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#Eye fi x2 cards pro#

Using the software, users can continue to transfer images to their PCs using Wi-Fi. The Eye-Fi Pro X2 is relatively diminutive given the fact that it packs 8GB of NAND, a 802.11n radio, and logic on the card to handle many of the features all in the compact SDHC form factor. Posted in digital cameras hacks, Wireless Hacks Tagged eye-fi, geotagging, photography, review, sdcard, wi-fi, wifi, wps As of September, Eye-Fi’s X2 line of Wi-Fi SD cards will no longer be supported. Since the Eye-Fi is at its core SD storage media, you could probably have it geotag data saved to the card, even if it wasn’t created by a digital camera. WiFi positioning is great feature, but certainly not limited to photography. Of course, the accuracy of the system is noticeably lower than true GPS and seems to be affected by a number of external factors, but it is still accurate enough to tag the photo within the immediate vicinity of where it was taken. This allows photos taken with the Eye-Fi to be be geotagged. Instead of GPS hardware, it uses the Skyhook Wireless Wi-Fi Postitioning System, which correlates the position of the Eye-Fi’s access point to GPS locations, creating virtual GPS functionality. The top of the line is the Eye-Fi Explore, which supports geotagging without using a GPS. Setup is handled pretty smoothly with Eye-Fi computer softwareone time only if you want, setting up an account on Eye-Fi’s servers that can be used for a variety of advanced sharing/gallery featuresand the free iOS application, which uses some neat tricks to serve as a conduit for photos. The WiFi uploading Eye-Fi SD card made a big splash when it was first introduced, but now Eye-Fi has a whole line of different products.