Does this camera has the capability to access wireless hotspots for uploads of pics and video to social networks?
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You have to have the Sony app installed on your phone or computer to transfer the photos from the camera. I have the mobile app on my phone and can send a picture from the camera to my phone and then on to Facebook, shutterfly etc through those apps on my phone.
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No. You can, currently, only geotag or transfer photos with WiFiWi-Fi. Cannot recall the specific X- camera, but one of the more expensive models does have this feature in the app
2001729
Nope not wireless. If you want a wirless camera try searching for a "wireless" or "IP" cameras, and they are usually viewed using software provided by the manufacturer or a 3rd party software provider and by typing in the camera's IP address. Hope this helped!
1070642
It does not have front camera. You can access Facebook from the web, not as an app, this is not a smartphone, it does not have Android system.
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It kind of works with any camera that does not require special software to access its images. It creates WiFi server using the mass storage driver from the card the storage works like regular card for the camera it creates its own network AP for you to access I have not played with it too much I have not figured out if it can be used on existing network as a node but documentation says it can be done along with push that I have not tried either.
192353
They do make wireless SD memory but I don't use it. The camera itself is not wireless.
192354
There is no wireless connectivity. If you want this wireless connectivity, the easiest way to do this with this camera is to install an Eyefi SD card or something similar. Transcend also makes a similar SD card. The other option of course is to purchase one of the higher end cameras.
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Yes. There are a couple of apps with the camera that are very functional for uploading to smartphone, iPad etc.
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Not by default. I suppose you could put an "Eye-Fi" memory card in it to make it a Wi-Fi camera.
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There was no such requirement when I reviewed this item. There was an offer to sign up with an external cloud service to record images, but it was optional. Your WiFi is your own business, not theirs, beyond using the camera to connect free via your local connection.
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Unfortunately this camera does not have any wireless options that we know of, you may want to look into purchasing an SD card that has WIFI capabilities if you're looking to transfer pictures to your smartphone/tablet wirelessly.
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The camera itself is a "hotspot". When it's on, your device (iPhone, iPad, or smartphone) pics up the wifi from the camera and sends your pics and vids to the app on your device. So you can't take a pic and send it to Facebook or whatever from your camera. But instead to your device, then to whatever. I hope this helps. You, probably like myself thought that it could send pics directly to the social media of my choice. Not the case. Still a great camera though.
1292122
Yes... It will support Network storage... Check out ipcamtalk.com you can post more detailed questions there
617046
I am not sure about "hotspot" connectivity but the system does connect to bluetooth phones so i would assume that if it can "see'the station it will connect. Yes you can install a backup camera but you will have to do all the wiring and purchase a camera. Not an easy task but it is doable. I did not install a camera system. (A waste of time and money). Bob horan
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Actually it doesn't work like that. The camera itself creates a local wifi network, and your phone connects to ITS wifi network. (Manual includes a password).
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So so, you can connect a mobile (IOS) devices in my case in two modes m , direct to the camera and through a wireless access point mode. You cannot download or view videos (gutted ) but can do with photos. I've not used it used it for social media sites and can't comment on that side.It is ok, but can be a pain switching between more than one devices and profile setup.Hope this helps.Polo
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I believe it works with wifi, says you can post photos directly from it, but I have not used the feature. It is so easy to plug the camera card into my laptop or tablet, that I have not even tried. I do not have a data account, so I would be dependent on wifi at home or elsewhere.