New YouTube Videos Teach You Everything You Need To Know About Eye-Fi
Not long ago, I had the opportunity to review the Eye-Fi Wireless memory card. Bottom line – I loved it. This is the card that takes the computer out of your digital photos. The Eye-Fi card directly connects directly to any wireless network (including the fantastic Mifi Mobile Hotspot), allowing you to upload your photos to your favorite photo sharing site (such as Picassa, Facebook, Flickr, and plenty more) straight from your camera…on the fly.
I found it all pretty easy to set up and use, but there is some configuration required to connect the card to your network and to your favorite photo sharing sites. Until now, there has not been a goo place to turn if you needed help. Now, the folks at Eye-Fi have posted a series of videos on the Eye-Fi YouTube channel introducing users to all of the features (both basic and advanced) of these fantastic cards. You can see the introduction video, above, and click here to head over to the Eye-Fi YouTube channel for the rest of the video, including:
- How Do Eye-Fi Cards Work?
- What Do Eye-Fi Cards Do?
- Lightroom Tutorial
- Setting Up A Live Slideshow
- Eye-Fi Presents the Netshelter last Gadget
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