QuickShot is the camera app Apple would make if your photo library existed in Dropbox and not iPhoto. It’s designed to be simple and pleasant to use, working in the background to upload photos as you attend to other tasks and will import old favorites from your Camera Roll so they’re shared to the cloud as well. Configure your iPhone’s camera flash, enable geotagging, set focus and exposure, then snap pictures from the front or rear facing camera for scenery or photo-booth style pics. Right from your camera controls, you see your uploads with the tap of a button, and send your photos off to custom locations for sharing. Federico has taken a look at both the iPhone and iPad versions of QuickShot (and it’s all one universal app), and while you may be familiar with its photo snapping abilities, you may wondering about video. To be implemented soon, you’ll be able to record video from your iPad 2 or iPhone 4 and upload the raw file just as you do with photos. HUGE! Whether you’re working in the field or sharing photos on vacation instantly with friends and family, everyone could use a dose of QuickShot for iOS. It’s only $0.99 in the App Store if you can’t wait, but you might want to stick around. We’re going to run a relatively short giveaway so you too can have a wireless library, and you’ll want to hurry past the break to join in.
The Giveaway:
QuickShot combines everyone’s two favorite things into one app: photos & Dropbox. And if it was served with bacon, no doubt would it be the greatest sandwich ever. But even on its own, QuickShot is deliciously simple and such a timesaver. Think about it: you no longer have to sync with your computer just get photos off! We know you want a piece of this action, so read the rules below for a chance to win your own copy (and I’ve made a slight update to the rules so pay attention).
- We have 5 copies of QuickShot for iOS (it’s universal!) to give away.
- To enter the giveaway, tweet the following message before 11.59 AM EST (March 22nd): Win a copy of QuickShot on @macstoriesnet via @iMacthere4iAm http://mcstr.net/dUHNJ2
- We will search Twitter.com for tweets and retweets and randomly pick up the winners.
- Make sure to follow @macstoriesnet on Twitter so we can contact you with your prize once the giveaway is over.
- If you want to increase your odds of winning, you can also leave a comment to this post. Update! If you leave a comment and your Disqus profile does not link to your Twitter, please include your Twitter handle underneath your comment (preferably a link to your tweet)! That way you don’t get disqualified if you’re chosen.
- Winners will be contacted on Twitter via a Direct Message tomorrow afternoon after the giveaway ends.
