Eye-Fi Pro X2 - Send Photos from Camera Direct to iPhone or iPad.

Ready my notes: http://www.cameratown.com/reviews/eyefi/

This video demonstrates how to use the Eye-Fi Pro X2 or Mobile X2 SDHC Wi-Fi memory cards to send photos and video from your camera directly to the iPhone or iPad using the Free Eye-Fi app.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• eyefi
• direct mode
• wireless memory
• sdhc
• wi-fi
• eye-fi
• ipad
• iphone

[cameratown]

if the camera was designed to be 'eye-fi' compatible then battery drain should be very minimal. Otherwise any extra power drain will mostly come from the need to keep the camera on during the transfer process. The card itself I"m sure uses a little extra power compared to regular cards, but it should be very minimal.

[hithereimdan2]

review good music bad

[jerryfudala]

i got a d60 btw...

[jerryfudala]

just got this, its GREAT!

[fdh1004]

There are many issues with this set up. It's a good idea but has too many bugs.

[Kruky47]

I use the app Shutter Snitch works great on my Ipad



[smika800]

omg you look like öttinger

cool video!

[GATFOCT]

Any image quality loss during transfer? Has anyone done a test with a controlled lighting situation, camera on tripod shooting still subjects, and taking the exact same image on a regular card, then on the Eye Fi and seeing if the clarity or sharpness is the same? Please let me know

[jianh1989]

can nikon d3100 use this card?

[orpheus1120]

You gotta make sure you've set your camera power setting so that it does not power off before it finishes sending the photo. If it powers off, it losses the wifi signal.