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Useful but limited
I use Photoshelter for my business and the app is really useful to have. There are some big limitations however which if rectified could turn this into a real must have app and point of difference for the company. The biggest one for me is the random sort order in galleries. It doesn’t follow the sort order determined on the web and is completely unchangeable. As a wedding shooter this means, if I need to find a photo in amongst a gallery of hundreds, I have to scroll through till I spot it, waiting for many many images to load. If you could sort by filename or capture time then at least you could scroll to the approximate area of the shoot and navigate accurately backwards or forwards to the correct place. Instead finding a single image is like searching for a needle in a haystack.Show lesssyllabictone
Great app
Easy to use, great for sending pics to clients while on the goghdfj
Lacks major features
This could be the answer to so many problems, but it lacks so much.
Notifications are never up to date and give you very little information - you can't even see which image has been downloaded.
No real stats showing what has been viewed.snax05
Nice but could be better with simple upgrade
This app hasn't been updated in more than a year. It's really nice but could use some upgrades that would be really simple. For instance, you can't save an image from your archive directly to your Camera Roll without a watermark. Just add an option! But lately it seems like PS is focusing on Libris and isn't interested in putting much effort into updating their mobile app and platforms for individual users, which is unfortunate because individuals are their bread and butter.Show lessWyPhotog
Needs iPad Pro and iPhone 6 support
Dunno how you can launch an app without support for the iPhone 6 and then no updates for months. The website isn't iPad friendly but the app could be with work.PeteMCarr
Disappointing
This app is obviously just an MVP in terms of UI and functionality, and yet it hasn't been updated in nearly six months, a very troubling sign. Seems like abandonware, dead on arrival after we waited for so long.
It's simply inexcusable to be heading into 2016 with an app that's not optimized for the 6/6+ screen resolutions when millions upon millions of those phones have shipped over the last 14 months. Shame on Photoshelter - which is supposed to be a photographer's platform after all. Resolution matters! We want out images and the UI to be as sharp as possible.
This kind of half-assed development effort, along with other SEO problems on the platform, really makes me question whether to continue with my subscription.Show lesssterlingz
Great step
Great to have access from my mobile. Would love to be able to move/add images to different galleries through here as well.Jeremy Calow
Invalid Credentials
I'm surprised it's taken Photoshelter so long to develop this app as it's the obvious and perfect companion to their wonderful service.
Unfortunately, there's a problem with logging in and a repeated "Invalid Credentials" error message.
I'll revise this review when I can log in to the app.Crazed Robot
Not iPad friendly
Can you make an iPad version because portrait viewing only is not great.C39KER1
Been wishing for this!
I had been hoping that Photoshelter would develop an app like this. Such a handy tool for when your out in the field! For example, I was on a shot recently and the client mention it would be handy to have a certain shot needed but there was no way or getting at that location. I remembered I had a shot that would work, pulled out my phone, found it in my archive and all within 30 seconds the client had an email with a link to download the image in there in box for there return. Thank you Photoshelter!!Show lessFrazer Waller
