Can you send pictures wireless fom camera to iPad?
1652455
I don't have an iPad, so I can't say with 100% certainty, but I'm pretty sure Samsung has an iPad app which will work. I know it works great on an Android device.
1652456
There is no "iPad" choice on the menu. I have no problems uploading to either my gmail or Facebook, tho.
1876164
I'm assuming you're talking about using an SD card from your camera to transfer photos (this is the limitation). If you're going to do that you presumably could use any SD card along with the Apple Camera Connection Kit. This is what it does: "After you make the connection, your iPad automatically opens the Photos app, which lets you choose which pictures to import, then organizes the selected photos into albums. When you sync iPad to your PC or Mac, the photos on your iPad are added to your computer's photo library. iPad and the Camera Connection Kit support standard photo formats, including JPEG and RAW."
742201
Hi Hilary, May we clarify your question? Are you referring to whether the Ziggi-HD can capture your whole iPad or are you referring to viewing the live feed of the camera on your iPad? If it's the former, please be assured that the Ziggi-HD is capable to capture your whole iPad easily. As for the latter, do note that the Ziggi-HD is a standard USB document camera that requires a USB connection to transmit its live feed. However, you can pair it with our WS-01 http://www.amazon.com/Ipevo-Wireless-Station-Document-CSAW-02IP/dp/B00APTWN60/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431915019&sr=1-1&keywords=ipevo+ws-01 to turn the Ziggi-HD into a wireless doc cam, and stream the live feed through WiFi to your iPad using our free Whiteboard app. Alternatively, you can also consider our wireless doc cam, the iZiggi-HD http://www.amazon.com/Ipevo-iZiggi-HD-Wireless-Document-CDVW-01IP/dp/B00GUELRK2/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431915178&sr=1-5&keywords=ipevo which also allows you to stream the live feed to your iPad wirelessly using our free Whiteboard app. If you still have any further questions, please do not hesitate to let us know. Thank you. Sincerely, The IPEVO Team
292451
Yes, I can forward it from the iPad to my printer via my wireless connection.
116893
There is a Nikon app for iPhone that you can get to transfer your selected pictures from the camera to your phone on WiFi. It doesn't do it automatically. You have to select which ones you want to go to your phone. They will then be stored on that app and from there you can send them to Facebook.
305002
I have no idea, but I know I can download them to my computer via the usb cable. (Actually my answer would be "ditto" to what Joe said, as I don't have an ipad either.) Hope it works for you because it really is a neat little camera.
1075042
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.
222278
I used an SD card reader to load the pictures on to my iPad, and then yes, over to Facebook from there. Also the EASYSHARE program lets you pick where the pictures will be sent to. Look on Kodak's own website to read more about how EASYSHARE software works.A google search for EasyShare C123's user manual also will tell you everything about how this camera works.
741716
Canon has an free app that can be downloaded from ITunes and installed on IPhones and IPads. This will provide wireless control of many camera functions. The app MAY work on other smart phones and tablets but I can't confirm that.
1316561
Download the app on your iphone And than connect it through wifi to the g connect and start sending all the pictures
558512
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility.you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
1910748
Yes. You can access it directly through it's IP address, the DDNS that comes with it or with a 3rd party IP Camera app for your IPad. I use IP Cam Viewer. It recognizes tons of different camera models, PTZ control and 2-way audio (for cameras equiped with speakers/microphone.)
422773
Yes. Get the Samsung Smart Camera App from the App Store. I just did this and sent photos to my wife's iPad. Download the WB350F manual from samsung.com support, http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/EC-WB350FBPWUS for additional information.
420881
Yes you can. I plugged the ipad to the camera connector and then put in the SD card. The ipad will recognize the SD card. Just go to the Photos icon to open the interface screen. On the bottom of the "Photo" screen just select the "import" button to view the photos on the SD card. Hope this helps.
1429106
IOS7 gives an error message when you initially plug-in the connectivity adapter, but I just bypassed this error message and everything and works fine. I am able to transfer the picture files from both SD and micro-SD cards to my iPad 4. I am also able to connect and use a USB keyboard into my iPad for faster typing.
2222144
I've never done that. What I do is transfer from camera to iPhone. Have to download the Nikon app. Then 'enable' wifi on camera. From iPhone, join network, 'NikonD5300' and from your iPhone, you can transfer and even VIEW the picture you want to take. Acts like a remote control for your camera too! Pretty nifty, huh?!
949576
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.