WiFi+SD cards to connect Sigma DP2x + Ipad?
Re: WiFi+SD cards to connect Sigma DP2x + Ipad?
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potapov wrote:
Hello,
At least one user succeeded to transfer JPEG files from DP2x to Ipad with camera connection kit (SD-slot).
Has anyone tried WiFi+SD cards (either Eye-Fi or Transcend) with Sigma cameras?
Related topic:
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3003426
I've used the EyeFi cards from a Sigma DP1 (not M) to transfer JPG files from the camera to a computer. It worked pretty well, I had a kind of photo kiosk outdoors and the photos showed up where I wanted on the laptop.
I've not tried it on the newer DP-M cameras, but in theory it should work. In fact the non-Pro EyeFi cards might be better as they would only transfer the JPG files, the RAW images would be a lot of data...
One thing to keep in mind is that you'll want to set the camera to stay awake at least a minute so the transfer of all the files can complete.
I've also used the camera connection kit on an iPad, that works pretty well too.
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