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CameraSync
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • Price
    $2.99
  • CategoryPhoto & Video
  • First releasedDecember 13, 2010
  • Versions2 archived
  • Installable2 of 2
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
  • SellerHomegrown Software Ltd

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

Customer Ratings

As of December 4, 2016
     
17 Ratings

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CameraSync brings wireless, hassle-free syncing to iPhone and iPad!

CameraSync allows you to upload all pictures & videos from your Camera Roll to your Dropbox, OneDrive, Flickr account, WebDAV Server, FTP server, Amazon S3 bucket or Box.net account.

Do you regularly take photos on your iPhone and want to make sure they're all backed up and always accessible? CameraSync has got you covered.

Tired of e-mailing photos and screenshots to yourself just to get them onto your computer? CameraSync will make sure they're all ready & waiting for you.

Got an iPad with a Camera Connection Kit? Want to be able to upload the new photos you've taken on your DSLR or point-and-shoot camera from anywhere? CameraSync can do that for you too.

Recommended by Lifehacker.com: "Call me lazy, but I don't like plugging my phone into my computer just to get all my pictures. CameraSync fixes this annoyance by wirelessly sending all new photos you take to Dropbox. In fact, if you prefer a different online backup program (like Flickr, Amazon S3, SkyDrive, an FTP server or Box.net) you can do that too. It's essentially like an Eye-Fi for your iPhone—which is pretty awesome."

• Background Location Syncs - CameraSync can automatically start uploading your photos in the background when you arrive at certain locations, such as your home or office. (This feature is only available on devices that support geofencing; that's the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and current iPad) • Continue Uploading - after starting the app CameraSync can upload your photos even in the background while you use other apps (for a maximum of 10 minutes). It will even alert you when it's done. • Zero Interaction Required - once you've setup your accounts, all you need to do is open CameraSync to keep your remote photos up to date. You don't need to pick which photos to upload, or confirm the upload, or fiddle with settings - it just works! • Full Quality Uploads - CameraSync doesn't compress or resize your photos & videos so they are uploaded in the full quality you took them in, no pixels left behind! It also keeps all of the EXIF metadata saved by your camera. • Smart Syncing - CameraSync remembers what it has uploaded so if you delete a remote file you don't want anymore, it won't just sync it again. • iPad Support - CameraSync can upload photos you've imported to your iPad using the iPad Camera Connection Kit, or photos taken on your iPad. • Works with most third party photo taking or editing apps such as Hipstamatic and Camera+ - in fact it'll work with any app that saves pictures or videos to the Camera Roll.

Limitations CameraSync requires location services to be enabled on your device, and to be allowed access to location services. This is because photos taken with iOS devices store the location in which they were taken. CameraSync is a one way sync designed to sync photos & videos from your iOS device to various online services. SkyDrive currently only supports photos and videos under 100MB.

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.0.2
Requires iOS 4.0+
Retina (iPhone only)
December 22, 2010
6.4 MB Install Download
1.1.1
Requires iOS 4.0+
Retina (iPhone only)
March 8, 2011
8.0 MB Install Download

Chart History

Top Paid · Photo & Video View chart ›
Peaked at #118 (March 1, 2011) · 1 archived capture · Mar 2011
Top Paid · Photo & Video · iPad View chart ›
Peaked at #284 (July 2, 2011) · 1 archived capture · Jul 2011

Ratings Over Time

sampled from 7 archived captures
DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
December 21, 2010 1.0.1 — 11 $1.99
March 4, 2011 1.1 — 40 $1.99
January 14, 2012 — — 287 $1.99
June 19, 2013 — — 560 $3.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
Choose pictures
     
by Khaliln · November 1, 2014

Please add sync by choosing pictures one by one as the user want, I don't want to upload all the pictures per day I want to choose from which pictures to upload.

It works!
     
by DMV john · March 8, 2015

Which is more than I can say for any of the other Dropbox photo apps, including Dropbox's own app. Simple clear and functional - hurray!

Still the best
     
by dhervella · July 7, 2016

No comparison for uploading to Flickr!

The app does not work
     
by Kunley82 · July 13, 2015

The app crashes every time. Waste of money!!!

Was great
     
by Clockwizer · October 26, 2014

Needs update to fix background sync

FTP sync: happy
     
by Perturbance · August 19, 2015

I was looking for a utility that can access the Camera Roll and upload it via FTP. This fits the bill. I avoided competitors that wanted to install applications on my desktop machine to accomplish this task, and again this fits the bill.

Abandoned app
     
by AppReviewNickname · December 27, 2014

This used to be a good app but it has been abandoned. It has been broken for months and I even sent the developer the code requires to fix it months ago and got no response. Avoid at all costs.

Not Automatic, But Still Worth $2
     
by platetone · May 27, 2015

So, yeah, as others have said, this thing does not work automatically because of the irritating IOS background activity restrictions. Also, triggering upload via location geo-fencing does not seem to work at all either. But it’s still a useful app. I was trying to sync everything to Dropbox and could never to get it to complete before IOS forces it to stop, especially if any large videos were in the queue. But I took an idea from another reviewer here and set up a local network FTP sync to an iMac. CameraSync will now very quickly FTP sync over the much faster local network to my Dropbox folder on that iMac, which then syncs to Dropbox at its own much more reliable pace. Setting up FTP on OSX is dead easy — just Google it if you want to try this.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.