Canon Mg2920 Not Printing Wirelessly

This is just what I was looking for to be a me to share photos directly from my Canon 7D to my phone wirelessly.

This printer was very easy to set up and works fine wirelessly for my PC and IPhone printing needs.

Just what we need, a budget printer that never dries out of ink and is easy to use wirelessly! Great for everyday printing or whenever you need to print documents on occasions.

This is a review for the Epson Expression Home XP-5200 Wireless Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. We print a variety of items at home ranging anywhere from printing documents wirelessly such as recipes or homework, printing photos wirelessly or from my phone, and printing specialty design projects such as custom generated digital art. There are 4 of us in the household using this printer so it gets daily use and is very reliable. The Epson Smart Panel app makes the printer even better by making it easy to use and share my printer directly from my smart phone. Since we are such a busy family, many times I need to scan documents in to send to the school for the kids and this printer has the ability to scan to my phone as a pdf using the app or scanning to my Google Drive by just using the printer since I have set up my epson connect account in advance. It has suggestions for more printing options using the app so I can help teach my preschoolers at home. This little printer while small and not taking up much space, does an amazing job keeping up with my family's needs.

Excellent sound...wirelessly!

i use it for my canon printing and the quality came out great.

Does what it is supposed to do. Using this with the Rode NTG-2 plugged wirelessly into a Canon 6D. The auto levels on the camera do okay but add an inconsistent buzz when subjects aren't talking. With manual levels there is little to no buzz. The audio is a little tinny, but that is do to the mic and DSLR setup. Nearly plug and play, connected to my UW-9 right out of the box.

Although I usually choose Sony for my point & shoot digital cameras, after doing my research, I found the Canon PowerShot SX730 HS to be exactly what I was looking for. After nearly one month of using this camera daily on my European vacation, I found it absolutely perfect for my needs. The price was comparable to others that offered similar, but not all the features that this camera has, and it was reasonably priced at $379.00 from B & H Photo. Secondly, this camera takes spectacular pictures, allows me to edit them within the camera itself, and/or send the pictures wirelessly to my iPhone, a process which took me a while to understand, but once I figured it out, I was able to transfer my photos quickly. In Europe, the WIFI connection was not always perfect. So, sometimes while transferring my photos, I would lose the connection and have to start over. I imagine that would happen with any other similar camera under the same circumstances. I don't expect to have that same issue here in the States. I mostly used the AUTO setting, but will now explore the other features. The camera was reliable, the battery kept its charge throughout each day, and it was easy to use. I simply charged the battery and had it ready for the next tour day. I particularly liked the selfie feature, which worked quite smoothly. I also like the fact that the flash doesn't pop up unless and until you manually move the switch. This is especially helpful because, just like my former Sony digital camera, the flash would pop up where most people want to place their left hand index finger. It was always a pain having to tell people not to put their finger there. This eliminates that issue. The only con was when I returned home and wanted to wirelessly transfer my pictures to my MacBook Pro Version 10.11.6. Presently, this camera does not have that capability. I contacted a Canon rep who guided me through the process of uploading my pictures to their cloud. It worked quickly & perfectly.

I've used it with the black cover and shoot-through using the Canon Speedlite 430EX wirelessly. It works just as well as I expected it to. I decided to pick one up after watching the OneLight Photography DVD. I've tried out the various ways and have no complaints about it. Using it outside, I would recommend weighting it down with a sandbag. Mine toppled over on the first day and two of the umbrella arms bent and can't be fixed. Surprisingly it still works. No complaints. Considering getting another just because it's a pain sometimes to switch from shoot-through to the black reflective mode.

The flash works great with my Canon 5D MarkIV.  The flash connects and works great directly connected to the camera and wirelessly through the Odin II Transmitter. I love the test button on the Phottix Mitros+  it works great for night shoots with a slow shutter.