Does this work with WiFi micro SD card? Finding the way to view my pictures on the old Sony Cyber-Shot on my iPad Air right away.
2017305
To use this adapter in your Sony Cyber-shot you will need the Memory Stick Duo adapter model MSAC-M2. SanDisk has also offered one. I have found these on ebay for one or two dollars each. You will then be able to download your pictures and transfer them through your WiFi micro SD card adapter. Since I have never tried downloading pictures from one micro SD card at a time after using two in this adapter, I don't know how the picture data is distributed between two micro SD cards. I would experiment with them first. The camera may see two cards as one and spread the picture data between them. If so, one micro SD card in this adapter will work if inserted into slot 1.
2017306
the cyber-shot used a Memory Stick PRO Duo. what you need is an adapter that will make the pro duo card work with your iPad. I would look at one of the ten to twenty dollar docking stations. on the other hand if you need I new pro duo card, this is the adapter you would want because you can put micro SD cards into it and micro SD are the universal card now. and yes you can use the Micro SD in the pro duo stick adapter and you can pull it out of the pro duo adapter and copy the files from it in micro SD readers.
2017307
To use this adapter in your Sony Cyber-shot you will need the Memory Stick Duo adapter model MSAC-M2. SanDisk has also offered one. I have found these on ebay for one or two dollars each. You will then be able to download your pictures and transfer them through your WiFi micro SD card adapter. Since I have never tried downloading pictures from one micro SD card at a time after using two in this adapter, I don't know how the picture data is distributed between two micro SD cards. I would experiment with them first. The camera may see two cards as one and spread the picture data between them. If so, one micro SD card in this adapter will work if inserted into slot 1. To use this adapter in your Sony Cyber-shot you will need the Memory Stick Duo adapter model MSAC-M2. SanDisk has also offered one. I have found these on ebay for one or two dollars each. You will then be able to download your pictures and transfer them through your WiFi micro SD card adapter. Since I have never tried downloading pictures from one micro SD card at a time after using two in this adapter, I don't know how the picture data is distributed between two micro SD cards. I would experiment with them first. The camera may see two cards as one and spread the picture data between them.... » Read More To use this adapter in your Sony Cyber-shot you will need the Memory Stick Duo adapter model MSAC-M2. SanDisk has also offered one. I have found these on ebay for one or two dollars each. You will then be able to download your pictures and transfer them through your WiFi micro SD card adapter. Since I have never tried downloading pictures from one micro SD card at a time after using two in this adapter, I don't know how the picture data is distributed between two micro SD cards. I would experiment with them first. The camera may see two cards as one and spread the picture data between them. If so, one micro SD card in this adapter will work if inserted into slot 1. « Show Less
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Hello, the camera does not have WiFi, but it will support the Eye-Fi cards. Thanks, and let us know if you have any other questions.
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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.
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hi there....I have this unit, absolutely love it for location shoots for my clients to view right on the spot..they are always impressed when they see it on an ipad....any DLSR that has a usb connection on the side of the camera should work...you just need to find out what kind of usb connection it is, whether it is a micro or something else..cords come with the camranger and the cords should have come with your camera too. If you have any questions on buying the unit, contact them directly they are great about answers. Also, if you buy it and shoot raw, it is extremely slow. I contacted them and they told me to put it in small jpeg and raw so the viewing would be faster for download. hope this helps
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Hi Worldwood, The wifi feature of the camera works both for smartphones and tablets and supports the following: 1. Sending images to a computer. 2. Sending images to a smartphone. 3. Using your smartphone to control camera to take pictures. Vincent
1268365
No it can't be used to download pictures off the iPad, only import them into the iPad. I too wish there was someway to do that without wifi!
1086121
Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they are named using the DCIM format (i.e., rename a computer-stored photo from "my car.jpg" to "DSCF0269.jpg". Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they... » Read More Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they are named using the DCIM format (i.e., rename a computer-stored photo from "my car.jpg" to "DSCF0269.jpg". « Show Less
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It's especially useful for this kind of situation. My main use case is: shoot the pictures with my Sony Nex, place the card inside device's SD slot, download the pictures on my iPad, edit them with Snapped and then post the pictures on Facebook :) it works great and replaces the need to have an laptop with me.
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Yes, I use it to transfer pictures from sd cards to my iPad 2 running on iOS 7. As soon as you plug in the adapter with the sd card, the iPad recognizes it and opens a new category opens up in the default photo app.
1670825
You need to make sure that the setting on the camera has the wifi turned on. Then go to your wifi settings on your camera and you should be able to select the wifi that is coming from the camera. Honestly, I found this to be a time-intensive process, so i just bought an adaptor from the apple store that allows me to take the data card out of the camera, put it in the adapter and attach it to my ipad to download the photos. It's a much quicker process. It seemed to take forever to do it with the wireless attachment.
1699452
I've got an older iPad 2 (30 pin) and it works- and has kept working- use it to field check digital photos from SD Cards. Not sure about newer iPads-
1400858
I think what you read is correct. Whenever I engage the WiFi on my iPad, the card transfers all the photos it has not yet transferred. As "Honest Opinion" pointed out, you can thin the photos before enabling your computer/tablet WiFI. You can also delete them on your computer/tablet after they show up on your computer/tablet. For what it is worth, I prefer this behavior to that of my WiFi-enabled camera, which requires that I select the photos to be transferred.
1888543
First, Wifi is ad-hoc to the phone.But if you don't have your phone you can still take pictures and store in in the memory card.
634234
I have a Nikon D3200 and an iPod and it worked. If transferring a lot of picturesthe camera would eventually go into its sleep mode and power down. When that happens youlose your hotspot and the transfer of pictures stop. So I would just review the pictures on the camera during the wireless transfer, and the camera wouldn't power down. As long as the wireless Internet works on your Mac Book I would say the wi fi card should work for you.
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
1086118
It works very well with my iPad 3. I can use it to download pictures from my Sony R1 memory stick or the SD card from my Kodak ZX5. I can use the USB cable to plug directly into either camera and download that way if I want. I bought 3 of these from different vendors before a big Hawaii trip and hoped that one of them would work. All 3 have worked beautifully now for over a year.
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No.This memory card reader uses a USB port to connect to your computer/tablet. An iPad Air does not have a USB port. If you want to get pictures from your memory card onto an iPad Air (or any other Apple iPhone or iPad product) you will first need to down load the pictures onto a computer with a USB port then add them to your photostream, once they are in your photostream they will be visible on all your Apple products.