#Eye fi support install#
Download and install the most current firmware from your camera's manufacturer. Check to see if your camera features the latest firmware.
#Eye fi support software#
If this works and the camera can save images, plug the Eye-Fi™ in the Eye-Fi™ Card reader, connect to the computer and run the Eye-Fi™ Manager Software to re-initialize the card again and restore the wireless settings. If this doesn't work, chances are your camera won't work with the CFMulti and Eye-Fi™ combination. Try formating the CFMulti and Eye-Fi™ combination in the camera again.
If this works, no other steps should be needed.
#Eye fi support how to#
How to troubleshoot the CFMulti and Eye-Fi™ Combination With Cameras Synchrotech will post of list of cameras known not to work as soon as we have more information. The following list is cameras known to work with the CFMulti and Eye-Fi™ combination, it is not all inclusive or comprehensive. If it doesn't work, you can return it for a refund of your purchase price within 15 days of receipt. Synchrotech's 15 money back guarantee makes the CFMulti purchase a safe way to try it. CompactFlash based cameras are unsupported by Eye-Fi™, but many people have success using CFMulti and Eye-Fi™. No, there is no guarantee any specific camera with work with the CFMulti and Eye-Fi™ combination. Does the CFMulti Allow an Eye-Fi™ Card to Work with All CompactFlash Based Cameras? RAW, NEF, TIFF, and other formats are not supported. No, a camera still must be set to save photos as JPEG just as an Eye-Fi™ standalone. Does the CFMulti Change an Eye-Fi™ Card's File Formats? One solution mentioned by end users is to use a Wireless Pocket Router close to the camera to relay the signal to a main WiFi hotspot. Keep in mind that transfer speeds are reduced as the distance from a WiFi hotspot is increased. Typically an Eye-Fi™ used in a CFMulti has a range reduced to approximately 15 to 20 feet, considerably less than an Eye-Fi™ used alone. Yes, the CFMulti reduces an Eye-Fi™ card's range. Does the CFMulti Reduce an Eye-Fi™ Card's Range? We took that risk several years ago when we created the CFMulti, and it didn't pan out for us. While the DLSR market is large, it doesn't seem to be large enough for companies to do this. Or, at the very least, partner with a company that would help bring such a product to market.
We've always wondered why they never designed a "pro" model based on the CompactFlash CF+ platform to cater to the DSLR market. While they never officially supported the product, they provided us with technical assistance designing it, and even featured it on this section of their site: When we first released the CFMulti, it was with the cooperation of Eye-Fi™. However, this doesn't seem to be the case any newer models or recent firmware updates. Q: And have you had any issues with the CFMulti and the Canon 350D/Digital Rebel XT at all?Įarlier Cannon models (20D, 30D, 40D, XTi) often worked with the earlier Eye-Fi™ cards in conjunction with the CFMulti.
Our official stance is that the CFMulti is only supported with the original Eye-Fi™ card. Many people have gotten it to work with the non-x2 model you mention, while others have not. End users have had mixed results with the other Eye-Fi™ models. Honestly, we designed the unit to work with the original Eye-Fi™ card.
#Eye fi support pro#
Q: Would the Eye-Fi™ Pro 4GB Wireless SDHC Card work ok? Redesigning to work with the x2 isn't financially feasible for us. in the CFMulti as fast as CompactFlash?ĭesigning the original version required a huge capital outlay for us, which was never recouped.
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