#Eye fi x2 utility download install
#Eye fi x2 utility download update

See comments on Facebook The Eye-Fi Photo Gallery on my iPad 2. The iPad’s long battery also makes it incredible convenient to use anywhere. Pictured here is the Eye-Fi wireless icon shown on my EOS 5D Mark III. I ordered a CF adapter to use the Eye-Fi Pro X2 card in the EOS 5D Mark II. And that’s all I really need, an opportunity to critically review my images (double tap screen to view full resolution). I was very surprised that a large JPEG from the 5D Mark III took a reasonable 6 seconds to complete transfer. I set mine up to capture RAW (Large) on Compact Flash and transfer JPEG (Large) from Eye-Fi to the iPad. Inserting the card into the camera brings up an Eye-Fi settings menu.

#Eye fi x2 utility download update

EOS 5D Mark III Firmware Update Version 1.2.1“ Eye-Fi Pro X2 8GB Card inserted into the SD slot of my EOS 5D Mark III. Eye-Fi wireless transferring is disabled by default.

#Eye fi x2 utility download install

Remember, youll need to uninstall your existing Eye-Fi Center desktop software before you install the new Eye-Fi X2 Utility.

Do not use an Eye-Fi card when updating firmware on the camera. Find Eye-Fi software downloads at CNET, the most comprehensive source for safe, trusted, and spyware-free downloads on the We So, Eye-Fi have now released the Windows version of the software. Please be sure that your camera is running firmware version 1.2.1 or later to avoid any problems. “Canon has released a firmware update for the EOS 5D Mark III that resolves an issue where the camera may not function properly with an Eye-Fi card inserted. Previous Eye-Fi cards were a hit and miss for cameras that did not have a native SD slot. It helped that an associate picked up an Eye-Fi Pro X2 days earlier and had great success tethering his EOS 5D Mark III to the HTC Smartphone.

Visit Eye-Fi for a list of cards that work in the EOS 5D Mark III. The CamRanger is a very powerful and versatile solution for anyone who other than tethering also requires wireless control of their Canon or Nikon DSLR. In addition to this, wireless transfer speed isn’t better than the throughput of the Eye-Fi after several Q&A emails with CamRanger’s Dave. Everything looked good, reviews were extremely positive and I came so close to ordering one but I just couldn’t get past how awkward it would be having the CamRanger device take up the USB port and camera hot shoe - I need the hot shoe for a Phottix Odin transmitter. I looked at the possibility of CamRanger to make that happen. This is when images magically appearing on my iPad is a huge welcome. One such assignment was Muffins&Co at The Souq where I was moving in and out of the shop quite a bit I was also forced into a corner, literally, where I could not even see the back of the camera LCD. The trouble is not every assignment and situation makes sense to roll out the 5m USB cable and fire up the chunky 17-inch laptop. In my last post I wrote about LockPort USB being the perfect gear and port saver for photographers who tether a lot, like me. To maintain connectivity throughout your shoot, disable the camera’s Auto Power Off function. TIP: Eye-Fi loses connectivity to the device it’s connected to as soon as camera powers down.