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Faster workflow of pro sports/news photographers
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Transfer & Tagging is a free Sony app that copies still images from a supported Sony camera to a smartphone or tablet. It is aimed at sports and news photographers who need pictures off the camera while they are still working, not later at a desk.
The developer says the point is to skip the step of opening a PC or Mac. Photos go straight from the camera to the handheld device, wherever the shoot takes place. Which cameras work is listed per model on Sony's support page, and the app requires a Sony Account to sign in.
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The app uses the camera's FTP transfer function to move images over a wireless link to the phone or tablet. The developer lists this as the way to get pictures across without a cable.
Transfers run in the background, so a photographer can keep reviewing or sending from the handheld while the camera carries on. The listing says the camera's continuous shooting speed is kept while these transfers run.
Images marked as protected on the camera can be copied to a smartphone or tablet over a wired connection. The developer describes this as a quicker and more dependable route for those files than a wireless one.
This gives a second path for the same job. A wireless transfer suits a camera that is shooting continuously, and a cable suits a set of protected shots that need to come across in one go.
The two methods cover different moments in a shoot. Wireless transfers happen during the action, and the cable method is for the protected files, which the listing says move more reliably that way.
Because the listing names specific camera models rather than a general list, check the support page for your camera before relying on either route.