

While iCloud is great for having your photos on all your devices (or for when you drop your phone in the toilet…), what it does is it syncs photos. Sweet! Why not use iCloud and Photo Stream?īefore we start, I want to quickly explain why I’m not using Photo Stream and iCloud for this. So no more error messages and an organised Lightroom library. And I found it! And not only that, photos also automatically end up in my Lightroom library. This happened to me one too many times, so I figured there has to be some life hacking tip that allows me to take as many photos and videos as I want without ever running out of storage space.

You carry your phone with you all the time, taking photos of every meal, every cute pink door and some selfies and then this error message pops up saying you cannot take a photo because there’s not enough available storage. You can use UIDocumentMenuViewController class to access the files from other apps that shares their files.Modern day problems. Please note that iOS Dropbox SDK requires iOS 4.2 or greater. NSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES)

If (! isLinked])ĭBLoginController* controller = autorelease] ĭBRestClient *rc = initWithSession:] NSString* consumerSecret //fill your secretĭBSession* session = initWithConsumerKey:consumerKey To access a file, your code will look something like: NSString* consumerKey //fill your key Also, good starting tutorial can be found here. You will notice that the Dropbox iOS SDK comes with a bundled demo application, so have a look there. Next, you will need an application key, which you can obtain from Dropbox website (choose MyApps). First, you will need official Dropbox iOS SDK.
