GRsync

GRsync is a handy Python script, which allows you to sync photos from Ricoh GR II or III via Wifi. It has been tested on Mac OS X and Ubuntu, and should be able to run on any platform that has a Python environment.

It automatically checks if photos already exists in your local drive. Duplicated photos will be skipped and only sync needed photos for you.

NOTE: Ricoh GR II only supports 20MHz 802.11n. The max transfer speeed I can get is 65Mbps

Changes from the original repo

Added options

-j or --jpg to only download jpg files
-r or --raw to only download raw files

Added support for GR III X

Fixed script to work with Python3

Installaion

1. Get the source from Github

$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/clyang/GRsync/master/GRsync.py
$ chmod +x GRsync.py

2. Assign the downloaded photo directory. Edit GRsync.py

# Change the value of PHOTO_DEST_DIR
# Don't forget the tailing "/"
PHOTO_DEST_DIR = "/path/to/downloaded/photos/"

Usage

1. Connect your desktop/laptop to Ricoh GR II's Wifi network. (SSID: RICOH_XXXXX)
2. Simple usage - Download ALL photos from Ricoh GR II or III via Wifi

./GRsync -a

3. Advanced usage - Download photos after specific directory and file

./GRsync -d 100RICOH -f R0000005.JPG

4. Advanced usage - Download only last 3 photos in jpeg format

./GRsync -l 3 -j

or

./GRsync --last 3 --jpg

Contribution

Special thanks to @imkojima for fixing GR III compatibility issue.