Digital Camera Wifi Adapter

The Canon WiFi adapter works really well.

I bought this adapter to use with my spotting scope and digital camera. Very easy to use and very easy to get on and off the scope. Love it !

I have a wifi only laptop that I wanted to use to test a newly purchased IP camera on. The adapter allowed me to connect a ethernet cable to my IP camera for testing. After giving the adapter a IP address in the same range as the camera my system connect with the camera perfectly. I would highly recommend this adapter for anyone needing to add ethernet wired access to there wifi laptop.

This SDXC to CF adapter did exactly what I wanted. It lets me use SDXC cards in my Canon 40D DSLR. This is convenient because my laptop has an SDXC slot, so I can pop the card in there to transfer pictures without having to use an external card reader or to tether my camera to the computer with a cable. I've had no trouble with throughput speed using this adapter, but my camera is an older one that does not caputer video, so my speed requirements are not high. I have not tried using a wifi-enabled SDXC card, so I can't say whether there would be any interference with the wifi signal getting through the adapter and the body of my camera.

Once you insert this adapter into your camera, the menu selection updates making WiFi option available. It works very well. Transmits image files, including gigantic CR2 RAW files, quickly.

I just inserted the adapter into my camera SD memory card slot. Went to my camera wifi settings and launched the wifi transmission and my phone's Canon app immediately located the signal and I had the pictures I selected on my iphone instantly. It was a breeze. I already had the Canon app on my phone that works with another Canon camera I own with built in wifi.

Had a few pieces of old glass from my film days back in the 80's and 90's. The adapter allows me to use them with my digital camera (no autofocus, but I knew that when I purchased it). Nice addition to my working camera bag.

Amazed I could get an adapter to connect a lens I used on a 35 mm to a digital camera! And it worked

I'm a lifetime RZ67 shooter, I shoot digital more and more but at the end of the day thats the one camera I'd go down with if I had to choose. I bought this on a whim thinking it might not work great. I was confused as to how to cock the adapter (with the flange ring that attaches to the back of the RZ lens, with RZ lens set to T mode) and thought I was stuck using all the lenses wide open. Once I figured that out I was really excited. Lenses look great, not too sharp like more expensive digital glass is. Using this is my way of avoiding paying $2k or more for a GFX long/portrait/macro and I'm happier I think in general. Will be great to travel with my RZ kit and GFX50R in the same bag sharing lenses. the 180mm RZ67 soft focus lens looks incredible on here. The focus on the adapter works pretty well, larger lenses start to create a very large lens footprint coming off the front of a comparatively small camera, so support it well, don't dangle it from your camera strap and I think this will have a long life. One drawback is that infinity seems just ever so slightly out of range with some RZ lenses, not enough to be unusable but maybe enough to drive you nuts. I'll be fine using my 63mm for that.

I was able to mount an old enlarger screw-mount lens onto my digital camera via the T-mount adapter. Using it with extension tubes gives a lot of flexibility for either duping slides or macro work. The T-mount adapter is simple, solidly built and well-crafted.