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Even if we ignore the wifi feature, most cameras let you connect directly the computer and transfer images. you don't need SD card slot or a dedicated card read
by vaishaksuresh 10y ago
Even if we ignore the wifi feature, most cameras let you connect directly the computer and transfer images. you don't need SD card slot or a dedicated card reader.
I have a full frame camera and the raw images are ~30 MB. I wouldn't want to transfer 32GB of data over wifi anyway.
- wmf 10y agoI think the author is imagining going from shutter press to a CMS or social media in seconds. Any workflow that involves a computer at all has already lost. If cameras can produce JPEGs presumably they should be able to produce low-res JPEGs.
- baq 10y agoyeah there's no reason why lightroom couldn't work on the camera itself if it can run on an ipad. it's not like the high end dslrs couldn't be fitted with the necessary compute power - lightroom runs on old ipads after all.
- 21 10y agoAnd for that matter you should be able to put a SIM card into the camera for direct network access. It's also big enough to put some nice antennas inside it, so you should have better signal than a phone.
- vvanders 10y agoYup, these controls already exist. You can do RAW+s/m/l/o JPG you just have a smaller buffer when you do this.