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> I haven't found any other way to copy photos from an iPhone into a laptop Both SyncThing and Resilio Sync work well for this, but require your "server"/lapto
by mceachen 7y ago
> I haven't found any other way to copy photos from an iPhone into a laptop
Both SyncThing and Resilio Sync work well for this, but require your "server"/laptop to be on in order to sync.
You can also just plug in the device, and it should mount as USB storage on both Windows and Linux.
(I have no financial interest in either pieces of software, other than regularly needing to recommend them to my PhotoStructure users).
- FalconSensei 7y agoSo, you have to keep a computer on to sync files. And then, what about automatically tagging people, suggesting fixes (rotation, lights), searching by location name, sharing albums, etc?
- mceachen 7y agoThat's what I want PhotoStructure to do. It already has best-of-class deduping, "variant" clustering support, and metadata inference, as well as a UI that makes browsing very large libraries feel serendipitous. I release roughly every month, and it's free (in exchange for feedback) during the closed beta. Here's what's coming soon: https://photostructure.com/about/release-notes/ https://photostructure.com/about/release-notes/
- robto 7y agoDo you know how to get SyncThing on an iPhone? This is the last piece in the synchronize-the-whole-family's-media-so-that-it's-easy-to-share-and-backup project! Last time I checked there was no iOS client.