Marc
I now have 2 cameras with WiFi built-in: the Fuji X-Q1 and the X-T1. It is
easy enough to transfer the jogs to the iPad or iPhone, but only if I really
need to upload them at the time. I shall continue to use my larger computers
to store, catalogue and edit the better shots.
Chris
On 16 Jul 2014, at 23:14, ozlangur@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I recently completed another full circuit of our home star and obtained an
> SP-100EE "superzoom". Now this is a cheap, consumer*-oriented camera with a
> 50x 24-1200mm (35mm equiv.) camera with a bunny-sized 16MP sensor, but I've
> been wanting a camera I can use around the house for grab shots and wildlife
> shots for Internet use (eg. social media). Anyway, the quality of the sensor
> is going to disappoint up against what we mostly use, and there's probably
> just a smidge of compromise in making a lens like that, but I'm finding it
> decidedly fun & useful. For that length of zoom, it has a "red dot sight"
> which looks gimmicky, feels gimmicky to use, but is quite useful - I was
> surprised. But I also bought an Eye-Fi Mobi card for it and that's just
> perfect for what I'm using it for. It works quite seamlessly once the app was
> set up on my iPhone. Nifty. I even think the Loved One might pick the camera
> up for his Facebook efforts when I show him how easy it works. It (wifi
> transfer) i
s
> definitely a feature I'll look for in future cameras.
>
> Anyway, TL;DR: cheap camera, amazing zoom, surprisingly fun & useful, useful
> gimmick, wifi transfer good.
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