted to JPEG. You can remove these limitations by upgrading to PhotoSync Pro, a one-time purchase, inside the app.
—— PREMIUM FEATURES ——
Exclusive features for Premium users:
Autotransfer
Automatically transfer new photos & videos in the background to computer, supported cloud services or NAS, whenever you arrive at pre-selected locations or charge your device.
PhotoSync Camera
Take a photo with the built-in PhotoSync Camera and transfer it immediately to supported targets. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI.
Advanced Siri Support & Workflows
Build powerful workflows using the Siri Actions “Transfer from Clipboard” & “Transfer new photos/videos” – possibilities are endless!
Amazon S3, Backblaze & Wasabi
Backup to Amazon S3, plus download and view photos & videos stored on Amazon S3. Support for Backblaze and Wasabi.
SanDisk iXpand USB Drive
Backup photos & videos to iXpand USB Drive and free up device space. View and download photos & videos on iXpand USB Drive.
Camera Support (Wi-Fi & USB)
Download from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus & Lumix cameras and cameras connected over USB. (Wireless) tethering & photo booth support over Airplay & HDMI for selected cameras.
Visit premium.photosync-app.com for a complete feature list.
Premium features require an additional purchase (one-time purchase or subscription with free trial).
LEGAL
Duration and price of each subscription is displayed in the PhotoSync app at time of purchase. Payment is charged to the iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless automatic renewal is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Subscription and auto-renewal can be managed or turned off in the iTunes account settings.
Terms & Conditions: https://bit.ly/33KFb1G
Privacy Policy: https://bit.ly/30gkaKd
** Reliable and secure software – operating 10 years in the market and continuously updated
** No limitations – transfer and backup an unlimited number of photos & videos. Full resolution transfer with HEIC and RAW support; all metadata (EXIF, GPS) is preserved
** Flexible: Automatically organise files into folders by recording date, media type and album name on target device. Customisable file names
** Be totally independent of the cloud and iTunes
** Managed App Configuration over MDM or using a settings file (config.photosync-app.com)
—— MAIN FEATURES ——
Transfer to / from computer
• Directly transfer / backup photos & videos from iPhone / iPad to Windows PC or Mac. Photos & videos are transferred directly over the local Wi-Fi network. No Internet or cloud are required.
• Send photos & videos from Windows PC or Mac over Wi-Fi to iPhone / iPad. Received photos & videos are imported directly into the Camera Roll or an album you defined.
Transfer between phones and tablets
• Directly transfer photos & videos between devices over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Personal Hotspot. No computer, Internet or cloud are required.
Transfer to / from NAS, cloud and photo services
• Backup photos & videos to NAS devices, home cloud and wireless portable hard drives over FTP, SMB, WebDAV and SFTP. PhotoSync works flawlessly with: Synology, QNAP, Buffalo NAS, ownCloud, NextCloud, WD MyCloud, TrueNAS, OpenMediaVault, Seagate Personal Cloud…
• Backup photos & videos to / from USB drives, iCloud Drive and local storage via the Files app (iOS13).
• Upload photos & videos to popular cloud and photo services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, Flickr, OneDrive (Business), SmugMug, Box, Zenfolio, pCloud…
• Transfer photos & videos directly between devices, services and NAS (e.g. OneDrive to SMB).
Visit photosync-app.com for a complete feature list.
LIMITATIONS
The free version of PhotoSync lets you fully test its transfer functionality. Photos & videos are, however, transferred in low quality. RAW and HEIC photos are converted to JPEG. You can remove these limitations by upgrading to PhotoSync Pro, a one-time purchase, inside the app.
—— PREMIUM FEATURES ——
Exclusive features for Premium users:
Autotransfer
Automatically transfer new photos & videos in the background to computer, supported cloud services or NAS, whenever you arrive at pre-selected locations or charge your device.
PhotoSync Camera
Take a photo with the built-in PhotoSync Camera and transfer it immediately to supported targets. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI.
Advanced Siri Support & Workflows
Build powerful workflows using the Siri Actions “Transfer from Clipboard” & “Transfer new photos/videos” – possibilities are endless!
Amazon S3, Backblaze & Wasabi
Backup to Amazon S3, plus download and view photos & videos stored on Amazon S3. Support for Backblaze and Wasabi.
SanDisk iXpand USB Drive
Backup photos & videos to iXpand USB Drive and free up device space. View and download photos & videos on iXpand USB Drive.
Camera Support (Wi-Fi & USB)
Download from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus & Lumix cameras and cameras connected over USB. (Wireless) tethering & photo booth support over Airplay & HDMI for selected cameras.
Visit premium.photosync-app.com for a complete feature list.
Premium features require an additional purchase (one-time purchase or subscription with free trial).
LEGAL
Duration and price of each subscription is displayed in the PhotoSync app at time of purchase. Payment is charged to the iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless automatic renewal is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Subscription and auto-renewal can be managed or turned off in the iTunes account settings.
Terms & Conditions: https://bit.ly/33KFb1G
Privacy Policy: https://bit.ly/30gkaKd
Version history
4.7.1
2022-09-21
- New: PhotoSync can now transfer both the original HEVC file and the converted H264 file of a video. You can configure this in the settings of the transfer target.
- Fixed: PhotoSync could not read the user assigned device name on iOS 16 (instead the common name iPhone was used). This functionality has been restored. For this to work in the PhotoSync Sharing Extensions, the PhotoSync App has to be started at least one time.
- Fixed: PhotoSync now uses multipart uploads to Amazon S3 and Wasabi which enables uploads for videos larger than 5GB.
- Fixed: PhotoSync will not ask for HEIC->JPEG conversion, when the user has already made a choice in settings.
- Fixed: Some rare crash issues when logging in to TeraCLOUD.
- Fixed: PhotoSync could not read the user assigned device name on iOS 16 (instead the common name iPhone was used). This functionality has been restored. For this to work in the PhotoSync Sharing Extensions, the PhotoSync App has to be started at least one time.
- Fixed: PhotoSync now uses multipart uploads to Amazon S3 and Wasabi which enables uploads for videos larger than 5GB.
- Fixed: PhotoSync will not ask for HEIC->JPEG conversion, when the user has already made a choice in settings.
- Fixed: Some rare crash issues when logging in to TeraCLOUD.
4.7
2022-08-02
- New: PhotoSync can now backup photos & videos to TeraCLOUD. You can also view / download photos & videos stored on TeraCLOUD.
- New: PhotoSync can now embed the Photos app caption into the metadata of photo / video files before transfer. This feature can be activated in the settings of the transfer target.
- New: Option to embed the Favorite flag as IPTC 5-star rating or Quicktime / XMP metadata. This feature can be activated in the settings of the transfer target.
- New: Added custom file name format for portrait photos (%POR).
- New: The Photos app caption can now be used as part of a custom file name format (%TITLE).
- New: The watch folder for FlashAir transfers (Shoot & Transfer) can now be specified. The default is /DCIM.
- Improved handling of temporary files for Live Photos and converted photos / videos.
- Fixed: For RAW+JPEG pairs the HEIC->JPEG conversion settings were ignored.
- Fixed: When doing Shoot & Transfer from cameras or FlashAir cards the custom settings for subdirectory creation were not used in some cases.
- Fixed: High Dynamic Range and Cinematic Videos were not detected as videos in some cases.
- New: PhotoSync can now embed the Photos app caption into the metadata of photo / video files before transfer. This feature can be activated in the settings of the transfer target.
- New: Option to embed the Favorite flag as IPTC 5-star rating or Quicktime / XMP metadata. This feature can be activated in the settings of the transfer target.
- New: Added custom file name format for portrait photos (%POR).
- New: The Photos app caption can now be used as part of a custom file name format (%TITLE).
- New: The watch folder for FlashAir transfers (Shoot & Transfer) can now be specified. The default is /DCIM.
- Improved handling of temporary files for Live Photos and converted photos / videos.
- Fixed: For RAW+JPEG pairs the HEIC->JPEG conversion settings were ignored.
- Fixed: When doing Shoot & Transfer from cameras or FlashAir cards the custom settings for subdirectory creation were not used in some cases.
- Fixed: High Dynamic Range and Cinematic Videos were not detected as videos in some cases.
4.6.8
2022-03-30
- Fixed: A crash issue occuring during transfer between two targets
- Fixed: The sync button did not work in some very rare cases
- Fixed: Disabling "Use filenames as descriptions" will now work for in all scenarios (Google Photos)
- Fixed: The sync button did not work in some very rare cases
- Fixed: Disabling "Use filenames as descriptions" will now work for in all scenarios (Google Photos)
4.6.7
2022-03-26
- Fixed: Crash issue when using the PhotoSync camera and viewing just recorded photos
- Fixed: Slashes are not removed for SMB album/folder names anymore
- Fixed: Improved handling of cancelled SMB transfers
- Fixed: The option "Filename as description" (Google Photos) was not working
- Fixed: Slashes are not removed for SMB album/folder names anymore
- Fixed: Improved handling of cancelled SMB transfers
- Fixed: The option "Filename as description" (Google Photos) was not working
4.6.6
2022-03-07
- Fixed: The Sharing extensions now respects the HEIC->JPEG conversion settings
- Fixed: All temporary files are now deleted immediately after transfer instead of on the next app start up
- Fixed: Issues when transferring to SMB 1 servers; temporary files prefixed with "." failed to move to the final filename
- Fixed: Improved performance when importing a large number of photos/videos from remote services
- Fixed: Compatibility with Go Anywhere SFTP servers
4.6.5
2022-02-22
- New: PhotoSync now loads photo thumbnails for photos up to 15MB for NAS and cloud services. The file size limit can be increased in the Wi-Fi / Cellular settings of the transfer target. Embedded video thumbnails are also loaded.
- New: Streaming video playback is now supported for many remote services (NAS services, many cloud services, iXpand Drives, USB drives).
- New: Added option for SMB, FTP, iXpand and Files App targets to disable writing to a temporary file. Also, the prefix character for the temporary file can be changed. It defaults now to '.' instead of '__'.
- New: When the Location Data (GPS) option is set to ‘Edited’ or ‘Remove’, PhotoSync will now re-encode the photo / video but only when necessary.
- New: When transferring from the iOS Photos App (using the Sharing extension) HEIC photos can now be transferred if available.
- New: Added custom format ‘weekday name (abbreviated and full name)’ for subdirectory creation and custom file names.
- New: Client Certificate authentication is now supported for WebDAV connections.
- New: Added option to set the FTP TLS mode for FTPS connections to ‘Explicit’ or ‘Implicit’.
- New: Added option for Lumix Cameras to stream videos instead of downloading them first. Photo previews for Lumix cameras are more performant as PhotoSync downloads a preview version of the photo instead of the full size photo.
- New: Added switch for S3 targets to disable SSL certificate checks, when a custom API URL is entered (useful for self-hosted Minio instances).
- New: Added support for upgrading RSA-Security for SFTP transfers.
- Fixed: In some cases the location data was not updated / removed for Slow-Motion Videos, when the Location Data (GPS) option was set to ‘Edited’ or ‘Removed’.
- Fixed: The video part of a Live Photo was transferred, even if the Live Photo effect was removed in the Photos App.
- Fixed: The import of ed22519 keys did not work using the Files App or Clipboard.
- Fixed: When many photos / videos were skipped (e.g. WhatsApp images, screenshots) in a row, PhotoSync could crash.
- Fixed: The content type for uploads to Backblaze is now determined by Backblaze servers instead of being set explicitly.
- Fixed: Some random occurring issues when writing to external USB drives.
- Fixed: The custom formats %MODEL and %MAKE did not work correctly for Slow-Motion Videos and the video part of Live Photos.
- Fixed: When transferring to SMB, non-permitted characters in file names / album names are now replaced by _.
- Fixed: When transferring to iXpand drives, non-permitted characters on FAT and exFAT file systems are now replaced by _.
- Fixed: Some EXIF variables for custom subdirectory creation were not interpreted correctly when transferring to iXpand drives, iCloud / USB, Dropbox and SugarSync.
- Fixed: TIFF files were transferred as JPEG in some cases.
- Fixed: Some visual issues on iOS 15.
- Fixed: Issues when loading categories in SmugMug caused by a SmugMug API change.
- Fixed: Issues with Dropbox login / authentication.
- New: Streaming video playback is now supported for many remote services (NAS services, many cloud services, iXpand Drives, USB drives).
- New: Added option for SMB, FTP, iXpand and Files App targets to disable writing to a temporary file. Also, the prefix character for the temporary file can be changed. It defaults now to '.' instead of '__'.
- New: When the Location Data (GPS) option is set to ‘Edited’ or ‘Remove’, PhotoSync will now re-encode the photo / video but only when necessary.
- New: When transferring from the iOS Photos App (using the Sharing extension) HEIC photos can now be transferred if available.
- New: Added custom format ‘weekday name (abbreviated and full name)’ for subdirectory creation and custom file names.
- New: Client Certificate authentication is now supported for WebDAV connections.
- New: Added option to set the FTP TLS mode for FTPS connections to ‘Explicit’ or ‘Implicit’.
- New: Added option for Lumix Cameras to stream videos instead of downloading them first. Photo previews for Lumix cameras are more performant as PhotoSync downloads a preview version of the photo instead of the full size photo.
- New: Added switch for S3 targets to disable SSL certificate checks, when a custom API URL is entered (useful for self-hosted Minio instances).
- New: Added support for upgrading RSA-Security for SFTP transfers.
- Fixed: In some cases the location data was not updated / removed for Slow-Motion Videos, when the Location Data (GPS) option was set to ‘Edited’ or ‘Removed’.
- Fixed: The video part of a Live Photo was transferred, even if the Live Photo effect was removed in the Photos App.
- Fixed: The import of ed22519 keys did not work using the Files App or Clipboard.
- Fixed: When many photos / videos were skipped (e.g. WhatsApp images, screenshots) in a row, PhotoSync could crash.
- Fixed: The content type for uploads to Backblaze is now determined by Backblaze servers instead of being set explicitly.
- Fixed: Some random occurring issues when writing to external USB drives.
- Fixed: The custom formats %MODEL and %MAKE did not work correctly for Slow-Motion Videos and the video part of Live Photos.
- Fixed: When transferring to SMB, non-permitted characters in file names / album names are now replaced by _.
- Fixed: When transferring to iXpand drives, non-permitted characters on FAT and exFAT file systems are now replaced by _.
- Fixed: Some EXIF variables for custom subdirectory creation were not interpreted correctly when transferring to iXpand drives, iCloud / USB, Dropbox and SugarSync.
- Fixed: TIFF files were transferred as JPEG in some cases.
- Fixed: Some visual issues on iOS 15.
- Fixed: Issues when loading categories in SmugMug caused by a SmugMug API change.
- Fixed: Issues with Dropbox login / authentication.
4.6.1
2021-09-21
- Fixed: Issues with Siri Shortcuts on iOS 15 leading to repeating permission dialogs
- Fixed: The PhotoSync Camera did not save Live Photos, when JPEG+RAW was selected as photo format
- Fixed: The PhotoSync Camera did not save Live Photos, when JPEG+RAW was selected as photo format
4.6
2021-09-20
- New: Fully optimized for iOS 15 – including a new Smart Album for RAW photos. PhotoSync can now embed updated location information in photos and videos.
- New: Restructured "Transfer Quality" settings: More user-friendly settings for transfer quality. Photo transfers can now be disabled.
- New: EXIF metadata (camera brand, camera model, dimensions, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, focal length) and IPTC metadata (copyright, caption, star rating) can now be used for custom sub-directory creation and for custom file names.
- New: PhotoSync now supports the re-sizing / re-encoding of videos before transfer (1080p, 720p, 480p are available as options).
- New: Added support for professional cameras from Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm that support FTP transfers.
To enable the PhotoSync FTP server, open the PhotoSync settings, tap "Configure" and select the service (e.g. Canon Wi-Fi). Then tap "FTP server", enable it and enter a login and password. Tap the red sync button, then "Receive" and the camera service (e.g. Canon Wi-Fi) to make PhotoSync listen for FTP connections.
- New: Option in "Transfer Quality" settings to remove Location Data (GPS) or use edited location data (e.g. changed in the Photos App) instead of the original location data that was saved when capturing the photo.
- New: Added "Delete After Transfer" options: Photos only, videos only, photos & videos.
- New: Option to enable / disable a display warning regarding skipped media files (e.g. WhatsApp, Screenshots).
- New: Expert option "Keep Recording Time Zone". Enabling this option does not adjust the recording time to the local time zone (iOS 13 and higher).
- New: RAW support for Zenfolio. RAW photos can now be uploaded to Zenfolio. RAW support can be enabled in the Zenfolio settings.
- New: iOS Photo Library folders can now be selected for Autotransfer.
- New: Expert option to import RAW+JPEG as a pair instead of separate images.
- New: Added "Device Name" (%DP) variable for custom file names.
- Fixed: Improved compatibility of SFTP uploads with Synology Photos.
- Fixed: Sub-directory formats did not work for the PhotoSync Camera.
- Fixed: When transferring RAW+JPEG, the JPEG was not assigned to the selected target album.
- Fixed: Transfer to public SMB shares.
- Fixed: When creating a folder on SMB servers, leading and trailing white spaces are removed.
- Fixed: Manually configured computer targets could not be selected for Autotransfer, Quick Transfer, the PhotoSync Camera and in the Share Sheet Extension.
- New: Restructured "Transfer Quality" settings: More user-friendly settings for transfer quality. Photo transfers can now be disabled.
- New: EXIF metadata (camera brand, camera model, dimensions, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, focal length) and IPTC metadata (copyright, caption, star rating) can now be used for custom sub-directory creation and for custom file names.
- New: PhotoSync now supports the re-sizing / re-encoding of videos before transfer (1080p, 720p, 480p are available as options).
- New: Added support for professional cameras from Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm that support FTP transfers.
To enable the PhotoSync FTP server, open the PhotoSync settings, tap "Configure" and select the service (e.g. Canon Wi-Fi). Then tap "FTP server", enable it and enter a login and password. Tap the red sync button, then "Receive" and the camera service (e.g. Canon Wi-Fi) to make PhotoSync listen for FTP connections.
- New: Option in "Transfer Quality" settings to remove Location Data (GPS) or use edited location data (e.g. changed in the Photos App) instead of the original location data that was saved when capturing the photo.
- New: Added "Delete After Transfer" options: Photos only, videos only, photos & videos.
- New: Option to enable / disable a display warning regarding skipped media files (e.g. WhatsApp, Screenshots).
- New: Expert option "Keep Recording Time Zone". Enabling this option does not adjust the recording time to the local time zone (iOS 13 and higher).
- New: RAW support for Zenfolio. RAW photos can now be uploaded to Zenfolio. RAW support can be enabled in the Zenfolio settings.
- New: iOS Photo Library folders can now be selected for Autotransfer.
- New: Expert option to import RAW+JPEG as a pair instead of separate images.
- New: Added "Device Name" (%DP) variable for custom file names.
- Fixed: Improved compatibility of SFTP uploads with Synology Photos.
- Fixed: Sub-directory formats did not work for the PhotoSync Camera.
- Fixed: When transferring RAW+JPEG, the JPEG was not assigned to the selected target album.
- Fixed: Transfer to public SMB shares.
- Fixed: When creating a folder on SMB servers, leading and trailing white spaces are removed.
- Fixed: Manually configured computer targets could not be selected for Autotransfer, Quick Transfer, the PhotoSync Camera and in the Share Sheet Extension.
4.5.2
2021-04-23
This update fixes an issue when transferring to Fritz!Box SMB servers and macOS SMB servers.
4.5.1
2021-04-21
- Fixed: When using the PhotoSync Share Extension computers and mobile devices were not detected
- Fixed: Improved compatibility with some FujiFilm cameras in "Select on camera" mode
- Fixed: Crash issue when browsing SMB shares and the target directory is not present anymore
- Fixed: Improved compatibility with some FujiFilm cameras in "Select on camera" mode
- Fixed: Crash issue when browsing SMB shares and the target directory is not present anymore
4.5
2021-04-19
- New: Support for external cameras connected over USB (Premium, iOS 14.2 and higher)
Transfer photos & videos from your external cameras over USB to iPhone / iPad or directly to remote targets. Tethered shooting over USB is supported for many Canon EOS cameras. PhotoSync supports both PTP / MTP and Mass-Storage Mode of external cameras. If both are available on your camera, choose PTP / MTP for better performance and more features.
- New: Support for FujiFilm Cameras with Wi-Fi Support (Premium)
Download photos & videos including RAWs from Fujifilm Wi-Fi cameras. Instant backup / wireless tethering plus photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI for selected camera models. PhotoSync supports all Wi-Fi operation modes of Fujifilm cameras (Wireless Communication, PC Auto Save, Wireless Tethering). In PC Auto Save Mode (and Wireless Tethering) also the transfer of RAW files is supported.
- New: Support for pCloud
Backup to pCloud, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on pCloud.
- New: Support for PhotoPrism.
Backup to PhotoPrism, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on PhotoPrism. PhotoPrism is a powerful, AI-based solution for organising and browsing your photo collection. You can privately host PhotoPrism on your own server or even a Raspberry Pi. For more information, please visit https://photoprism.app
- New: Wireless Tethering for Toshiba FlashAir Wi-Fi SD cards
Transfer photo & videos immediately after recording. Photobooth support over AirPlay & HDMI
- New: Configure Amazon S3, Wasabi and Backblaze connections over MDM
- New: Added option to configure file name format for "favorites"
- New: Added custom format "recording / transfer quarter" for file names and sub-directories.
- New: Added an option to transfer only "protected images" for Nikon Cameras in "Connect to PC" mode
- New: Shared cloud albums can now be selected for Autotransfer, when the transfer source is "Recents"
- Fixed: Live Photos were not properly imported in some rare cases
- Fixed: Upload issues to encrypted SMB shares
- Fixed: Works around an issue that some Fritz!Boxes do not properly support TLS 1.3 encryption
- Fixed: Some configuration parameters were not properly set over MDM
- Fixed: Autotransfer to SFTP Servers failed, when SSH private key authentication was used
- Fixed: %AFP custom file name variable did not work in some cases
- Fixed: Album names are now trimmed to avoid issues with some transfer targets
- Fixed: Uploading rendered Slow Motion videos to WebDAV did not work in some cases
- Fixed: A rare issue when recording photos using the PhotoSync Camera
- Fixed: The directory selection for Amazon S3, Wasabi and Backblaze connections did not work correctly in some rare cases
- Fixed: Some rare crash issues when deleting photos or albums
Transfer photos & videos from your external cameras over USB to iPhone / iPad or directly to remote targets. Tethered shooting over USB is supported for many Canon EOS cameras. PhotoSync supports both PTP / MTP and Mass-Storage Mode of external cameras. If both are available on your camera, choose PTP / MTP for better performance and more features.
- New: Support for FujiFilm Cameras with Wi-Fi Support (Premium)
Download photos & videos including RAWs from Fujifilm Wi-Fi cameras. Instant backup / wireless tethering plus photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI for selected camera models. PhotoSync supports all Wi-Fi operation modes of Fujifilm cameras (Wireless Communication, PC Auto Save, Wireless Tethering). In PC Auto Save Mode (and Wireless Tethering) also the transfer of RAW files is supported.
- New: Support for pCloud
Backup to pCloud, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on pCloud.
- New: Support for PhotoPrism.
Backup to PhotoPrism, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on PhotoPrism. PhotoPrism is a powerful, AI-based solution for organising and browsing your photo collection. You can privately host PhotoPrism on your own server or even a Raspberry Pi. For more information, please visit https://photoprism.app
- New: Wireless Tethering for Toshiba FlashAir Wi-Fi SD cards
Transfer photo & videos immediately after recording. Photobooth support over AirPlay & HDMI
- New: Configure Amazon S3, Wasabi and Backblaze connections over MDM
- New: Added option to configure file name format for "favorites"
- New: Added custom format "recording / transfer quarter" for file names and sub-directories.
- New: Added an option to transfer only "protected images" for Nikon Cameras in "Connect to PC" mode
- New: Shared cloud albums can now be selected for Autotransfer, when the transfer source is "Recents"
- Fixed: Live Photos were not properly imported in some rare cases
- Fixed: Upload issues to encrypted SMB shares
- Fixed: Works around an issue that some Fritz!Boxes do not properly support TLS 1.3 encryption
- Fixed: Some configuration parameters were not properly set over MDM
- Fixed: Autotransfer to SFTP Servers failed, when SSH private key authentication was used
- Fixed: %AFP custom file name variable did not work in some cases
- Fixed: Album names are now trimmed to avoid issues with some transfer targets
- Fixed: Uploading rendered Slow Motion videos to WebDAV did not work in some cases
- Fixed: A rare issue when recording photos using the PhotoSync Camera
- Fixed: The directory selection for Amazon S3, Wasabi and Backblaze connections did not work correctly in some rare cases
- Fixed: Some rare crash issues when deleting photos or albums
4.4.2
2020-11-18
- New: PhotoSync can now transfer AAE sidecar files (for non destructive editing). To activate the transfer of AAE files, choose "Original" or "Original+Edited" under versions and activate AAE sidecars
- Fixed: Transferring rendered Slo-Mo-Videos to some targets did not work properly
- Fixed: For edited videos (original+edited version) on iOS 14 incorrect file versions were transferred
- Fixed: Web-Sharing could not respond in some cases
- Fixed: Downloads from Dropbox could fail in some rare cases
- Improved sort order for custom subdirectory and filename formats
- Fixed: Transferring rendered Slo-Mo-Videos to some targets did not work properly
- Fixed: For edited videos (original+edited version) on iOS 14 incorrect file versions were transferred
- Fixed: Web-Sharing could not respond in some cases
- Fixed: Downloads from Dropbox could fail in some rare cases
- Improved sort order for custom subdirectory and filename formats
4.4.1
2020-10-09
This update fixes a couple of bugs and improves iOS 14 compatibility.
4.4
2020-09-21
- New: Fully optimized for iOS 14 – including support for the "Limited Photo Library" and local network access permissions.
- New: Support for Sony Cameras with Wi-Fi support (Alpha, RX, WX, HX and NEX-Series)
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download from Sony Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium). Please note that the exact supported feature set depends on the camera model.
- New: For HEIC -> JPEG conversions the JPEG quality can now be customized.
- New: For Slow Motion videos you can now choose to transfer either the original high-frame rate file or a version with the slow motion effect rendered in. Optionally also both versions can be transferred.
- New: Added custom format to include abbreviated month names (Jan, Feb etc) in filename-/subdirectory formats.
- Fixed: When transferring Live Photos between iOS devices, some files could be overwritten / were not imported due to duplicate filenames
- Fixed: Issue when uploading videos to Amazon S3 while HEVC to H264 conversion is enabled
- Fixed: Rare crash issue that could occur when viewing a photo in full screen (Web Sharing)
- Fixed: Crash issue when browsing directories on Amazon S3 when the directory name contains an apostrophe (e.g. Jim's iPhone)
- Fixed: The file date was not set correctly when downloading videos from Lumix Cameras and transferring directly to another target
- Fixed: Improved SMB compatibility when authenticating against active directory user accounts
- Fixed: Potential issue when transferring to some SMB 1 servers
- Fixed: Rare crash issue, when deleting custom filename and subdirectory formats
- New: Support for Sony Cameras with Wi-Fi support (Alpha, RX, WX, HX and NEX-Series)
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download from Sony Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium). Please note that the exact supported feature set depends on the camera model.
- New: For HEIC -> JPEG conversions the JPEG quality can now be customized.
- New: For Slow Motion videos you can now choose to transfer either the original high-frame rate file or a version with the slow motion effect rendered in. Optionally also both versions can be transferred.
- New: Added custom format to include abbreviated month names (Jan, Feb etc) in filename-/subdirectory formats.
- Fixed: When transferring Live Photos between iOS devices, some files could be overwritten / were not imported due to duplicate filenames
- Fixed: Issue when uploading videos to Amazon S3 while HEVC to H264 conversion is enabled
- Fixed: Rare crash issue that could occur when viewing a photo in full screen (Web Sharing)
- Fixed: Crash issue when browsing directories on Amazon S3 when the directory name contains an apostrophe (e.g. Jim's iPhone)
- Fixed: The file date was not set correctly when downloading videos from Lumix Cameras and transferring directly to another target
- Fixed: Improved SMB compatibility when authenticating against active directory user accounts
- Fixed: Potential issue when transferring to some SMB 1 servers
- Fixed: Rare crash issue, when deleting custom filename and subdirectory formats
4.3.2
2020-07-10
- Fixed: Issue when transferring large videos to SMB
- Fixed: Issue when viewing photos/video from Google Drive in full-screen mode
- Fixed: Issue when performing direct transfer and "Select before transfer" is enabled
- Fixed: The transfer filter for RAW/JPEG did not work for Olympus Cameras in tethering
mode
New in PhotoSync 4.3:
- New: Direct transfer between services, devices and NAS
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
- Fixed: Issue when viewing photos/video from Google Drive in full-screen mode
- Fixed: Issue when performing direct transfer and "Select before transfer" is enabled
- Fixed: The transfer filter for RAW/JPEG did not work for Olympus Cameras in tethering
mode
New in PhotoSync 4.3:
- New: Direct transfer between services, devices and NAS
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
4.3.1
2020-07-03
- Fixed: Transfer from the PhotoSync Companion to iOS did sometimes fail
- Fixed: Issues when viewing photos/videos from Wi-Fi cameras in fullscreen
New in PhotoSync 4.3:
- New: Direct transfer between services, devices and NAS
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
- Fixed: Issues when viewing photos/videos from Wi-Fi cameras in fullscreen
New in PhotoSync 4.3:
- New: Direct transfer between services, devices and NAS
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
4.3
2020-07-02
- New: Direct transfer between services, devices and NAS
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
PhotoSync now enables direct transfer between targets without having to import into the iOS Photo Library first.
You can e.g., directly transfer from OneDrive to a NAS, from SMB to an USB device – supported transfer combinations are basically endless!
- New: Support for Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them (wireless tethering). Manually download and delete from Lumix & Olympus Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium).
- New: Settings Quick Access
By doing a long press on the icon of a transfer target, you can now directly access its settings.
- New: Support for SMB 3 encryption
To connect to an encrypted SMB share, select "SMB 3 encrypted" as "Protocol".
- New: Added custom format to include the album name in the filename.
- New: "Show grid" option for the PhotoSync Camera (Premium).
- Fixed: Large video uploads to S3, Wasabi and Backblaze could fail.
- Fixed: When transferring directly from the Photos App using the PhotoSync Share Sheet in some cases not all selected photos/videos were transferred.
- Fixed: SMB Negotiation/Connection with servers, that only have SMB 3 enabled.
4.2
2020-04-11
- New: Wasabi Support
Backup photos & videos to Wasabi, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on Wasabi (Premium)
- New: Backblaze Support
Backup photos & videos to Backblaze, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on Backblaze (Premium)
- New: Managed App Configuration
You can now customise PhotoSync features and configure transfer targets using your Mobile Device Management solution (MDM) or a settings file. For more information please visit config.photosync-app.com
- New: Support for Nikon Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them. Manually download from Nikon Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium)
- New: You can now configure the PhotoSync camera to open without the configuration screen
- New: For Canon and Nikon cameras, you can now specify the SSID and credentials of the camera Wi-Fi in settings. PhotoSync will then automatically connect to the camera Wi-Fi hotspot
- Fixed: Specifying a custom port (other than 445) did not work for SMB2/3 connections
- Fixed: Some issues in Asian language localizations
- Fixed: Potential crash issue while browsing the path history
Backup photos & videos to Wasabi, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on Wasabi (Premium)
- New: Backblaze Support
Backup photos & videos to Backblaze, as well as view and download photos & videos stored on Backblaze (Premium)
- New: Managed App Configuration
You can now customise PhotoSync features and configure transfer targets using your Mobile Device Management solution (MDM) or a settings file. For more information please visit config.photosync-app.com
- New: Support for Nikon Wi-Fi Cameras
Backup and transfer photos & videos the moment you take them. Manually download from Nikon Wi-Fi cameras. Photo booth support over AirPlay & HDMI (Premium)
- New: You can now configure the PhotoSync camera to open without the configuration screen
- New: For Canon and Nikon cameras, you can now specify the SSID and credentials of the camera Wi-Fi in settings. PhotoSync will then automatically connect to the camera Wi-Fi hotspot
- Fixed: Specifying a custom port (other than 445) did not work for SMB2/3 connections
- Fixed: Some issues in Asian language localizations
- Fixed: Potential crash issue while browsing the path history
4.1.1
2020-02-12
- New: Added support for the new SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive Go
- New: For S3 connections a custom API URL can be entered allowing different backend servers other than AWS
- Fixes a crash issue on some devices when transferring from computer to device
- Fixed a display issue when albums in a folder were not shown
- Fixed a crash issue for Canon EOS Wi-Fi Cameras when receiving CR3 RAW files in Shoot & Transfer mode
- Fixed a file creation issue when transferring to iXpand Drives when the "Create subdirectories" option is set to "None"
- Fixed login issue for FTPS connections
- Fixed crash issue with RAW capture in the PhotoSync Camera when zoom is activated
- Fixed Google Drive "403 forbidden" error when uploading a file already existing on the target
- Fixed: Shutter animation behaviour in the PhotoSync Camera
- New: For S3 connections a custom API URL can be entered allowing different backend servers other than AWS
- Fixes a crash issue on some devices when transferring from computer to device
- Fixed a display issue when albums in a folder were not shown
- Fixed a crash issue for Canon EOS Wi-Fi Cameras when receiving CR3 RAW files in Shoot & Transfer mode
- Fixed a file creation issue when transferring to iXpand Drives when the "Create subdirectories" option is set to "None"
- Fixed login issue for FTPS connections
- Fixed crash issue with RAW capture in the PhotoSync Camera when zoom is activated
- Fixed Google Drive "403 forbidden" error when uploading a file already existing on the target
- Fixed: Shutter animation behaviour in the PhotoSync Camera
4.1
2020-01-07
• New: Added "Files" as send/receive target: You can now transfer from/to USB drives, iCloud Drive and local storage leveraging the full functionality of PhotoSync (iOS 13)
• New: Added "Charging Trigger" for Autotransfer: This new trigger allows Autotransfer to be triggered when the device is charging and not in use (Premium, iOS 13)
• New: Added Amazon S3 as a transfer target (Premium)
• New "Automatic" theme that auto-switches between "Normal" and "Dark Mode" based on system settings (iOS 13)
• New: Modern context menus when long pressing on a thumbnail/support for haptic touch (iOS 13)
• New: Added support for ultra-wide angle lens on iPhone 11/iPhone 11 Pro in PhotoSync Camera (Premium)
• New: Shortcut to PhotoSync Camera in "Sync Menu" (can be turned off in Settings) (Premium)
• New: The video resolution (480p,720p,1080p,2160p) for the PhotoSync Camera can now be chosen before recording (Premium)
• New: When an album is in a nested structure, this structure is now recreated on the target
• New: Added support for transferring original+edited version for videos on iOS 13
• New: Support for Google Drive APIv3
• Fixed: When recording video in the PhotoSync Camera, the screen could lock
• Fixed: IPv6 support for SMB2/3
• Fixed: Uploads to FTP Servers that do not support the rename/move command
• Fixed: Issues when transferring to FileZilla FTP servers
• Fixed: WebDAV transfers to IIS servers with SSL enabled could fail (iOS 13)
• Fixed: Transfer of Live Photos in shared Photostreams (iOS 13)
• Fixed: When "Auto-create directories" was active in combination with "All bursts", some burst photos were saved into the wrong directory
• Fixed: Crash issue for SugarSync
• New: Added "Charging Trigger" for Autotransfer: This new trigger allows Autotransfer to be triggered when the device is charging and not in use (Premium, iOS 13)
• New: Added Amazon S3 as a transfer target (Premium)
• New "Automatic" theme that auto-switches between "Normal" and "Dark Mode" based on system settings (iOS 13)
• New: Modern context menus when long pressing on a thumbnail/support for haptic touch (iOS 13)
• New: Added support for ultra-wide angle lens on iPhone 11/iPhone 11 Pro in PhotoSync Camera (Premium)
• New: Shortcut to PhotoSync Camera in "Sync Menu" (can be turned off in Settings) (Premium)
• New: The video resolution (480p,720p,1080p,2160p) for the PhotoSync Camera can now be chosen before recording (Premium)
• New: When an album is in a nested structure, this structure is now recreated on the target
• New: Added support for transferring original+edited version for videos on iOS 13
• New: Support for Google Drive APIv3
• Fixed: When recording video in the PhotoSync Camera, the screen could lock
• Fixed: IPv6 support for SMB2/3
• Fixed: Uploads to FTP Servers that do not support the rename/move command
• Fixed: Issues when transferring to FileZilla FTP servers
• Fixed: WebDAV transfers to IIS servers with SSL enabled could fail (iOS 13)
• Fixed: Transfer of Live Photos in shared Photostreams (iOS 13)
• Fixed: When "Auto-create directories" was active in combination with "All bursts", some burst photos were saved into the wrong directory
• Fixed: Crash issue for SugarSync
4.0.1
2019-10-04
- Fixed: Autotransfer was not triggered in some cases on iOS 13
- Fixed: User albums were not sorted alphabetically on iOS 13
- Fixed: Several transfer issues that occurred when "Allow overwrite" was disabled
- Fixed: Upload to WebDAV IIS servers using NTML authentication on iOS 13
- Fixed: The "Automatically create albums" option did not work correctly on iOS 13 when transferring from Mac / PC
- Fixed: Home Screen Quick Actions can now be configured on devices that support only Haptic Touch
- Fixed: Transfers to Canvio AeroMobile SSD did not work in some cases
- Removed: Amazon Cloud Drive support was removed from PhotoSync as Amazon stopped supporting 3rd party apps for Amazon Cloud Drive
- Fixed: User albums were not sorted alphabetically on iOS 13
- Fixed: Several transfer issues that occurred when "Allow overwrite" was disabled
- Fixed: Upload to WebDAV IIS servers using NTML authentication on iOS 13
- Fixed: The "Automatically create albums" option did not work correctly on iOS 13 when transferring from Mac / PC
- Fixed: Home Screen Quick Actions can now be configured on devices that support only Haptic Touch
- Fixed: Transfers to Canvio AeroMobile SSD did not work in some cases
- Removed: Amazon Cloud Drive support was removed from PhotoSync as Amazon stopped supporting 3rd party apps for Amazon Cloud Drive
4.0
2019-09-18
PhotoSync 4.0 introduces SMB2/3 support, Siri support, support for Google Photos and lots of detail improvements.
PhotoSync is now free to download. The free version allows users to test all transfer functionality but transfers only in reduced quality. This limitation can be removed by upgrading to PhotoSync Pro (one-time purchase inside the app).
All existing PhotoSync users do not lose any functionality and are automatically upgraded to PhotoSync Pro.
This version also introduces PhotoSync Premium with exclusive features for power users. New Premium features in this release:
• Integrated PhotoSync Camera: Instant backup to computer, NAS, cloud and Photobooth support
• Support for Canon EOS Wi-Fi Cameras: Instant transfer to iPhone/iPad after pressing the shutter
• Advanced Siri Shortcuts: Build powerful workflows using the "Transfer from clipboard" & "Transfer new photos/videos" shortcut
• Support for Sandisk iXpand USB Drives: Backup to iXpand USB drive to free up local device space. Great for offline usage when travelling!
Premium is available as an upgrade inside the app (one-time purchase or subscription with free trial, special discounts are available for existing users).
For the full release notes, please visit release.photosync-app.com
PhotoSync is now free to download. The free version allows users to test all transfer functionality but transfers only in reduced quality. This limitation can be removed by upgrading to PhotoSync Pro (one-time purchase inside the app).
All existing PhotoSync users do not lose any functionality and are automatically upgraded to PhotoSync Pro.
This version also introduces PhotoSync Premium with exclusive features for power users. New Premium features in this release:
• Integrated PhotoSync Camera: Instant backup to computer, NAS, cloud and Photobooth support
• Support for Canon EOS Wi-Fi Cameras: Instant transfer to iPhone/iPad after pressing the shutter
• Advanced Siri Shortcuts: Build powerful workflows using the "Transfer from clipboard" & "Transfer new photos/videos" shortcut
• Support for Sandisk iXpand USB Drives: Backup to iXpand USB drive to free up local device space. Great for offline usage when travelling!
Premium is available as an upgrade inside the app (one-time purchase or subscription with free trial, special discounts are available for existing users).
For the full release notes, please visit release.photosync-app.com
3.2.7
2018-05-24
- Support for iOS 11.4
- When PhotoSync creates sub-directories, the names of months are now correctly localised
- When PhotoSync creates sub-directories, the names of months are now correctly localised
3.2.6
2018-05-14
- Fixed: Selection of photos/videos, when using the viewer
- Fixed: Display of IP-Address for web sharing
- Fixed: Display of service names in Auto Transfer messages
- Fixed: Display of IP-Address for web sharing
- Fixed: Display of service names in Auto Transfer messages
3.2.5
2018-04-09
- Fixed: Uploads to Amazon Cloud Drive always had the same filename
- New: OneDrive shared folders are now included in the target directory selection
- Fixed: The date display in the "Moments view" has been fixed for asian languages
- New: OneDrive shared folders are now included in the target directory selection
- Fixed: The date display in the "Moments view" has been fixed for asian languages
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| PhotoSync Premium - Yearly (PhotoSync Premium Yearly Subscription) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync Premium - Monthly (PhotoSync Premium Monthly Subscription) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync Pro - Lifetime (PhotoSync Pro Lifetime) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync Premium - Monthly (PhotoSync Premium Monthly Subscription) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync Premium - Lifetime (PhotoSync Premium Lifetime Upgrade) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync- Premium Lifetime (PhotoSync Premium Upgrade Lifetime) |
Free |
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| PhotoSync Premium - Yearly (PhotoSync Premium Yearly Subscription) |
Free |
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
7 402 Ratings
Reviews
zacmassey,
Works better than i expected!
TLDR: almost 20k pics/screenshots/vids of ~370 GB transferred perfectly keeping all metadata.
I transferred over all ~5,500 of my photos & videos in a few hours to my NAS device all at their original quality. It was about 120 GB worth of stuff! (I shoot in ProRaw and 1080p60) I’m currently getting my wife’s ~13,000 photos & videos transferred in original quality now (PLENTY of screenshots but mostly non-ProRaw and 1080p30 videos) and it’s about 190 GB. It seemingly got corrupted with hers because it started transferring everything over very fast (about 5 pictures in a second) but would say 0.0% complete for each one instead of actually showing progress. I looked at the NAS and it had a bunch of .aae files (the “edited” versions) but wasn’t transferring the original. I fixed it in the app and now it’s working! The best part is all of the original metadata seems to be preserved. Down to the type of device used, its lens (e.g. wide for iPhone 12 Pro). Great app and worth it!
I transferred over all ~5,500 of my photos & videos in a few hours to my NAS device all at their original quality. It was about 120 GB worth of stuff! (I shoot in ProRaw and 1080p60) I’m currently getting my wife’s ~13,000 photos & videos transferred in original quality now (PLENTY of screenshots but mostly non-ProRaw and 1080p30 videos) and it’s about 190 GB. It seemingly got corrupted with hers because it started transferring everything over very fast (about 5 pictures in a second) but would say 0.0% complete for each one instead of actually showing progress. I looked at the NAS and it had a bunch of .aae files (the “edited” versions) but wasn’t transferring the original. I fixed it in the app and now it’s working! The best part is all of the original metadata seems to be preserved. Down to the type of device used, its lens (e.g. wide for iPhone 12 Pro). Great app and worth it!
nathanhelms,
Thank you so much
This app is phenomenal, and I hope it remains supported for years to come.
Before this app, I was stuck running MacOS in a Virtual Machine on Windows just to use the native Photos app for exports. I was convinced there was literally no other solution after using countless other apps. It felt like Apple backed me into a corner, saying, “Just buy a Mac.” (I already have a relevant laptop and very competent desktop PC, so spending $1000+ on a Mac just for photo management seemed like overkill).
I’m so happy that I can keep the categorization I’ve set up in Photos when transferring to my PC. I can Transfer 10,000+ photos to my PC and they will all just go into folders without the hassle of having to organize everything all over again. I can’t believe Apple doesn’t have a similar feature! Even in macOS, I’ve had to manually make all 90 of the albums I have as folders, and then export originals to each one individually. That would take an hour+, and using Files on my iPhone to do this is nearly impossible as it just crashes. Now I can ‘select all’ in this app, leave my phone to do its thing for bit, and then it’s all right on my PC nice and organized. Hours of time saved!
I’ve been searching for something like this for over a year, and I was so shocked that it seemingly didn’t exist that I was going to develop one myself! So this definitely saved me a lot of time 😅
Thank you so much. Outstanding work!
Before this app, I was stuck running MacOS in a Virtual Machine on Windows just to use the native Photos app for exports. I was convinced there was literally no other solution after using countless other apps. It felt like Apple backed me into a corner, saying, “Just buy a Mac.” (I already have a relevant laptop and very competent desktop PC, so spending $1000+ on a Mac just for photo management seemed like overkill).
I’m so happy that I can keep the categorization I’ve set up in Photos when transferring to my PC. I can Transfer 10,000+ photos to my PC and they will all just go into folders without the hassle of having to organize everything all over again. I can’t believe Apple doesn’t have a similar feature! Even in macOS, I’ve had to manually make all 90 of the albums I have as folders, and then export originals to each one individually. That would take an hour+, and using Files on my iPhone to do this is nearly impossible as it just crashes. Now I can ‘select all’ in this app, leave my phone to do its thing for bit, and then it’s all right on my PC nice and organized. Hours of time saved!
I’ve been searching for something like this for over a year, and I was so shocked that it seemingly didn’t exist that I was going to develop one myself! So this definitely saved me a lot of time 😅
Thank you so much. Outstanding work!
Craciant,
Works the way you want to use it
If you use an iPhone with a windows computer or otherwise don’t like to use cloud services, this app is for you. Importing photos with the provided utilities from Apple and Microsoft had given me nothing but errors, headaches and wasted time. This will let you use simple, standard protocols (FTP) that have existed since the beginning of time to sync your photos to your home PC or remote server without any nonsense. No proprietary databases, just regular old file transfer. Why in gods name I need to BUY an app to do this seemingly most basic of functions that should come stock is a face palming thought, but $5 is a « fair » price to make my expensive device do something any 1995 dell wouldn’t shrug at.
Only caveat, I’m not sure if there’s a way to simultaneously backup to redundant servers simultaneously, if there is, the UI should be improved, if there isn’t, it would be a nice feature.
Only caveat, I’m not sure if there’s a way to simultaneously backup to redundant servers simultaneously, if there is, the UI should be improved, if there isn’t, it would be a nice feature.
Csi12345,
Photo Sync
In the Synchronizing of photos from one device to another, I found that not being able to transfer to a specific photo album a problem. I tried to transfer photos on an iPhone from a specific album to the same album on the iPad. My iPad setup matches my iPhone’s and I wanted the photos to be set into the same albums. However this app only transferred to the photo albums Library. I had to then move each photo to the proper album.
After making the review comment above, I was contacted by the company via reply email and was given precise instruction on how to accomplish my photo transfers. I successfully transferred over 5000 photos to their proper folder in minutes. I would recommend this app and the company service. Thank you for giving me the chance to update my review.
After making the review comment above, I was contacted by the company via reply email and was given precise instruction on how to accomplish my photo transfers. I successfully transferred over 5000 photos to their proper folder in minutes. I would recommend this app and the company service. Thank you for giving me the chance to update my review.
Avierius,
Great app and fantastic developer!
This app has allowed me to finally achieve a goal of mine: uploading photos to a personally-owned server without relying on any cloud service. It’s incredibly configurable, which is great to help decide how your photos appear once uploaded.
On top of the awesome features of the app, the developer is quick to respond to feedback and is more than willing to help debug problems! I had a configuration problem as well as an issue where photos were not appearing. I quickly got responses to my inquiries and had an email exchange to resolve my problems. To be clear, neither problem was with the app, but in my assumptions of the behavior of my given configuration.
If you want photo uploads without using a cloud provider, or if you want to upload to many places, this app is an absolute must-buy!
On top of the awesome features of the app, the developer is quick to respond to feedback and is more than willing to help debug problems! I had a configuration problem as well as an issue where photos were not appearing. I quickly got responses to my inquiries and had an email exchange to resolve my problems. To be clear, neither problem was with the app, but in my assumptions of the behavior of my given configuration.
If you want photo uploads without using a cloud provider, or if you want to upload to many places, this app is an absolute must-buy!
stationdynamic,
Great app for transfer to NAS!
I have a TrueNAS server that I have been backing up to manually, until now.
I purchased the premium version, then reached out to support to see how I could get it on my wife’s phone too. Support was quick and courteous with very helpful information on how to do it. Now, we can both automatically back up to the server and this saves me so much time.
So far I have tried SMB and FTP for transfer. I have it setup to automatically run at 2am when charging. FTP is much faster, while SMB is painfully slow. From what I have read, SMB is better for large, single files but has a lot of overhead when transferring a lot of small files (like a list of photos). So experiment with the protocols if you are not seeing your desired behavior.
I purchased the premium version, then reached out to support to see how I could get it on my wife’s phone too. Support was quick and courteous with very helpful information on how to do it. Now, we can both automatically back up to the server and this saves me so much time.
So far I have tried SMB and FTP for transfer. I have it setup to automatically run at 2am when charging. FTP is much faster, while SMB is painfully slow. From what I have read, SMB is better for large, single files but has a lot of overhead when transferring a lot of small files (like a list of photos). So experiment with the protocols if you are not seeing your desired behavior.
wulfeman,
Ignore Moron who states it won’t do what it claims.
This app has more features than any other similar app, that I am aware of. Someone gave it a poor review; because it wouldn’t auto transfer to a USB device, connected to his router. He thinks that should be considered a NAS, and thus, the app should sync to it. (If it doesn’t have an IP address, then it isn’t a NAS!).
The only complaint that I could possibly have is that it’s level of customization is so extensive, you could get lost in what you are doing. I don’t have any problems; but I have a degree in Computer Science. Less technical users might have problems. I would recommend that some future version integrate a toggle between basic settings and access to more advanced settings.
I love the app and use it on a daily basis. Well worth the price.
The only complaint that I could possibly have is that it’s level of customization is so extensive, you could get lost in what you are doing. I don’t have any problems; but I have a degree in Computer Science. Less technical users might have problems. I would recommend that some future version integrate a toggle between basic settings and access to more advanced settings.
I love the app and use it on a daily basis. Well worth the price.
carduini,
Ends the I cloud back up back up
After trying to get the iCloud app to make friends with my Windows PC, in order to empty pictures out of the cloud, I downloaded this app.
After you download,then the app has you go to a website, and you download a companion app for your PC.
I had trouble the first try, getting it to find my IP address, and found I needed to go back to the first app Ion my phone, and do a couple of set up steps you see when you open the phone app.
Then it worked.... all 400 pics, even the big ones moved into my Windows photos still in date order! Went hiking yesterday, did it again this morning, turn on computer, find the app 3 button pushes and they are in your computer before the coffee is done. Thanks developers!
After you download,then the app has you go to a website, and you download a companion app for your PC.
I had trouble the first try, getting it to find my IP address, and found I needed to go back to the first app Ion my phone, and do a couple of set up steps you see when you open the phone app.
Then it worked.... all 400 pics, even the big ones moved into my Windows photos still in date order! Went hiking yesterday, did it again this morning, turn on computer, find the app 3 button pushes and they are in your computer before the coffee is done. Thanks developers!
Joelseph T.,
Awesome App
Had massive issues importing photos from my iPhoneX to Lightroom 5 on my iMac. This is a widely recognized issue among users. It would literally take 2 hours to import 200 files. This app moves files wirelessly into Lightroom very efficiently-like when I was using my old iPhone 5! Very easy to configure too. The only minor issue is that you lose date/time metadata on videos. Lightroom will bucket the video on whatever day you imported and ignore capture date. However, the correct time/date info associated with the file is retained in Finder. So you can do some manual organization if you’d like. I think this issue is corrected in the current versions of Lightroom. Other than that, I love this application and highly recommend.
BP407,
Fantastic Software, Very Responsive Developer
I absolutely LOVE this photo transfer app! I literally downloaded a dozen others as well and compared each one - this was a clear winner by a long shot. Fast, reliable, transfers in full resolution, works perfectly every single time. The desktop companion app is solid as well, makes for a perfect software combination. Lastly, it’s clear the developer really cares about his software. He is incredibly quick to reply and gives thoughtful responses. I love supporting folks who take pride in their products and will spend the money to buy the lifetime premium (despite not needing the features) simply to support a fantastic developer! Kudos for a job well done on this wonderful piece of software!!
