will this camera download via WiFi to my ipad II ?Steve
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Can't answer that, but what I do is plug USB into my pc and it downloads directly to Dropbox (Cloud)... Do what you want from there!
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Steve.,as you know apple products always have proprietary($$$$)characteristics and that is why I hate them and have no knowledge of their workings.But for other brands the answer is yes.
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Yes if you have activated the wi-fi. You have to download the software from Nikon.
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I just upgraded to IOS7.0.2 and I was able to download my pictures to my IPAD using the SHARK Lightning 8 Pin 3 in 1 interface. Hope this is helpful to you.
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No, it does not have WiFi, you still need to transfer images via cable or memory card
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Not directly, as far as I know. It has a USB cable so if you could somehow convert that to attach to your iPad or a Bluetooth transmitter, it may be possible. One of the advantages of the camera is the high frame rate that transfers to the computer so if you try to make it work wirelessly, you may lose some of that benefit.
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The iPhone/iPad does not need to be on the same network as the camera to display the image and alerts. So the answer is Yes.
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An iPad has no USB video port support. If you plug this into a WiFi broadcaster and download an ap on your iPad like CamSee you should be able to stream the video to your iPad via WiFi. A WiFi camera would cost less than this and a broadcaster together though.
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It works within Wi-Fi range, should you get outside of range it will download when you return to range, if you leave the camera turned on.
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Yes, using the Fujifilm Camera Remote App you can transfer pictures to your iPad wirelessly.
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The card and the device connect via wifi, so you have to be pretty close. I just downloaded mine at the end of each day to my iPad mini.
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I just pushed the button on it to turn it on then went to the WIFI settings on my IPad and selected the "WIFI" name that it uses and all was set. put the PHOTO app on my iPad, pushed the shutter button on the Pixy and the picture was taken. I don't rember, off the top of my head what the WIFI Netword name was to look for but the paper instructions that came with it tells you what it is.
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You can use an app such as blue iris or live cams pro on the iPad. However expect the unit to fail due to firmware bug. Support is non existent.
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I don't know if you can directly email photos via wifi. I have tethered it to my iPad to view live and also view photos and transfer directly to the iPad via wifi without wires.
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Yes, it is merely a mechanical interface with an iPad, allowing you to download photos from a traditional digitalcamera card.
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Don't know exactly how Wifi-enabled cards work but considering there is no Wifi function/module on that camera, I would think the answer is no.
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you should download the app called "wireless mobile Utility", once downloaded the app you must connect the camera and your iPad to the wireless network, and you must open the app. the camera automatically find the device and once connected you can share pictures and videos. I hope I've helped
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No, But I would find a different camera system if it is any where near wi-fi or it will step on it and mess wifi up.