You can also select the root folder on Dropbox for Unbound to look for photos (the default is Dropbox's Photos folder).Īfter setting up Unbound, the app opens to a folder view of your Dropbox photos. When you launch Unbound for the first time, you will need to grant it access to your Dropbox account and decide whether you'd like to enable Dropbox's photo sync (and if so, whether you'd like to sync new photos over Wi-Fi only, or when you have a Wi-Fi or a cellular connection). I took the iPhone and iPad apps for a spin and found them each to be a fantastic photo manager. Unbound for Mac is also available for OS X for $9.99.
You'll need to plunk down $2.99 for either version of the app since it's not a universal app. If you use Dropbox as a large photo repository and like to access your photos from an iOS device, then Unbound for Dropbox for the iPhone or Unbound HD for Dropbox for the iPad is worth every penny.
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