Step One

Launch XCode (\Developer/Applications/Xcode), choose Create a new Xcode project, then choose Cocoa Application. Give your project a name, add the Quartz.framework, and save it. Xcode automatically creates necessary files such as main.m and MainMenu.xib. Your project should look much like Figure 2-1.

Step Two

Open the main menu in Interface Builder (in the Xcode project window, click Interface Builder Files, then double-click MainMenu.xib).

In Interface Builder's Library window, use the pop-up Library menu to choose the ImageKit library. This displays a list of ImageKit objects, as shown in Figure 2-2

Drag a Device Browser View into the left half of your window and size it as desired. Drag a Camera View into your window alongside your browser view and size it as desired. Your window should look something like Figure 2-3. The device browser view is the blue rectangle on the left, and the camera view is the blue-and-white striped area on the right.

Command-click the browser view, drag to the camera view, and release. This connects the device browser view to the camera view. Choose "delegate" from the pop-up menu that appears when you release the mouse button.

This makes the camera view a delegate for your browser view. The browser view displays cameras and scanners, and when the user selects a camera, the selected device opens in the camera view.

Save, switch to your project window, click Build and Run.

Step Three

There is no step three. You're done.

Plug in a camera or an iPhone and it appears in the browser, as shown in Figure 2-4.

When you add or remove cameras, the browser view updates to show the changes. Select a device and you can view its contents and download images. You can download to a folder, directly to an application, or to an Applescript. You can select a list view or a matrix view of the thumbnails. You can control the thumbnail size with the provided slider. You can also rotate or or delete images using the buttons provided.