Multiple DSLR Camera wifi Access Network

[nadun911]

We are a group of photographers who do event photography coverage also.
so we have to do instant printing. normally we do removing camera's chips and copy all the pictures and print it. That is very difficult thing.

I appreciate if someone can give a solution for this.

 

[gsgary]

I have shot events and printed on site with 2 dye sub printers and it is much easier having someone collecting cards

 

[jcdeboever]

I think each camera would have to be set as a WiFi access Point. It would not be easy, maybe not even doable. I get a headache just thinking how I could pull that off. I agree with gsgary.

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[gsgary]

I think each camera would have to be set as a WiFi access Point. It would not be easy, maybe not even doable. I get a headache just thinking how I could pull that off. I agree with gsgary.

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There are too many things to go wrong, when I was shooting events there could have been 6 areana's being shot shooting and transferring via wifi is too much of a headache

 

[407370]

if there is a lot of distance between camera and printer I would look at a sub team with phone connection to e-mail / message the pics. Still have to transport pics to customer but saved 1 journey.

 

[480sparky]

The problem with tethering a computer to a DSLR is the computer usually takes command of the camera. This would render the camera unusable until the computer is disconnected from it. So while the camera is just sitting there offloading files, why not just swap cards out instead?

 

[tecboy]

Uploading images through wifi is very slow. If you have a faster SD card, you can upload quickly through cable connection.