Using an external HD with a Canon Rebel xti (or other models) I know there is the mode where you can shoot directly to a computer, but can you shoot directly to an external drive?
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If you're using the computer to control the camera, I believe you should be able to set the software to save the images to any disc volume including external harddrives. There is no way to transfer images from the camera to an external drive without a computer, however, as you need a computer to act as a 'host' for image transfers. There are some portable photo storage devices made by Epson and other companies that can read memory cards and copy them into their internal harddrives. There is also a series of Wi-Fi capable SDHC memory cards called Eye-Fi which can use your wireless network to automatically transfer images to your computer or, depending on the model, to a web site of your choosing using local wireless hotspots.
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You remove the SD card from the camera. Some computers have SD inserts, some don't. You can buy an SD card/USB adapter at any Walmarts or electronics type stores. They sell for $10-$25. You plug the SD card into the adapter which then plugs into a USB plug on your computer. The computer should recognize the external drive.
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You might be able to get RAW from it eventually. There is a lively community of people working to program additional features into Canon point-and-shoots. http://lifehacker.com/387380/turn-your-point+and+shoot-into-a-super+cameraNote: Since this is a new camera it may take a while before CDHK is available for it.
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Hey, i just purchased the Nikon D60... i am thinking about exchanging it for the XTI for the same reason. the time to for the flash to "refresh" really makes it hard to catch the moment when flash is needed. Are you stil happy with your exchange? Can anyone comment on the reasons for the substantially slower flash in the Nikon D60 when compared to the canon XTI? Also, i heard that the Canon XTI is being taken out of the market and only the XSi will remain... is that true?
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Your Canon 2ti is equipped with an EF lens mount. So, yes... attach it to your camera and have a ball.
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You can e-mail directly from the camera but only to recipients created in the Canon Gateway, which results in only links being sent to your recipients. Actual images are stored on the Canon Gateway cloud. I have not tried the video option through this method though.
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Yes, external HDDs can be used, with varying degrees of success. They must be FAT32 formatted. I don't think a NAT will work, as the storage must be "Mass Storage Class Bulk-Only Transport". I don't believe a NAT HDD is compliant with that USB spec, but that may depend on the NAT. I own the DV-970HD, which has only USB1.1 and therefore is too slow to stream Divx encoded video from an external HDD. I'm getting the 980H to see if that problem is resolved with the USB2.0. The jury is currently out on what possibilities exist for streaming video to the 980H over USB. &gt;&gt;EDIT&lt;&lt; I have received the 980H and successfully streamed divx and xvid video over USB from an external HDD and flash drive. I experienced minor stuttering once when using a flash drive, but that was likely the fault of the flash drive being somewhat old and not particularly fast. A USB HDD works great. Note that there is a 700 file maximum due to hardware restrictions, so very large drives with a huge library of music, pics, or videos will likely not function as one might like. File browsing is rudimentary, but effective.
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No you can't, must be external HD using the USB port. The quality is poor, the software is poor, I bought one and try to update the software and after that the HD player is not working anymore, do not buy it try another one.
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I don't quite understand your question. Are you talking about using an external card reader to transfer camera images to a laptop or desktop computer? An external card reader might be faster or might not. Most computers now have card readers built in, which simplifies things.
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I just called Canon and they told me that the XTI can use a card up to 64GB. But now I am wondering if this card is the right size because people with 7d's are buying it and my XTI cards are smaller than my 7d cards.
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I haven't tried it yet. But if my understanding is correct, it won't record live data to an external HDD... but you can archive recorded data from the internal HDD to and external storage device.
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Yes, you can attach a hd external in this device with your videos, photos, etc...You can't put direct in your computer.WD TV works like a media center, access data from external devices (pen drives, HDs...) put in your USB.WD TV conect if your tv with HDMI cable..Easy, very easy...You don't need Internet conection, but if you have WD TV will download information about your movies, tv shows... You will have something like a Netflix in your home.Regards,Alex
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Hmmm.. I'd have to say no to that one. It's like asking can you transfer a photo from one digital camera to another directly. I'd say you need a PC to do the transfer.
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Yes, you can, if your external hard drive is also connected to your computer. It makes it a tad slower than saving to the SD card, but yes you can.
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yes, you can put the SD card into the computer and copy to the card or hook up the camera to the computer and copy directly to the camera SD card.
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No, you can use the external hard drive, it only support internal hard drive, sorry for that.
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I have a Canon HF 200, and have been trying to find some way to play my HD files on the BD-60. So far, no luck. I've emailed and called customer service to ask what formats are supported - waste of time. The customer rep said this was only available on the BD-80 (despite what the manual states) Good luck.