Sony to ShootProof live
Tether your Sony to your phone over USB or Wi-Fi and deliver every shot straight to ShootProof the instant you press the shutter — no laptop, no SD-card import. Real-time client proofing galleries.
How to live-upload Sony photos to ShootProof
Connect your Sony to your phone and every shot lands in ShootProof live as you shoot. Here's the full setup, start to finish:
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Connect your Sony
Connect over USB with the camera in PC Remote mode for a stable, high-speed tether. Or tether over Wi-Fi. Note: in PC Remote, some Sony bodies route captures to the buffer rather than the card — both work with CloudTether.
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Connect ShootProof
Connects via ShootProof OAuth. Pick where photos should land — frames stream straight into a ShootProof event so clients can proof and order before you've packed up.
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Shoot as normal
Every frame your Sony captures is detected and downloaded at full resolution while you keep shooting — JPEG, or RAW on Pro.
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Photos deliver to ShootProof
Each photo uploads from your phone once and lands in ShootProof live, seconds after the shutter — and fans out to any other destinations on the session too (Pro).
Frames stream straight into a ShootProof event so clients can proof and order before you've packed up.
Connects via ShootProof OAuth.
Sony to ShootProof — FAQ
Can I upload Sony photos to ShootProof automatically?
Yes. Tether your Sony to your phone with CloudTether over USB or Wi-Fi, and every shot uploads to ShootProof live as you shoot — no laptop and no card import.
Can I send Sony photos to ShootProof live while I'm shooting?
Yes — each frame lands in ShootProof seconds after the shutter, live, while you keep shooting. There's no SD-card step in the middle.
How does CloudTether connect my Sony to ShootProof?
Your Sony tethers to your phone over USB or its own Wi-Fi; connects via ShootProof OAuth.
Do I need a laptop to send Sony photos to ShootProof?
No. CloudTether runs on your phone — your Sony connects to the phone and uploads straight to ShootProof over mobile data or Wi-Fi, anywhere you have signal.