Is it compatible with Eye Fi?
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I believe Eye Fi works with any camera. Eye Fi sync's data on the card to the cloud, so it isn't an issue with the Pentax. I would confirm that with the Eye you buy, but that's what I understand.
1727200
Yes ive used an eye fi on it but it uses a lot of power and overheats the camera so the camera shuts down. an external power supply would help but they are hard to find and i had to build my own.Hope that helps
1654872
I am not sure if it is a typo you really meant Eye-Fi. The Eyefi website did gives a thumbs-up on AW100; check out their compatibility list:http://support.eye.fi/cameras/and the result http://support.eye.fi/cameras/nikon/coolpix_aw100
341829
Eye-Fi is ending support for the X2 line on September 9, 2015. The only thing you can do with X2 cards after that is transfer images to your computer/phone/tablet.
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I use the Eye-Fi Pro X2 16G card. Class 10 speed. It Geotags the photo location, and will wirelessly upload to your network.
998231
There are two problems with the Eye-Fi solution:1) The lack of an existing wireless network at your workplace. You could, of course, add the necessary hardware to overcome this problem.2) Assuming you create a wireless network, the next problem is the fact that the Eye-Fi cards will transmit the images but will NOT delete them from the card after transferring them. You will still have to wipe the card once it is filled up. And once the card is full, you have no indication whether or not all images have been transferred. All things considered, I'd recommend keeping your current procedure for the time being... There are two problems with the Eye-Fi solution:1) The lack of an existing wireless network at your workplace. You could, of course, add the necessary hardware to overcome this problem.2) Assuming you create a wireless network, the next problem is the fact that the Eye-Fi cards will transmit the images but will NOT delete them from the card after transferring them. You will still have to wipe the card once it is filled up. And once the card is full, you have no indication whether or not all images have been transferred. All things considered, I'd recommend keeping... » Read More There are two problems with the Eye-Fi solution:1) The lack of an existing wireless network at your workplace. You could, of course, add the necessary hardware to overcome this problem.2) Assuming you create a wireless network, the next problem is the fact that the Eye-Fi cards will transmit the images but will NOT delete them from the card after transferring them. You will still have to wipe the card once it is filled up. And once the card is full, you have no indication whether or not all images have been transferred. All things considered, I'd recommend keeping your current procedure for the time being... « Show Less
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Yes. Completely compatible ... A very sharp lens which no other even comes close in this price range.
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That is dependent on your tablet or phone. It has nothing to do with the Eye-fi Mobi card. Once you transfer your pics (wirelessly) from your camera to your phone or tablet, you can do anything with them that you do with other pics on your device. Hope this helps.
744902
No, but if it's Onvif compatible it will work with a bit of trial and error. I'm using Aver units.
862089
It works on my Canon 7D, but the eyefi doesn't guarantee that it would work with any adapters sometimes I do get lag or I noticed that my phone galaxy s4, can't decide what wi-fi to connect to @ home. Not a problem really .When I'm out shooting live events it's worth it.
816888
No idea. Fastest largest you can afford, I guess. I use a 4GB EyeFi card and find it quite sufficient when I remember to clear it off occasionally. Got caught full once at a wedding but had plenty I could delete without issue. I've never tried to stress its high speed shooting capability to the limit.
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As of June 2015, EyeFi considers this product (ProX2) obsolete and is gradually phasing out support for it. If you want selective transfer and other "Pro" features, you need to get the MobiPro card, not this one. It can stop working completely any moment at EyeFi's discretion.
1308616
No, it does not. Alternatives are pseudo-GPS memory cards (like Eye-Fi Pro) or separate GPS trackers or smartphone apps.
998234
Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card... Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the... » Read More Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -> CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card... « Show Less
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Good question, and one that I posed to Eye-Fi. On 11/2/07 they replied as follows: ---------------- "Thank you for your interest in the Eye-Fi Wireless SD Card. "Eye-Fi does not share the information about the cards specific read/write speeds. I can tell you however, that the card is on par with the speed of basic consumer SD cards on the market. "I hope this information helps." ----------------------------- Draw your own conclusion from that response.
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No I hah to return mine. But the Eye-Fi Mobi. 16GB works on my nikon D7100.
1014672
I had never heard of Eye-Fi memory cards before. You would need to contact Brinno to see if they work in their viewer. Thank you for your information, though; I need to look into this more.
1483616
Yes, it is, get your drivers here http://www.visiontek.com/support/downloads/drivers.html