Being always too lazy to transfer photos from my camera to Mac I wrote a tool that does it automatically using Toshiba’s FlashAir SD card (the most flawless card in its class). The main idea was to see the photos immediately on the screen while taking pictures. So my new software stays always as a small icon on the menu bar and connects automatically to the card inside the camera when it’s available. And transfers the photos as I shoot them on the background. The paths on the card and on the Mac can be easily configured.

FlashAir Sync Settings

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Download FlashAirSync

Connect your iPhone to the Wi-Fi network of the FlashAir™ card. When the card is in your camera and the camera is turned on, the FlashAir™ card transmits a Wi-Fi signal. Open your iOS settings, go to the Wi-Fi settings and search for a Wi-Fi network named flashair_xxxxxxxxxxxx.

Choose the network and enter the network password to join the network. The default password for the FlashAir™ network is 12345678.

Now change to PhotoSync and tap the red transfer button. In the target menu tap on the Receive tab and swipe to the right until you see the FlashAir™ symbol.

Now change to PhotoSync and tap the red transfer button. In the target menu tap on the Receive tab and swipe to the right until you see the FlashAir™ symbol. Tap on the FlashAir™ symbol to open the root folder of your FlashAir™ card.

Change to list view by tapping the list view symbol in the top of the folder view. Satalink sil3112 drivers for mac. List view contains additional information like file name for photos, file date and file size for photo which can be very handy since PhotoSync is not always able to create thumbnails of your remote photos.

Photos are usually stored in the DCIM folder on the card, so tap on this folder and browse the contents of the card until you get to the folder which contains your photos.

Select the photos you want to transfer by tapping on the thumbnails, then tap the red download button in the bottom right corner to start the download process. Select whether you want to transfer New, Selected or All photos in that folder.

Select the album on your iPhone in which you want to store the photos from the FlashAir™ card or create a new album using the + button in the bottom left of the screen.

After selecting the album, you photos will be transferred from the FlashAir™ card to your iPhone.