A review stated the card can not be read by a computer. If I remove the card from the camera and insert to my PC Card reader, can it read it like a regular memory card?
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I use a MacBook Pro, and as soon as I insert the card, iPhoto fires up and imports the pictures. I assume a Windows based computer would too.
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I took some shots last night with my Mobi card and they uploaded without problems to my iPad. I had previously uploaded other shots to my iPhone. Just now I put the card in my card reader and they have all transferred to Picasa without problems. It's been too cold to get out and do any shooting but I do have a regular, non-Eye-fi card. If I am going to be doing a lot of RAW+jpg shooting I plan to use that card. I always have my iPhone with me so if I need to do a quick FaceBook post I can use that. Impressed with the card so far!
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Yes. It is an SD card. That is how I transfer my images. I just plug it into my computer.
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I have a 2011 iMac and I just downloaded 700+ pictures from the Eye-Fi mobi SD card. As a matter of fact, it's the first time I've downloaded pictures from a SD card, whereas, I usually use a USB cable connection. Absolutley no problem for me.
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I'm pretty sure THE CARD NEEDS TO BE RE-FORMATTED. Put the card in an adapter (may have come with the card, mine did) connect it to your computer and format it. If you don't know how to do any of this go to you tube and do a search for S5 memory card
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I use the SD slot on my computer for the card, although you can buy a reader if that isn't an option. The camera can also be plugged into the computer, but honestly I've never done it because we use the camera for paranormal investigation and a YouTube show so we have multiple cards we rotate when we work with it. We are currently using 16 Gig and 32 Gig cards.
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Yes, you can. One way of doing that is to take the memory card out of your camera, insert it into a memory card reader, connect the memory card reader to your computer through a USB port, and then transfer your data as normal.
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It is very easy. You can use the included usb cable or remove the card and insert it in the card reader, if one is installed on your computer.
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If your computer had a slot for SD card, you can remove SD from camera and insert there to read it. Otherwise will need a USB cable that fits.
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Paul - verify with the seller that the micro SD card is accessible viathe internet and that you can make a connection to it from off site oranother state... is it wired or wireless and if wireless, does it support a browser secure session login? stuff like that must work for you to view.the way it seems, this units card can be viewed on a PC but you have tobe there and remove it from the hidden cam and then insert it into a readeron the PC yourself... not sure this is what you wanted
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The card won't go into a USB port. My laptop has a slot for a data card -- maybe yours does too. I use a USB cable to transfer photos from my camera to my computer.
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I always remove the SD card and insert into computer...skip the cable. I've never tried the USB cable.
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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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There is a secure digital slot for removeable memory.I record to that removeable card and copy what ever I recorded to my computer.The other way is to use the provided cable to link up the whole camera to a computer.The sd card is by far the quickest and easiest.....
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For something like a camera's memory card, no, not that I see. But couldn't you do that by connecting the camera to the computer via USB and transferring pics from camera to computer? Or if you wanted to go the other way, put a memory stick into the laptop to store pics on the memory stick (cruzer/flashdrive).**I stand corrected now that I see the answer given 2 below. Thank you for pointing this out, I totally missed it James. I apologize Dina, for any confusion created by my initial response.
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I take out the card and insert it into the laptop. No problems at all. Great camera.
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It does not work as a plug and play device. You need to remove the memory card and using an appropriate reader do what you need to do
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yes, though I never have used it. I always just remove the sd card and put the card in my computer.
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No, it must be connected to a computer via the USB port. There us no capability for a memory card.
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Did you try doing a format? It could be it can't read your card until you format it for the camera.