Just received an Eye-Fi Pro X2 SD card for the new camera. The Eye-Fi card has Wi-Fi along with 8GB of storage. Totally cool. At home if I shoot pictures they are automatically uploaded to my computer as I shoot. Away from my computer I can upload straight from the camera through any open Wi-Fi network to a whole bunch of photo sharing sites (flickr, picasa, etc...) plus there is support for FTP so you could send them to any server on the internet (although, to be geeky about it: FTP? Really? Holy outdated insecure protocols.) And evidently there are free apps so that I can upload directly to iPhone and iPad (and Android too.)
Packaging and set up are very nice and straight forward. Great product so far! Highly recommended.
I first blogged about this tech way back in April 2006. Took them a long time to come to market, and me a long time to get on board. Here we are 5 years later and my mind is still blown. How did they get Wi-Fi in that tiny package?
I've been tempted by that. With multiple computers, multiple cameras, multiple card formats, wifi just seems nice.
now thats a gizmo
if you could yell as you take the shot, "load on core" than I am truly aware the future is now
Almost there Skinny.
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Packaging and set up are very nice and straight forward. Great product so far! Highly recommended.
I first blogged about this tech way back in April 2006. Took them a long time to come to market, and me a long time to get on board. Here we are 5 years later and my mind is still blown. How did they get Wi-Fi in that tiny package?
- jim 5-03-2011 9:03 pm
I've been tempted by that. With multiple computers, multiple cameras, multiple card formats, wifi just seems nice.
- mark 5-03-2011 9:18 pm
now thats a gizmo
if you could yell as you take the shot, "load on core" than I am truly aware the future is now
- Skinny 5-03-2011 9:52 pm
Almost there Skinny.
- jim 5-03-2011 10:42 pm