Make Your Digital Camera Wireless
By Chad A. Johnson · November 18, 2008
The idea of a completely wireless world keeps getting closer and closer to a reality. The latest step in this evolution is the ability to transfer photos and videos from your digital camera to your computer or even to photo sharing sites like Flickr and Facebook. No USB cable or card reader needed.
Luckily, you probably don’t need to replace your digital camera to get this amazing functionality.
Thanks to the Eye-Fi Wireless Memory Card, any digital camera that uses an SD card can become Wi-Fi enabled.
After a short configuration process, the Eye-Fi memory card will automatically upload your photos to your computer or a favorite photo sharing website. This can take place through your home or office’s wireless network or from anywhere internet access is available. As in this real life example, the photo transfer could take place even after the camera is lost or stolen.
The uses for this technology in the real estate industry are endless:
Eye-Fi Wireless Memory Card models range in price from $80 to $130 for 2-4 GB of storage. This is a lot costlier than a $20 standard 2GB SD card. If convenience and ease of use are important to you and your real estate business, the investment could be well worth it.
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Very cool post Chad.
Thanks again,
Scott
I’m big on uploading photos from my iPhone to flickr, twitter, my blog, etc. In many cases, it gets my new listings immediate web marketing exposure before I’ve even left the listing appointment. I’ve often pondered how great it would be to be able to upload the higher-quality photos from my D70 immediately, via bluetooth to my phone or some other means. Glad to see this technology coming along.
Ryan,
If you are used to immediate uploads from your iPhone, you are going to love the Eye-Fi. Getting those beautiful shots from your D70 to the internet quickly will be a great benefit.
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