How are photos transfered? Is it WI-FI compatible?
1295472
The camera is "eye-fi" compatible, this requires the puchase of any "eye-fi" enabled sd card. Otherwise, photos are retrieved by card reader or usb cable.
1295473
Although it isn't WiFi compatible, it's very easy to transfer photos to your computer in two ways. The first, which I prefer, is to simply remove the camera's SD card from it's watertight compartment and plug it into your computer's SD card slot. I think that every computer, from my four-year old desktop to my wife's brand new (only 1 month old) laptop, seems to have one of these slots. Then, the card appears as an additional drive and you can copy or move the photo files (jpg's) as you wish. The second method is to use the camera's battery charging cable inserted inside the same watertight compartment (and which ends in a USB plug, to insert either into the charging transformer or else into a computer's USB port) -- as the latter, the camera appears as an additional drive and ... [as above]. With either method, it's practically effortless -- and you don't need any special software settings (as you would with a WiFi). Hope this helped you.
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Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac. Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html
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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.
558512
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility.you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
167398
Yes, pics can be transferred either via bluetooth (I bought a bluetooth dongle for my PC which plugs into one of its USB ports) or by saving pics to an (optional) SDHC card, which can be removed from the phone and put into an adapter for your computer. The bluetooth method is the easiest for picture transfer, since you just send the photos wirelessly to your PC. Keep in mind that the phone just has a 1.3 megapixel camera, so the resolution of the photos isn't the greatest on a big monitor.
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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.
338662
Yes! It is Wi-Fi enabled and you can transfer the files via wi-fi either from your home network or from a remote place with Internet access!
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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.
1840337
It doesn't have WiFi build in. Its compatible at least with windows. In any case you always can extract the SD card and read it directly
1698332
I haven't mastered the wireless feature either. I take my card out of the camera and put it in the slot on my laptop. I have my portable hard drive connected to my laptop and I cut and paste directly from my card to my portable HD. I know I didn't comment on using USB compatibility...but the way I do it indirectly answers that question...I think using USB (flash drive or like my portable HD) is the same. I did have to name my camera and once I did that...the card/HD worked.
558510
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility. you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
666476
Yea you can set it up that way. You can also email or direct link to what ever device that has the samsung smart camera app which will automatically send the pic you take after taking the shot via wifi.
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I've never done that. What I do is transfer from camera to iPhone. Have to download the Nikon app. Then 'enable' wifi on camera. From iPhone, join network, 'NikonD5300' and from your iPhone, you can transfer and even VIEW the picture you want to take. Acts like a remote control for your camera too! Pretty nifty, huh?!
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It has its own Wi-Fi built-in. You connect your phone to the camera in the same way as connecting the phone to any other wifi access point.
1146186
Yes. You can connect to wifi and transfer images to your iPad or laptop easily. You'll need to download the leica image shuttle app to do the photo transfer via wifi. It's easy .
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No, there isn't a way to dowwnload your pics to the frame directly it's not wireless, but you can download new photos to your USB/SD drive/card, periodically.
1046401
Good afternoon,I read the description on this item and there no information that say you can transfer images to the computer via wifi!Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us .