Eye-Fi Share 2 GB Wi-Fi SD Flash Memory Card EYE-FI-2GB (OLD VERSION)
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Eye-Fi Share 2 GB Wi-Fi SD Flash Memory Card EYE-FI-2GB (OLD VERSION)
Customer Review: Best Camera Product of the year
Summary: 5 Stars
I still haven't gotten over the awe that my camera now uploads pictures automatically. As soon as i bring it back to my house, the pictures start copying to my computer & picasa. It doesn't change the camera's battery life (as far as i can tell) and the interface is convenient and extremely well designed. I think this might be the best high-tech product i've bought this year.Customer Review: Great Value
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a fantastic product. No more USB cords to attach, just turn on the camera near your wireless station. Shazam!!! Pictures ready to send or edit.Customer Review: Works great
Summary: 5 Stars
The product is just as described and worked fine with my Canon A540. Integration with TimeCapsule was seamless in WPA/WPA2 Personal mode. In WEP security mode, the Eye-Fi card detected the network but was unable to logon to it.Customer Review: NO DELETE!
Summary: 2 Stars
I thought this was really cool until I read the details. Why is there always a 'gotcha' in high tech? No delete is the big one here. OK, I shoot pictures, upload effortlessly, then manually delete one-by-one each image from my camera. duh! OR, I start up my camera software to delete them all at once, in which case I might as well use the camera software to upload the pics! If I don't delete, duplicates will be uploaded next time! I know, I know, this is a feature!! Customer Review: Uploading pictures has never been easier
Summary: 5 Stars
I read about this little wonder and had to try it out, no matter what the result. I was not disappointed. While they spent quite a bit on some modern packaging, the setup was simple. Push the card, that comes in a USB device, into your computer and tell it what wireless access points to use.
From there you can decide if it should also store them on your computer while uploading to picture sites like Flickr and Picasa.
While it can eat battery life a bit faster, it worked seamlessly for me at a recent conference. I put the SSID of the wireless from the conference in the card and as I walked around taking pictures, they uploaded to my account. People were baffled how I was getting them online so fast without even touching my laptop.
I grinned and walked away knowing this device, well, it just worked.