Fastest way to get picture from iOS camera to desktop "file upload" dialog? When I'm on OS X and on a website see a [File upload] button, half the time what I want to upload is a picture, which I would like to take right then on iOS camera. Currently this means doing the following: 


click [file upload] button
open up iPod
go to camera app
snap the picture
connect iPod to Mac with USB cable
open iPhoto
import the picture
click on the imported picture
choose "show in finder"
drag the image from finder to the file upload dialog


Is there some way I could just somehow upload from iOS camera directly? So that it would go something like this:


click [file upload] button
choose "upload from iOS camera"
open up iPod
go to camera app (or even have it start automagically)
click "snap &amp; send to Mac open dialog"
If you enabled photo stream on iPhone and have iPhoto/Aperture on your mac, you can try enabling photo stream on mac. If you didn't install iPhoto/Aperture,  maybe you can try MyPhotoStream.
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Share to iMessage and send to yourself after taking the photo if your iMessage on iPhone is synced with mac.




the geeky way: If your iPad has been jailbreaked, try sshfs in Mac's homebrew. Assume that you have installed homebrew and got root privilege of iPad. Just type 


  brew install sshfs


in Mac's terminal, and then


  mkdir /Volumes/iPad  &amp;&amp; ln -s /Volumes/iPad ~/Documents/iPad &amp;&amp; sshfs root@youripad:/var/mobile/Media/DCIM/100APPLE /Volumes/iPad


(I tried to directly mkdir in Documents and mount iPad's photo directory there but failed. It just didn't appear in the open_file_dialog.)

Last, just choose the photos you want from the open_file_dialog->Documents->iPad. 

If you want to unmount your iPad from mac, type


  umount /Volumes/iPad


in your terminal.

Enjoy!