Is WiFi a requirement, or can a USB or other cable be used to transfer images directly to a PC? Thank you.
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Images can be transferred with Windows Explorer using the USB port on the camera connecting to the USB port of a PC through a USB cable without using WiFi. Another way is using a SD memory card reader connecting to a PC with the camera SD memory card in the card reader.
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You can still do them the traditional way. The ONLY difference between this camera and the SX260, is that it can be sent via wifi by installing a program. I did not find the pictures with this one very good, so went back to the SX260
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I usually just remove the SD card and plug it into a adapter I have attached to my Mac. My PC also has an SD slot. As some of the other answers mention you can also attach a cable between camera and computer and transfer using the Canon software that came with the camera.Another option I've never tried is to use a WiFi enabled flash card - then you don't even have to remove the card from the camera. They are rather expensive though - at least last time I looked.
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This printer has wifi to connect via a router but I use it with a cable directly from the printer to the PC. No router needed for this. The wifi did not work.
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I was a little disappointed that while it does have wifi, the wifi is only to download to mobile devices. You need the usb cord that is included to download to a laptop or desk computer. I love this camera, by the way.
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It does require a USB to USB mini-b cable, which are quite inexpensive, but totally worth it. You may already have one as they go with many devices (hard drives and some phones).
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Thank you for contacting us. Yes, you can use the included USB cable to transfer pictures to your computer.
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Wifi is just for transfer of picture files to phone/pc (which works well by the way - I am using the Eye-Fi Mobi). Not sure about direct wifi printing though. So you might have to do Wi-fi transfer to phone then to printer. Eye-Fi Mobi I got is an 8GB - which works really well.
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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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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No cd required when using the raspberry pi recommended wifi usb. If using a different on then you'll need to load drivers and it still might not work.
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Not necessary. All you have to do is be able to load the disk to your computer(that has WiFi) and plug in ANTENNA to any usb port. Wala! its working. That easy...
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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, my USB works fine. Can't say the same about WIFI connection and camera though.
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You can but the picture will be very pixelated. You can try a few of the usb 2.0 adapters but off a laptop my guess is you won't have the best of picture either way.
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No, PC not required. You can setup the camera using the mobile phone. My camera connected to WIFI network. Works great! Highly recommended!
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these kinds of cameras aren't designed to be used with a PC even though possible, it is easier to get a network or IP camera like a D-link or dropcam which are easy to hook up if you have a wifi network
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Thanks for all the answers. Actually, I googled this and found out I could just drop and drag files using the Computer screen and that it working great to transfer the photos.Thanks again.