Does the wifi allow for web browsing or only for photo transfer?
244591
just for wi-fi transfer, don't think I ever used that feature. It was a wonderful camera, until the lens became impossible to close. Didn't have a good experience with Customer service, they sent me an estimate that was more than twice what the camera cost me. The following phone conversation was very poor on their side, bottom line, within a few weeks of not having a pocket camera I bought a Fujifilm's T500, and it's HS 50.
192352
No. It does not have WiFi. I simply pop the memory stick and plug it into my laptop via the USB-thumb drive that's in the bundle, and email or text the picture. Awesome pictures.
2083212
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.
1870227
I use the flashair in my camera and I only use app on my droid phone to view and download photos from my camera to my phone through the wifi. No info on internet connection.
81695
Yes it has both. Not the best picture in the world but the wifi and surfing the internet is awesome.
558512
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility.you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
1755118
This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can... » Read More This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. « Show Less
2282645
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.
2184105
No. You can, currently, only geotag or transfer photos with WiFiWi-Fi. Cannot recall the specific X- camera, but one of the more expensive models does have this feature in the app
583106
This device creates its own wifi network. Your phone will need to connect to this network in order to transfer photos.
71148
I believe it works with wifi, says you can post photos directly from it, but I have not used the feature. It is so easy to plug the camera card into my laptop or tablet, that I have not even tried. I do not have a data account, so I would be dependent on wifi at home or elsewhere.
181672
It only works with my laptop, with wireless WiFi settings select ezshare WiFi and connect, internet browser opens and all the pictures from your camera (powered on) will have an ez share view /download browser
1932974
From the reviews I read here, wireless transfer always requires an Internet connection. So, even setting up a temporary wireless network with a router and laptop won't do the trick, because the only way the photos are transferred to a computer is via Eye-Fi's server. Photos will be uploaded to their server and in turn downloaded to the client on the computer. For that process, obviously, one needs Internet.
1572893
Wifi works fine once I worked with ESET anti-virus who showed my how to create a rule to allow the camera access. I knew it was a anti-virus problem since I turned off the firewall and it worked fine. Once its set up all you have to do is turn on the camera, go to menu and hit 'down load via wifi' and it takes care of eveything else, sends the pictures straight to PICTURES. Ater a few seconds the camera closes the lens since your not using it as a camera. Takes longer to download the pictures using wifi vs. a USB but I don't care how long it takes, its much easier than finding a cable. The Sonly has such a large battery I haven't had to charge it once yet either!
1951762
It has WIFI built in, you do not need anything additional. I connect my phone to the camera and it sends the phone the pics. Also has a setting if you use an Eye-Fi card.
666475
yes photos download via WIFI to my PC , but it better and more eaiser to let the camara know your ip address of the wifi internet and send photos by your mail .
844479
you also need to put the memory card in the camera before you can use the wifi function. It's in the manual.