Wireless Tether?

[czsmola]

what you might be able to do this is just a hypothetical... get a bluetooh dongle with a female usb to mini usb into the camera and set it up to be transmitted that way... or if there is just a wireless usb transmitter to a usb hub or somthing like that...

 

[Village Idiot]

i'm intrigued as to why it was a stupid post.... if you know what i'm talking about, its a great thing

Not stupid, vague.

 

[Parkerman]

i'm intrigued as to why it was a stupid post.... if you know what i'm talking about, its a great thing

Because of how vague your post was.

 

[lockwood81]

Wireless Tether...sounds like a contradiction in terms to me.

Tether: is a cord that anchors something movable to a stationary point. There are a number of applications for tethers, but the primary use is limiting the movement of animals.

Wireless: is the transfer of information over a distance without the use of electrical conductors or wires.

 

[dEARlEADER]

Wireless Tether...sounds like a contradiction in terms to me.

Tether: is a cord that anchors something movable to a stationary point. There are a number of applications for tethers, but the primary use is limiting the movement of animals.

Wireless: is the transfer of information over a distance without the use of electrical conductors or wires.

This is correct, and precisely why Phil Canon (President of Canon) once told me it was this oxymoronic observation that prevented the development of this ingenious device.

The phrase "Google is your friend" should DIE... please..... it's been used more than "Show me the money" and "Where's the beef?"... Move on and find a new witty saying.....

 

[Village Idiot]

This is correct, and precisely why Phil Canon (President of Canon) once told me it was this oxymoronic observation that prevented the development of this ingenious device.

The phrase "Google is your friend" should DIE... please..... it's been used more than "Show me the money" and "Where's the beef?"... Move on and find a new witty saying.....

Oprah at a pie eathing contest is your friend.

 

[dEARlEADER]

^^^^ lol - you wasted your 2000th post on Oprah!!

Oprah at a pie eathing contest is your friend.

 

[dEARlEADER]

you people are all *****d up. pull the sticks out of your ass*s and *****ing help eachother. you're all running around like youre blindfolded and butt raped. jeez. wheres the love, fuc*ers

easy there noob.... it's a dead thread...

it's a little rich to be blithering and ranting on people to be constructive while at the same time offering nothing to the thread...

 

[dEARlEADER]

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careful...you'll be next fckstick

lol......:chatty:

 

[JamieCarl]

You guys are funny...

Here's my solution to the 'wireless tether' problem. Wireless tethering. The coolest oxymoron ever!!! | Jamie Carl

 

[KingGoon]

Eye-Fi memory cards: wireless photo and video uploads straight from your camera to your computer & the web.

Take your pictures and it sends the image back to your pc via wireless. Hope that's what you were originally after?

 

[oldmacman]

Eye-Fi memory cards: wireless photo and video uploads straight from your camera to your computer & the web.

Take your pictures and it sends the image back to your pc via wireless. Hope that's what you were originally after?

Just be sure to get the pro version so that you can create an ad hoc connection. Otherwise, you'll need router access to get your pics to the laptop and this won't be too useful when you are on location.

 

[KmH]

Eye-Fi memory cards: wireless photo and video uploads straight from your camera to your computer & the web.

Take your pictures and it sends the image back to your pc via wireless. Hope that's what you were originally after?

Why were you compelled to reply to a thread that died very nearly 2 years ago?

 

[Josh66]

Eye-Fi memory cards: wireless photo and video uploads straight from your camera to your computer & the web.

Take your pictures and it sends the image back to your pc via wireless. Hope that's what you were originally after?

Why were you compelled to reply to a thread that died very nearly 2 years ago?

Not only that, but it's the same product that was linked to in one of the first posts.

 

[oldmacman]

Why were you compelled to reply to a thread that died very nearly 2 years ago?

I must admit that I never look at the dates except for When someone points out old posts.