I have pretty much the same setup with my K-3. The JPGs go right to my
iPad. Be sure to put the eye-fi or flucard in SD2 - that's the slot the
works with wi-fi. In the wi-fi card setup there's check box where you
can set the default JPG size to the smallest size when using wi-fi.
-p
On 12/18/2015 3:03 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
I have made WiFi previews a permanent part of my workflow now. It's
that awesomely useful.
I'm using an Eye-Fi 8GB card (bought in 2012), and an iPad. The Eye-Fi
tethers to the iPad and sends the lowest possible quality JPEGs in
about 3 seconds. I use the RAW on one card JPEG on the other option in
both the K-3 and 645z.
You should be able to use an Android too. Avoid the workstation as the
Eye-Fi apps for that suck and don't work.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 3:18 PM, Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com> wrote:
I've been asked to set up a photo booth at a dance on New Years Eve. I
could simply just set it up with a remote control, but if there is a
workable way of using a flu card (or eyefi) in the K-3 that would at least
give them previews on my old iMac, that would be nifty.
Does anyone have experience with such?
What about echoing the output to a tablet?
Any do's, don'ts etc. I should be aware of?
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