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Question: I'm comfuse. You must be in an wifi area, or the camera produce it own wifi in order to be able to connect your cell/tablet?
Document: I made a review on this camera, and received all kinds of criticism for not giving a high rating. I responded to those, that if if they purchased a system they couldn't understand, would they keep it regardless? I'm sorry, but if I'm to give a review, I back it up, I found a professional photographer on dpreview.com who had purchased this camera and found it equally detailed to operate.Mind you, I've been into photography since 1961, shooting all kinds of cameras; as a former combat photographer, I can say, you have to be able to work with a camera as it were your second appendage.
This is the most fabulous camera I have ever purchased. It is the only camera that I am able to use the full zoom (without a tripod) and get a clear picture. LOVE IT!!!! !
Even in auto mode the photos have exceeded my expectations, even at the highest range of zoom. The details are staying crisp (water droplets on a loon's head, the iridescence of feathers) and the focus speed/shutter speed have allowed me to catch a couple photos I would not have thought possible with a camera of this type.I'm looking forward to learning more about this camera's capabilities and becoming more adept with the mega-zoom.
I purchased this camera and found it too complicated for my understanding; as a owner of several bridge-cameras, I didn't care for the menu set-up with it. I can usually work a camera by manipulating it and finding all the high-lights needed. But this one was beyond my scope of easy, it's well made and I'm sure for those who have the understanding of detail functions, I say have at it. For the first time buyer of a Sony bridge camera, I highly recommend the HX200, HX300 system, over this camera.
For better long distance shots, this is a must and is why the cheaper long zoom cameras without an EVF are just about useless-Build quality is really good. The camera is also super lightReasons not to:-The RX10 is slightly more and is easily the best all in one for those not looking for a full frame or compact system.-The Lumix FZ200 and FZ1000 are great alternatives: I'd still have bought this camera for the price howeverr
I've only used this a limited amount of time for the past month. Everything seems to do fine. The only issues I have are the instructions. The user manual is not how to use, only what things are. You must call Sony and they will tell you a web site, then you can download a PDF that is an actual user manual. Incredibly poor planning on Sony's part. They have NO ONE who is familiar with this camera so if you have a question, don't plan on getting any help. Just learn to read the file they will direct you too.
I got this camera a week ago.Photos are great for all the lens focal length.Surprising depth of field and beautiful BocaVery pleased with purchase.The camera replaces my  hx100 cameraRelative to the last camera ,lens cover less comfortable and is not released by itself when the camera openedSlightly larger cameraMy only disappointment -I did not know that WIFI use is limited to a number of countries because of a limittation in "play memories" application. in the and if you are not there you can not transfer photos from your camera to a Smartphones or a pc  through wifi and mor then that- You can not control the camera using Smartphones.Hope that the issue will find a solution soon.
The clarity was phenomenal and some will be on our wall, you'd swear we were closer-The video quality is outstanding and the slow zoom makes for great landscape shots that zoom in on objects far away-GPS- We were deep in the African bush and when I synced our photos all of them were geotagged, pretty cool-Wifi - Using the playmemories app on Android or iPhone, you can control the camera and take photos or send your best ones to your phone from the camera for sharing online-If you are already bought into Sony's camera line: this takes the same batteries and has the same menus as many others-Viewfinder is good enough, it gets the job done.
An overall very complete camera, but I must agree with previous reviews which state that:1) The body feels hollow. Someone described it as a &#34;toy camera&#34;, that's exactly how I felt it.2) If you're a photographer, the JPEG artifacts will *really* annoy you. This is not a very good photo camera.I wanted a camera for everyday photography. The built-in GPS is a great feature, but drains the battery faster as you'd expect. The 50x zoom is great, but the JPEG artifacts make long distance photos unusable at ISO 400 or more(straight lines become a sawed surface).
I'm finally close to nailing exposures. Detail is a lot better now that I pretty much have hdr and dr down. Expose for max brightness in manual at around 1.3 to 1.7. This thing was really pissing me off. There's a video on youtube with street traffic and bicyclists that sold me, but all I got was blurry garbage at full zoom. I'm hoping I cracked the secret code with the exposure setting. Macro shots are where this camera shines. It has a one centimeter focus distance.Low priced add-ons:Vivitar 3" LCD Hood 2x Magnifier: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005M23KKS/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) and Charger: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008SFPMRK/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
Answer: The camera produces it's own wifi-- it's an extremely convenient feature to upload photos anytime and anyplace to a smartphone, tablet or laptop.