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DSLRs have terrible WiFi because there is little demand for it. SD cards are interchangeable, and slot into your computer for a reason.
by toomanybeersies 8y ago
DSLRs have terrible WiFi because there is little demand for it.
SD cards are interchangeable, and slot into your computer for a reason.
- BeetleB 8y agoI want to view the photo on my phone while on site - not when I get home.
- dboreham 8y agoMy Canon M5's WiFi actually "just works" and does what you want : view and download images to the phone in the field. It also uses the phone's GPS to geotag images. This is with an Android phone -- the workflow isn't as smooth with iOS apparently because Apple doesn't allow apps to drive the WiFi association. The phone maintains a BT connection to the camera and uses that as a side channel by which it coordinates an on-demand WiFi association. Previous generations were not so easy to use -- my 6D does work but lacks the auto-connect via BT feature. Presumably the 6D2 has that though.