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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Emilmedia on October 04, 2012, 06:24:05 am

Title: EYE-FI cards and medium format
Post by: Emilmedia on October 04, 2012, 06:24:05 am
Does anyone know if there is a solution like this available?
Title: Re: EYE-FI cards and medium format
Post by: deejjjaaaa on October 04, 2012, 10:11:42 am
Does anyone know if there is a solution like this available?
well. if there is an adapter that allows you to put Eye-Fi SD card inside whatever MF are using (like there are adapters where you can put SD card inside CF card and that adapter itself then into CF slot as a regular CF card)... Eye-Fi does not need any special firmware support from the camera, albeit some cameras do support Eye-Fi specifically (for example the firmware will not shut the camera down while Eye-Fi is transmitting the data).
Title: Re: EYE-FI cards and medium format
Post by: Wayne Fox on October 04, 2012, 02:14:32 pm
well. if there is an adapter that allows you to put Eye-Fi SD card inside whatever MF are using (like there are adapters where you can put SD card inside CF card and that adapter itself then into CF slot as a regular CF card)... Eye-Fi does not need any special firmware support from the camera, albeit some cameras do support Eye-Fi specifically (for example the firmware will not shut the camera down while Eye-Fi is transmitting the data).
been there, done that.  Too slow to be usable.
Title: Re: EYE-FI cards and medium format
Post by: deejjjaaaa on October 04, 2012, 06:00:46 pm
been there, done that.  Too slow to be usable.
certainly shall be slow, my 8Gb Eye Fi is slow w/ 16mp raw files, but then I use it just to be free from cables, not to review shots... new 16Gb Eye-Fi class 10 card seems to be faster though... plus not all MF cameras as 80+mp... may be 40mp and new Eye-Fi card is ok in some cases
Title: Re: EYE-FI cards and medium format
Post by: Wayne Fox on October 05, 2012, 03:14:20 am
what's slow is the CF ->SD  transfer ... I've tried a couple of these adaptors, and once you hit your cameras buffer limit things will come to a crawl.