Because I usually am not ON a wifi network when I take pix, so w/iPhone I will be unable to see image/control camera on phone. That's NOT "compatible"
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The QX10 has its own wifi network. So you pair your iPhone with that network to use it. That'd be silly if it only worked when you're around some other existing wifi network :) (I watched reviews, the network name and SSID of the built in network is actually on a sticker on the thing)
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Same problem here. It seems now you can only manage the camera from the same network/lan/wlan, meaning the computer or your cell phone and the camera need to connect to the same router at home.
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Not in so far as the camera technology. It is missing Wifi. Some of the newer models have this feature. However I am very satisfied with it.
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No. You can, currently, only geotag or transfer photos with WiFiWi-Fi. Cannot recall the specific X- camera, but one of the more expensive models does have this feature in the app
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The camera has to have a service provider to send photos whether it be to your phone or your email. The phone must be connected to a cellular data plan to send photos.
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You need to coordinate with your phone at the same time. There is a separate app that will need to be downloaded for the devise the photos are being sent to. Works great.
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Because the camera works on IP (either Ethernet or WiFi), you need an IP path to your Mac or iPad. To use the device while you are away from your home, that IP service would be the Internet. If you are in your home, you could use your WiFi to connect. Note that this would be true of ANY camera that uses IP to communicate with either a computer or a smartphone.
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Im not sure. I am a droid user and I can do it from my phone. These cameras are nice. Go to your app store and look at some of them and just email the creator of the app if your not sure. allot of times they will list the cameras in the app description.
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You have to download the Nikon App via smartphone, tablet or iPad and have wifi. Go to camera settings and connect it through wifi and you can take pictures through your other wifi compatible devices. The wifi function is a little misleading I had to go on YouTube and find out how to do it. I hope I was of help.
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I uploaded the PlayMemories software to my iPad Air and had no problems to move the photos wireless from the camera to the device. It did not work for my iPhone but will try it again over the weekend through a open wireless connection. I also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 - the camera has NFC combatibility which I will test over the weekend in addition to the wireless transfer. More to come on that.
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I connect from a iPhone with a universal app, not of the foscam brand. For the rest the camera is really bad
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Don't know exactly how Wifi-enabled cards work but considering there is no Wifi function/module on that camera, I would think the answer is no.
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I love my camera! However - I do not have wifi - so I am unable to help you - sorry...maybe call a camera shop???Good luck!
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You can copy pictures from the camera to your phone. But you cannot use WiFi to copy pictures from the camera to your PC. I called Fuji tec support twice about this. They advise tha it is a know problem they are trying to fix, their suggestion is to use the included usb cable. The camera is labeled WI Fi on the front, but it does not work
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Hi Mechele D., Wi-Fi connection is between the camera and into the smartphone so it will never loose its connection. -Ely
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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.
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The camera itself is a "hotspot". When it's on, your device (iPhone, iPad, or smartphone) pics up the wifi from the camera and sends your pics and vids to the app on your device. So you can't take a pic and send it to Facebook or whatever from your camera. But instead to your device, then to whatever. I hope this helps. You, probably like myself thought that it could send pics directly to the social media of my choice. Not the case. Still a great camera though.