Filed under: Photo, Utilities, Hardware, Macintosh, Productivity, Apple, Freeware, iPhone
Cameras makes managing multiple cameras a snap on your Mac
by Jason Clarke Jul 10th 2009 at 2:30PM
Since almost all phones can now take photos, many people have both a phone and a regular camera (or four) that they manage with their Mac. By default, you can choose whether to automatically open iPhoto when a camera is connected, but what if you want to do different things depending on which camera you connect? A new application by Flexibits has just been released to deal with this problem.
Cameras installs as a preferences pane, and allows you to very specifically choose what you would like to do with each camera. By default it is set to "Ask what to do" each time a new camera is plugged in, at which point you can choose to open a specific application, do nothing at all, or leave the option to ask what to do each time.
This functionality seems so dead-simple and obvious that I'd be surprised if Apple doesn't adopt it at some point in the future. For the time being, if you have more than one camera and you want to handle each one in different ways, Cameras is your free magic bullet.
[via our close personal friends at TUAW]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jash Sayani said 5:40PM on 7-10-2009
THANK YOU !!
Really helpful...
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JB said 7:49PM on 7-11-2009
Great tool, any comparable windows tool? I could use a fix for this problem on my PC.
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Happymunting said 10:31PM on 7-13-2009
i just got this... effin sweet, i always hated that my flip cam opened iphoto...
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