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Bluetooth might not be great. The max transfer rate is something like 24 Mbit/s (3 MB/s), and say a single RAW file is 20 MB, then you'd be looking at about 7 s
by NegativeLatency 9y ago
Bluetooth might not be great. The max transfer rate is something like 24 Mbit/s (3 MB/s), and say a single RAW file is 20 MB, then you'd be looking at about 7 seconds of transfer time for each photo.
With high quality jpegs ~5MB it would be closer to 2 seconds per picture.
I think you'd need some kind of direct cabled connection for good perf for professional photographers.
Not to mention getting all the camera and app providers to standardize on a protocol and set of features.
- wingworks 9y agoI wouldn't mind using a cable if it was fast and went somewhere useful on my phone. e.g. not get stuck in a shitty Canon app. My Canon 6D "has" WiFi but it's so slow and terrible to use it may as well not be there.
- photojosh 9y agoWiFi, 802.11ac, direct connection between devices. Would be screaming fast.