If I use the Eye-Fi SD card, would I be able to to send scans directly from the Doxie One directly to the cloud without a computer?
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Yes, you can. :) However, you will be missing out the cool features of Doxie's software including organizing, image optimization, stapling, creating multi-page PDFs with OCR and saving to other applications.
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I assume so since you save your scanned images/documents etc... to an SD card, you should be able to transfer the images to your computer from the card.
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Yes you can. Just put your SD card into the slot of the viewer, no problem.
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Yes it should as there is Mac software provided on the micro SD card that comes with it. But one of the best features of this device is that it works very well without being plugged into a computer at all. The images are stored on an SD card (or micro SD card with an adaptor like the one in the box). You can then transfer them to a computer simply by plugging the SD card into your laptop (mist computers have a built in card reader anyway). Very very easy. Images may need tweaking but otherwise great. Results from 35mm negatives were especially pleasing.
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I haven't figured out how to scan directly to the computer but I can download off the memory card through the scanner. I prefer using the memory card, very simple to use.
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Sure. Open the app on your computer, connect to wifi network from eye fi and fire away, the photos will stream to your computer as you shoot, albeit with a delay while each photo streams.
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No, and that is my only complaint about the scanner. Must scan batch of five on SD card, then upload to PC. Makes large quantity of scans even slower.
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Doxie one utilizes 300 DPI scanning, whereas Doxie Go utilizes 300 and 600 for archives. The Doxie Go has a rechargeable battery, saves scans to external USB/SD Card or wireless Eye-fi SD card. The Doxie One will let you save to internal memory and then connect via USB to your PC or Mac. A more details comparison can be found here: http://getdoxie.com/info/compare.html
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I have not used a Doxie One but I do have a Doxie Go.The difference that I purchased the Doxie Go was for that it is completely portable. I can insert an SD card or flash drive and it scans to it and I can then open it on any computer.. you do not need a computer to scan.. This feature makes it very handy to take with you and scan then put it on your computer or leave it on the flash or SD.. I can tuck it into my purse.. The scans are very clear..
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There is no method to move the images directly from the scanner to your PC. it has to go on the SD card. I actually like using the SD card which means I do not have to be in front of my computer to scan images I can do it in anyany room of the house that has a power outlet.
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You don't have to use Evernote -- Doxie One gives you the flexibility to do whatever you want with your scans. Doxie One saves its scan to an SD card, but then you can connect it via USB to download your scans from the card. So, your Mac mini is no problem! - Sarah @ Doxie Customer Care
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I did not try it but note that it must be a micro SD card. I very much like this scanner.Just perfect for researching in a library or archive.
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I never used Wi-fi cards on this camera, but the Eye-Fi SD cards are completely compatible. Here's the site: http://support.eye.fi/cameras/fujifilm/xf1 :)
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Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card... Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the... » Read More Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card... « Show Less
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Doxie One reads up to 12" per scan. It sounds like the Doxie Go would fit your needs a bit better. It scans up to 15" per scan. Regina @ Doxie Customer Care help@getdoxie.com
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To be honost...?... I do not know... But I use My Eye-fi in my Canon Camera... will automatically download VIA Wifi to your Tablet, computer, or anything that has wifi turned on... Google+ on your phone will put the pictures on their website,... but I only use the program that comes with the camera.. and everything stays with me.... :)
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That is dependent on your tablet or phone. It has nothing to do with the Eye-fi Mobi card. Once you transfer your pics (wirelessly) from your camera to your phone or tablet, you can do anything with them that you do with other pics on your device. Hope this helps.