A couple questions I didn't find answers for..... Can you use the USB or SD card to show pictures without connecting to WiFi or signing up for e-mails to be sent directly to the picture?
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I own a 7" Pulse and am very happy with it. The simple answer is that any SD or USB card inserted in the frame will display the photo contents of that memory device. It will do so overriding any photos that have been pushed down to it from the Kodak Pulse website. I actually do have mine connected to my home's wireless network and have set up the frame with Kodak's Pulse website and find that the functionality of having the frame connected to Kodak is very useful. Keep in mind that all of the frame management is done through the website and communicated back to the frame when the site updates the frame. So, if you wish to use the automatic and scheduled power functionality, the frame will have to be registered with the Kodak Pulse web site and be connected to a wireless network with Internet access. However, you are not required to establish an email address for the frame, nor are you required to place photos on the frame using the Kodak Pulse web site or any connection to the Kodak Gallery or Facebook. If you power on the frame and insert a memory device, the frame will immediately start displaying the photos from that device. Keep in mind that most USB flash drives are somewhat long. If you use a USB stick, it will stick out enough that you will not be able to close the memory card access area of the frame. If you use an SD card, the memory access door will close properly. I can't say enough how nice this frame is, so I hope you have purchased it.
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Paul - verify with the seller that the micro SD card is accessible viathe internet and that you can make a connection to it from off site oranother state... is it wired or wireless and if wireless, does it support a browser secure session login? stuff like that must work for you to view.the way it seems, this units card can be viewed on a PC but you have tobe there and remove it from the hidden cam and then insert it into a readeron the PC yourself... not sure this is what you wanted
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If you don't need wifi then you can find a cheaper and simpler model. This you can do that using wifi or the memory card.
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This camera does not have Wi-Fi as far as I know and I've been using it now for a number of months. The easy solution for this is an Eye Fi SD card with built in Wi-Fi. Please know that I think this is an excellent camera takes remarkable photos!
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You can copy pictures from the camera to your phone. But you cannot use WiFi to copy pictures from the camera to your PC. I called Fuji tec support twice about this. They advise tha it is a know problem they are trying to fix, their suggestion is to use the included usb cable. The camera is labeled WI Fi on the front, but it does not work
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Yes. You will momentarily have to "disconnect" from the wires connection to connect to the cards "wifi". It transmits a wireless signal that you connect to, then go to a browser and download your photos. The connection only let's you access the card, not the internet. After transferring, you'll then need to connect to your router to go online. So long as you have a wireless card, you can connect/disconnect from the card at your leisure.
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you can download your pictures with a USB cable provided with camera, or using the disc card connected to your PC, they provide even a multi-card speed connector, and then there is Wifi..whichI have not used yet. You can send pics from your camera as it can be used as an IPhone sending Pics via email, Facebook. I like to load my photos onto my PC first because I like to crop, etc before using them.
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i am not aware of this option as i haven't really read the owners manual. i know i plug the camera into the computer and it will download the pics, then i can throw them up on the cloud and use them across all my devices. i just got the camera so i can stick it in my pocket and get a good pic when i travel.
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The camera gives you two ways to upload pictures. You can either take out the SD card or you can plug the wire in while the camera is on (if you are given one with purchase--I was not). A directory will pop up for the second option and you just click on how you want to access the content. It only take 2-3 clicks. The faster way is to just take out the card, but if you want to be safe about breaking the card, then plug it in to your computer. Both options are fast either way, like most cameras.
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It does not take and SD card. It becomes a device on your network. It can be setup to trigger when it senses motion and then email you the photos.
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This model doesn't have any SD card slot. They make another model that does, if you want that. I use mine to take photos and it alerts me thru my email.
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If you want to use the network services (Email, Facebook, Weather, etc), then yes.If you only plan to load images from memory card or computer (with appropriate USB cable - not included), then No, but if that's the case there are other products that may be better for your needs.
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No. The camera is not capable of wifi. And you can't call the camera to receive your pictures. The camera basically works like a pre paid cell phone. Is sends you text or email of all your photos or videos real time or you can set it to send them at a set time. You just have to buy a pre paid phone card or add it to your phone plan if you have a phone plan that's compatible.
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no software needed.you can upload pictures via usb or a card reader.usb cable provided not card reader.it is a really good deal.
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I own this camera (one of my favorite birthday gifts). Page 67 of the software actually states how you can get download the pictures without installing any software. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/information-e.html One thing it forgot to mention is that you can also just pull the memory card and put it in a portable USB SDHC card reader. I've downloaded pictures directly off the card, using Windows Explorer (w/o software), and using Canon's ZoomBrowser software. The one advantage to using their software is that it automatically puts the pictures in folders named by date. Plus it remembers if you took a portrait or landscape shot and automatically re-orients the picture so you don't have to rotate. That's handy; I just wish it could auto-rotate videos too.
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There is a little built-in memory, so you can take a few pics without an SD Card. Your computer treats the camera like an external flash drive, so you can use windows explorer to find, view and download them where ever you wish.
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Although the camera does not ship with a USB cable, if you have the correct one, it will allow you to download with the cable. The WiFi functions are tricky, but they do work once you figure them out.