SnapSelect: Find Camera Photos

Stop scrolling. Start choosing. Camera shots imported to iPhone can get lost among phone photos and screenshots. SnapSelect checks EXIF and other shooting metadata on your device to find photos from dedicated cameras. BUILD YOUR POSTING TRAY • Filter by maker, camera model, lens, and formats such as RAW / JPEG • Tap a photo to add it to or remove it from the posting tray • Select or deselect all photos currently showing • Review your tray and add only your picks to the SnapSelect album in Photos HOW TO USE 1. Allow photo access and tap “Select now” to scan 2. Open the gallery with “Pick posting candidates” on Home 3. Filter and tap photos, then open the posting tray 4. Add your selected photos to Photos from the tray TRY YOUR LIBRARY FIRST Searching, filtering, picking photos for the tray, correcting classifications, and “Remember this camera” all work without a purchase. ONE PURCHASE FOR ADDING TO PHOTOS The only action requiring purchase is adding your selected photos to the SnapSelect album in Photos. The existing non-consumable purchase unlocks it; there is no subscription. The app displays the current price supplied by the store. Already purchased? Use “Restore purchase” in Settings or on the purchase screen. REMEMBER THIS CAMERA Review and correct photos that could not be classified. When an unknown photo has a maker and model, “Remember this camera” saves that combination as an on-device rule for photos from the same maker and model. Remove saved rules in Settings. CLASSIFIED ON YOUR DEVICE Photos, thumbnails, and EXIF shooting metadata are not sent to external servers for classification. Your tray and remembered-camera rules are stored on device. SnapSelect never deletes, moves, or edits your originals. Adding photos to an album does not duplicate their files. PLEASE NOTE Editing, conversion, compression, transfer, or cloud sync may remove metadata and affect classification. Check photos before publishing or sharing. With limited photo access, SnapSelect processes only the photos you allow in iOS.