[nwbcc] WiFi transmitter built into SD card

[Des Finkenzeller]

Just in case it wasn't 100% obvious, but in order to use the wireless transmitter buit into an SD card your camera must;
a) take SD cards, and
b) not have a cover over the SD card slot, i.e. my Canon EOS20D switches off the power when you open the card sot cover.
Regards (from a frosty Reading)Des Finkenzellere-mail: nutsoft at hotmail.com
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> To: clubtalk at nwbcc.org.uk> From: patrick at nwbcc.org.uk> Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 23:28:36 +0000> Subject: [nwbcc] WiFi transmitter built into SD card> > > Have you ever wanted to be able to transmit your pictures as you take > them wirelessly to your laptop. There are transmitters available, but > the one for my Nikon costs about £300.> > Well, the folks at http://www.eye.fi/ have incorporated a wi-fi > transmitter into an SD card. This will mean that any camera can now > transmit wireless images.> > Patrick> -- > Patrick Neave> patrick at nwbcc.org.uk> > > > _______________________________________________> ClubTalk mailing list> ClubTalk at nwbcc.org.uk> http://mail.nwbcc.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/clubtalk_nwbcc.org.uk
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