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It looks like it's software on the Eye-Fi. From the Eye-Fi site: "Once you take the photo, it’s wirelessly sent to Evernote, where Evernote processes it and ma
by Shamiq 18y ago
It looks like it's software on the Eye-Fi.
From the Eye-Fi site:
"Once you take the photo, it’s wirelessly sent to Evernote, where Evernote processes it and makes the text searchable."
- nihilocrat 18y agoA little too much vendor tie-in for my tastes. I wonder if you can configure it to upload the pictures to wherever the hell you feel like.
- bockris 18y agoYou can pick a wide variety of online photo sharing apps or it can upload to a directory on your PC. (I assume an open share.) http://www.eye.fi/overview/ http://www.eye.fi/overview/ I've looked into this before but it was always a bit too expensive for just a card and some newer cameras have a similar feature so I'm waiting until we upgrade our camera.
- Ziv 18y agoDuring Q4, there are huge promos. Costco.com, for example, has the 4GB Share for $79 and you don't even have to be a costco member to check out (online). BUY.com and Amazon have the 2GB cards for around $50-$60. We also sell directly to consumer, and don't charge S&H (and I realize that there cheaper places to buy the cards online). In terms of brick & mortar stores, check out our site. We sell at Apple stores, Best Buy, Circuit City, Fry's, Wolf/Ritz, etc... Thx