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<blockquote data-quote="White Canvas" data-source="post: 178528" data-attributes="member: 14766">This was my reason and I have tried two different cards to see which was better. The Eye Fi Pro X2 and a Transcend Wifi version. They both do the same job, but differently. The Eye-Fi Pro card I use in my X20 and it seems much easier to set up than the Transcend card, but doesn't have preview as you shoot like the Transcend card. I use the transcend card in the D5200 and as I said it does offers preview as you shoot, but not fast. This doesn't worry me as i bought them to shoot out and about and use them to transfer to the iPad or iPhone for sharing or to store in the cloud. If you are looking quick results or fast previews, these cards aren't for you. The technology doesn't seem to be there yet. However, they are a good way of seeing your images on the iPad or iPhone when you don't have the laptop/computer beside you. Hope that's helpful. Derek Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="White Canvas, post: 178528, member: 14766"] This was my reason and I have tried two different cards to see which was better. The Eye Fi Pro X2 and a Transcend Wifi version. They both do the same job, but differently. The Eye-Fi Pro card I use in my X20 and it seems much easier to set up than the Transcend card, but doesn't have preview as you shoot like the Transcend card. I use the transcend card in the D5200 and as I said it does offers preview as you shoot, but not fast. This doesn't worry me as i bought them to shoot out and about and use them to transfer to the iPad or iPhone for sharing or to store in the cloud. If you are looking quick results or fast previews, these cards aren't for you. The technology doesn't seem to be there yet. However, they are a good way of seeing your images on the iPad or iPhone when you don't have the laptop/computer beside you. Hope that's helpful. Derek Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 [/QUOTE]

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