Can I use a smartphone to save/transmit images from this camera to the Web (e.g. on Dropbox)?
2015183
I do believe you will need to use the free app from Fuji...not certain Drop box will work...never tried
2015184
This camera allows you to send pictures to your phone, this enables you to do the same things you do to pictures you own on the smartphone.
2015185
I do not know about downloading from the camera directly to the web. I always download to a computer. Then I reduce the file size to a screen-size image, and upload to the web from the computer. Awkward, perhaps, but it works.
1609813
Not necessarily. It could be used to connect a smartphone to a computer to download pictures from the phone to the computer.
116894
I haven't found out how to, and I've tried. I load the photos to my smartphone, and from there load them to facebook. If you find out how to, let me know.
2100158
Not really. It's not a backup device - in particular, there is no software that really serves that purpose. If you want to manually offload pictures from those devices, it will work for that, but you'll have to select the photos to copy. It's more meant as a way to consume content from a USB drive or SD card.
741715
Yes and you can download an app to your smartphone to operate the camera remotely.
1612551
Very much you can.In fact I download to drop box and later upload to Flickr..It's simple to use with android.I use for both android and Ipad,no issues at all.
591026
I don't believe so. Recordings are stored on SD cards on the camera. You can view both live video and recordings from an ios or android device, but only using their app. You can't publish live video to the web.
2239662
I really don't think so... there seems to be a tiny bit of development going on for that, but Android really doesn't come with any kind of drivers to support webcams. I tried this myself and could not get anything to work.
1405138
No, but I bought a Eye-Fi card and can upload pictures to my phone on the fly...
1268755
You can share them directly from the camera. As is with any "sharing" device, you'll need an Internet connection.
1573073
Sorry no one has responded to you but no I don't think you can. You can use the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad or any computer with a browser. Even Android devices. Not Blackberry. I've been using it for quite a while now. it works great but the convenience comes at a premium. I also have a home security system with multiple cameras and a DVR that I can host and record from home. Nowhere nearly as clean and intuitive an interface as these cameras here but the entire set up cost me the same as about one of these cameras. Not to mention the monthly fee for storage and access from DropCam. Convenient but costly.
388046
You can send selected picture from your phone via e-mail or Bluetooth. You must buy a Bluetooth USB separately, but it it supported.
558510
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility. you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
265861
no, the live viewing has to be uploaded to INTERNET , then your smartphone can connect to the camera .
1101601
I don't know, but you can download an app for iPhone or Android smartphones, establish a WIFI connection and control the camera with the phone (including a live picture on the phone screen)
2145852
No it cannot. A later feature yet to come out will allow for sharing photos and videos to the web with the use of the GoPro App.
52760
Yes,the camera will capture the files on the iphone and you can move the files from Iphone to SDCard/external drive connected to the Filehub using apps like Rav Filehub or AirStorRav Filehub creates a wifi network which you need to connect prior to transfer