Can you downsize (lowering the file size) the photo,using Eye-Fi app, while transferring to smart phone?
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Not to the phone but to the sharing site. the Pro X2 can be configured to downsize your pics before relaying them to the sharing site.
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Kayanoosh your can't downsize you would have to set that in your camera. For example, if your camera has two slots do RAW and Normal or basic. That way your files transferring to your phone are smaller and transfer faster.
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I don't think so, but at the same time I didn't have any large format (raw) picture upload to my cloud my average size pictures are 1920X1080 to 3840X2160. I think if your able to upload it to the cloud it should be able to display on the frame since it's streaming through wifi from your cloud
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I don't know, I was using it to transfer photos and it didn't do that very well because of the atrocious file structure on Apple devices.
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It's recommended to transfer to a drive equal in size or larger. I don't think it will work out well going from more to less.
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Yes, that is exactly how I use it. You use the file app to identify the photos you want to copy from the card and paste them to your micro SD storage card or to the tablet's memory.
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No,not that I know. If so your phone or the device that you are transferring to, has to be able to use those files.
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There's really not enough space to download unless you reconfigure to send to sd card.
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You need to coordinate with your phone at the same time. There is a separate app that will need to be downloaded for the devise the photos are being sent to. Works great.
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I've been able to transfer the max picture size. Took a minute but it worked and looked great.
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It's not such a bad idea, but finding the right software to transfer your work can be irritating, that is if if you're not using an SD card. Pretty sure the system can only read up to 2GB as well, but files are generally not too big to worry about filling the card up anytime soon. Also, the files are of a format where you'll have to download a program to read them, and then re-save them in a format which is more pleasant for instance, .doc or .docx for windows. Any other questions let me know!
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The recommended method of transferring photos from iPhoto to smart card, or hard drive, etc. is to use the File; Export; Kind- jpeg;(I use maximum - full size). No problems for the past year of use.
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Yes, indeed you can. It is simple as sliding the pic you put in out of the slot at the top.
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My event's photos need much more than 8gb. So unless you're just doing regular sessions and not events, you'd need larger.
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I use software to reduce the image file size without reducing the quality of the photo too much. It can be done in PhotoShop. A free software is JPEGmini that can be downloaded from www.download.com. They also have other freeware that can be used to reduce the file size.
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Nope-but SD cards have come down in price. Try to get a fast one like Class 10 to speed up the processing.
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get a microsd/transflash memory card and copy over the pics to your card instead of storing it in the phone's internal memory.
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I have no clue as I merely used the SD card to transfer the images to a Macbook Pro. Sorry that I could not be of any assistance with your question.