Wireless SD Memory card

[eyz]

Am considering getting a wireless SD memory card for my Lumix LX7.

May I know what kind of such SD card is recommended and where should I get it from? Is it safe to get from Qoo10?

Thanks!

 

[Grandturismo]

Get the toshiba flash air

 

[eyz]

any idea those selling on Qoo10 legitimate?

 

[hawthorne]

I was using an Eye-Fi Pro last time. I will say dun bother. Initial setting up is a pain.

Once u set up already, u cannot choose what photos to upload, so ur camera will be constantly sending to ur phone on every shot, draining both batteries.

It has some reliability issues also. U really want to transfer photos to ur phone, I will say get a camera that can send it natively e.g. by bluetooth/ wifi/ nfc etc.

Else get a SD card reader for your phone and do it the manual way

 

[eyz]

thanks bro.

with your feedback, i did a search and read more into it.

eye-fi pushes the photos to the phone device (not sure whether it can be turn off or not), whereas for flashair and transcend, the phone device pull the photos from the camera.

i'll take a plunge and go for flashair.

I was using an Eye-Fi Pro last time. I will say dun bother. Initial setting up is a pain.

Once u set up already, u cannot choose what photos to upload, so ur camera will be constantly sending to ur phone on every shot, draining both batteries.

It has some reliability issues also. U really want to transfer photos to ur phone, I will say get a camera that can send it natively e.g. by bluetooth/ wifi/ nfc etc.

Else get a SD card reader for your phone and do it the manual way

 

[hawthorne]

thanks bro.

with your feedback, i did a search and read more into it.

eye-fi pushes the photos to the phone device (not sure whether it can be turn off or not), whereas for flashair and transcend, the phone device pull the photos from the camera.

i'll take a plunge and go for flashair.

Push or pull i dunno. But as long as they dun allow u to choose which photos to upload, the usage becomes very limited.

 

[eyz]

will feedback once i get to use it.

Push or pull i dunno. But as long as they dun allow u to choose which photos to upload, the usage becomes very limited.

 

[eyz]

got my Toshiba flashair today.

The setup is like connecting to your wifi. Just need to look for the flashair wifi ssid and connect it.

Once connected , all I need to do is to log onto flashair on my browser and I can browse my photos on my camera from there.