Wireless Transfer of images

<p>Hi All,</p>

<p>I am setting up two photo stations.and a computer/printer station. Just wondering what the best way (if possible)? is to transfer the images from the two cameras to the computer for printing.<br>

thanks for any input.<br>

Mac computer,Nikon cameras D800.</p>

<p>Eye-Fi cards.<br /> <br />Problem - as far as I know, they are still only making SD cards. If they've added compact flash to their product line, I am unaware of it. They are easily found at Best Buy.<br />If they have CF, spend the money and go w/ the Eye-Fi "pro." MUCH faster transfer rate & the ability to send RAW files, not just JPG.</p>

<p>Since you're printing, you'll just need the JPGs, and you should size them (in camera) for your needs, no larger. For this reason, I use a camera with two card slots, one for jpg, one for raw... Every wifi transfer system I've used chokes at the speed I work this type of job. I hand cards (I have dozens) to an assistant that hand delivers them to the laptop/printer. Wifi is too unreliable to risk losing a bunch of portraits, or delaying them so the client is unhappy... t<br /><br />I'd love to talk with you about this type of work (off line), especially if you've discovered some way to dependably transmit jpgs over a hotel's wifi, or set up your own (consistently robust) ad hoc network that a camera will actually stay connected to... I've found they tend to stray to other networks, which leaves the supposedly receiving computer in the dark. <br /><br />Nikon? or Canon?</p><div></div>

<p>D800... two card slots. Got it. You'll want to size them jpgs waaay down... t</p>

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