Every camera's photos and video, sorted on your own drive

A mirrorless camera, a drone, a 360 camera, the glasses, the phone - and the same card moving between some of them. All My Cameras brings everything they shot into one library on your own drive, sorted by day and camera: 2026-08-27/Sony-A7C-II/, 2026-08-27/DJI-Mini-2/, 2026-08-27/Meta-Glasses/. It works out which camera made each file from the file itself, checks every copy, and only then offers to clear the card.

Four promises

• The camera comes from inside each file - never from the card's name or its folders, because cards move between cameras.
• Every copy is checked before a card can be cleared. A full checksum by default; checking is never skipped.
• Nothing already in your library is overwritten. The same name with different contents? Both are kept.
• Your photos and video never leave your Mac. Nothing is uploaded, and it works without the internet.

Every way your footage arrives

• Cards and cameras - plug them in; a card that has been in three cameras comes out as three cameras.
• Folders you already have - a dump dragged off a card, a folder copied off your phone, or the loose files at the top of your library.
• Files it cannot name - edited copies, re-saved clips - stay where they are, shown with pictures, until you say where a group belongs.

The cameras it knows

The Sony A7C II, the DJI Mini 2, the Insta360 X6 and Ray-Ban Meta glasses, from inside their own files - see what each one writes.