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Question: Will this card upload directly to my iPad or iTouch device?
Document: This is such a simple product to use that you probably won't need customer support. But it sure is nice to know that someone in America will answer the phone -- no long waits, few menus -- and solve your problem with a smile.I'm on my second Eye-Fi card. The reason for the upgrade is to take advantage of the ability to directly upload to an iPad without the need for a wifi network.
there is a direct mode that the card provides which claims to be able to download directly from the card, using the card as a hotspot, but the configuration for this is extremely buggy!!! on the ipad it requires you to connect to a different wifi signal put out by the card. this would be fine if the signal didn't disconnect every couple minutes, whenever it wants. so after a few pictures that upload successfully, the signal will cut off. either that or the app itself will just crash!
I own two of Eye Fi's products and the Pro X-2 is great. This is made even better with the coming addition of "Direct Mode". See the quote below from their website:"Wish you could transfer photos directly from your camera from anywhere? Well now you can with Eye-Fi's great new feature, Direct Mode (available on all Eye-Fi X2 cards). Transfer directly from your camera to your iPhone, iPad or Android device, wherever you are.
With the latest update to the Eye-Fi firmware that allows you to upload directly to your mobile device, this truly has become the best mobile option for photography storage in the field.
The photos import directly to iPhoto and label them with the date so it's easy to organize. The photo transfers are very fast and since you don't have to do anything but turn the camera on it's a great time saver to just let it go. I haven't used the upload to media site option very often but it works flawlessly, however you have to go in on a mobile device or computer to edit the name of the photo and tag friends.
Panasonic and Sony. then the video (.MTS ) files are stored in the /PRIVATE folder which is untouched. (5) FTP support -- is only available if you first upload all files to their servers, and PAY to store your files on *THEIR* servers, then the files can be ftp loaded to your server of choice. I feel that is very very very misleading.. I expected the device to connect to a ftp server directly via the wifi connection. It does not.
I put this into my Sony DSC-HX100v and it seems to save photos as fast as class 10 cards in that particular camera - which probably means that the camera doesn't save stills as fast as a class 10 can take. Configuration is slightly awkward but only has to be done once. When configured to work directly with a mobile device, it will still upload directly to your computer when on the wi-fi network, but does not seem to respect folder settings, etc.
OH annnnnd now you can upload to iPad, iPhone, iPod, or Android device.... Understanding the potential of that, alone, should make you click the buy button.The Things from an Imperfect World: The setup could be breazier and more intuitive, well let's just say its a complicated accomplishment and I wish it was easier to set up.
Main problem is that the "mother device" to which the card is paired has to be on for the (non-Pro??") card to work. It won't, for example, ftp to your ftp site on the Internet directly, files have to make a pit stop enroute on the computer.
Read the instructions carefully, visit their website also, and you should do fine.Some things could be made more clear or have more emphasis from Eye-Fi during setup and use. I wished to use the "Direct Mode" whereby the card sets up its own network, to send the images directly to the nearby laptop (or other device you designate in the settings beforehand).
Answer: Depends on the operating system, must be ios 5.1.1 or higherhttp://support.eye.fi/downloads/ios-app/