Eye Fi sd cards

[Tinderbox (UK)]

Do you mean outside of your home?, as i have only used my eye-fi card connected though my home router to my notebook, i dont take a lot of photo`s at a time so it saves me removing the memory card or connecting with the cable every-time.

If i take photo`s around the house they are transferred straight to my notebook, it take around 5 seconds to transfer a raw file for me, about 2 seconds for jpeg.

John.

Hi guys,

I'd like to transfer my pics straight to my laptop for immediate review, is this possible with an Eye Fi card?

Thanks

Shane

 

[JClishe]

Correct, outside of your home. An Eye-Fi can connect to a laptop (or tablet) in peer to peer mode literally *ANYWHERE*.

 

[paul1978]

Great cards. You can even transfer without touching your camera.....star trail photography from a nice warm car using your iPad and a remote!!


That's it for now!

 

[paul1978]

Also just get a 'used' one from eBay! Cheap as chips!!


That's it for now!

 

[Tinderbox (UK)]

Some of the older one`s don't support raw, so be careful.

John.

 

[Kevin88]

Eye-fi can work like you do. But I prefer sth more flexible like my RavPower filehub. It transfer my pics from my phone or tab to a SD/USB quickly. Also it includes a WIFI hotspot function. A light, neat gadget, just taking me $45.

 

[cchoate]

Stay away from the Toshiba Flashair ll wifi card. I wanted a card to simply transfer 20 to 30 photo's at a time from my camera to laptop. With Toshiba's present software you have to highlight each picture individually and download one at a time. Also, you can't delete any pictures off the card with the software, making you pull the card out of the camera which defeats the whole purpose of wireless convenience.