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PhotoFisher

Better USB import for photos!

Beta Testing

PhotoFisher is now available on TestFlight. Contact me to join the beta test!

Sport Photography Example

You just finished shooting a sporting event with your camera set to RAW + JPEG. You'll edit the RAWs at home later, but in the meantime, you need to send the publication some photos ASAP. In the downtime between plays, you marked the best photos you took with a star rating of 3 or higher (or the "favorites" option on some cameras!) Importing just your best photos is as easy as 1, 2, 3:
  1. Connect your camera to your iPhone via a USB cable, or connect a memory card reader.
  2. Set the following filter options: Today, 3/4/5 Stars, and JPEG.
  3. Tap "Select All", then tap "Import"!
Your photos are now in your Photos library for easy transfer to the publication!

Vacation Example

You've been on vacation for a couple days now, and you want to back up and share the photos you've taken so far. You're not sure which photos are the best and which ones didn't turn out. And you're running out of memory again, so you want to use as little space as possible on your phone. You can use PhotoFisher to review your photos and convert them to save space!
  1. Connect your camera to your iPhone via a USB cable, or connect a memory card reader. Turn on "Convert to HEIF" in the settings.
  2. Tap on the first photo presented, then swipe through each of the full-resolution previews. Pinch-to-zoom and swipe back and forth to compare. As you compare, double-tap to select the photos you want to import.
  3. Return to the grid view, then tap "Import"!
Your best photos from the trip are now in your Photos library, consuming a fraction of the space used by the original JPEGs!

Planned Features

An upcoming build of PhotoFisher will add these exciting new features: If any of these features interest you, contact me so I can know how best to prioritize them!