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 chrispeas Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 252,090 March 2006 Posts: 8,769 Layouts: 8 Loc: Beautiful South Orange County, CA
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Reading the manual for my new camera, it mentions something about Eye Fi cards. I've never heard of them. Not even sure about which one to get if I decided to. Do you have any pros or cons to having one of these? I was thinking it would be great for vacations. Can you tell the camera where to send the pictures on your computer? Thanks. | |
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 bobbie01 Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 25,270 November 2001 Posts: 6,300 Layouts: 41 Loc: Delaware
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I looked into getting one when I went on vacation but it wouldn't work with my equipment. I don't remember the specifics but when I Googled it that's what I found out. It was also expensive. I ended up getting the connection kit for my iPad. Every night I would transfer my picture to my iPad and them upload them to Box.net or Picasa so I didn't clog up my iPad with too many pictures. | |
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 lbfritts Can you hear me now??? PeaNut 26,273 December 2001 Posts: 7,806 Layouts: 180 Loc: North Carolina
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Doesn't work with my D90 - like my camera turns off before it can transmit.
If I shoot say 9 images, I get one uploaded and that is it.
Love the concept though.
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 lbfritts Can you hear me now??? PeaNut 26,273 December 2001 Posts: 7,806 Layouts: 180 Loc: North Carolina
 | Posted: 1/21/2013 10:07:32 AM
Doesn't work with my D90 - like my camera turns off before it can transmit.
If I shoot say 9 images, I get one uploaded and that is it.
Love the concept though.
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 chrispeas Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 252,090 March 2006 Posts: 8,769 Layouts: 8 Loc: Beautiful South Orange County, CA
 | Posted: 1/21/2013 10:35:55 AM
I have the Canon Rebel T4i. Will they work with this camera?
I ended up getting the connection kit for my iPad.
Barb,
Can you elaborate more on this? | |
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 brab74 PeaFixture PeaNut 455,916 February 2010 Posts: 3,631 Layouts: 15 Loc: Central Illinois
 | Posted: 1/21/2013 12:47:40 PM
I also have the connection kit for my iPad - I can either connect my memory card (for my T3i camera) to the iPad or connect the camera via USB cable (for my XTi camera). It's very easy to use.
I do some basic edits to my pictures (even RAW format) using the Snapseed app. It's free now, but wasn't when I got it!
The connectors look like this:
Amazon: iPad connector kit
I've seen them in stores too.
ETA: I alos have an eye fi card, but I haven't used it yet. | |
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 chrispeas Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 252,090 March 2006 Posts: 8,769 Layouts: 8 Loc: Beautiful South Orange County, CA
 | Posted: 1/21/2013 11:00:59 PM
Brab74,
Thank you the info on this device. I'm going to look into.  | |
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 bobbie01 Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 25,270 November 2001 Posts: 6,300 Layouts: 41 Loc: Delaware
 | Posted: 1/22/2013 4:15:03 PM
It looks like you got all the info. I think you will like the kit and it's super easy to use! | |
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 Superscrapilicious StuckOnPeas PeaNut 292,039 January 2007 Posts: 2,489 Layouts: 40 Loc: Southeast Texas
 | Posted: 1/27/2013 7:59:19 PM
Chrispeas, I have a rebel t4i also and an eyefi card. They work great together.
The t4i has eyefi turned off by default. You will have to go into your settings and turn it on. | |
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 chrispeas Ancient Ancestor of Pea PeaNut 252,090 March 2006 Posts: 8,769 Layouts: 8 Loc: Beautiful South Orange County, CA
 | Posted: 1/28/2013 12:41:14 PM
Can I be anywhere that has free WiFi and send my pics to the designated folder? Like if I'm on vacation in Hawaii, can I send them to my home computer? | |
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 Superscrapilicious StuckOnPeas PeaNut 292,039 January 2007 Posts: 2,489 Layouts: 40 Loc: Southeast Texas
 | Posted: 1/28/2013 3:57:31 PM
When I review the forums at eyefi.com people are able to upload to their PC via a public wifi. I have not used that because I send to my ipad. I also send to my picasa web account. | |
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