Fujifilm Camera App For Windows

Nice to know if one of many doors and windows are open using the ecobee app. with the sensors.

Use it on my FujiFilm camera

I bought this printer for travel to replace my Fujifilm Instax SP-2 printer. I've used the Instax system for several years, but the new airport CT Scanners have been shown to fog film in a single pass (Kodak posted an advisory on Facebook to that effect). The Selphy printer system is not effected by the scanners. (Of course due to Covid-19, all my travel was cancelled anyway ...) Pros: (1) It works well. The prints are slightly better than I get from my Selphy. (2) The prints are thinner than the Selphy prints, and they come with a light adhesive on them. This works great if you keep a written journal of your travels, with prints pasted onto the pages. (3) It's rechargeable, and easy to use. (4) The prints are cheaper than the Fujifilm Instax Square prints (which are directly comparable to the Canon QX-10, but slightly more expensive than the smaller Instax credit card size prints (from the SP-2). (5) The Canon App is easy to use (but see the cons). Cons: (1) The printer comes with a trial pack capable of making only 3 prints! Initially, the printer supplies weren't even available. They are available now, but not as easy to find as the Instax prints. I assume this will change. (2) The battery is good for about 20 pictures; the battery on the SP-2 lasts much longer. (3) The Canon App is very basic - it can adjust the size of the print, and add some text, but it doesn't have any editing functions. It just selects the central part of your picture, so I use the iPhone Photos App to edit and crop before I use the picture. (4) You can't print directly to the printer from your camera. This only effects people using Fujifilm cameras.

Uploading and pairing and figuring out the LINK app is the only hard part. Fujifilm always manages to make their software difficult. Be patient, grasshopper, once the app is figured out the printer works great. Better colors than Polaroid.

I've always wanted a fujifilm install printer in wide so I got these as soon as I got it. It connects through Bluetooth through an app, which is awesome because it lets me edit photos with simple filters, edits, or stickers. It's nice and compact (easy for travel), is rechargeable, comes with a cord that attaches to the side, and a little stand. The pictures come out really nice too, my husband said it's better than the camera itself . I'm really happy with this purchase.

I'm very pleased with the Synology Surveillance system. Disk storage is a central part of a security camera system, and when I started researching additional storage for my old Windows-based system, I realized that Synology has a great add-on called Surveillance Station. I bought a Synology storage array with the intention of either using it with my existing Windows system or perhaps with the built-in Surveillance Station. I tested Surveillance Station and it worked really well - great software if you want their stand-along application - great web interface if you don't want to use the desktop app - and a great mobile app. I threw out the old Windows box and went with this complete solution instead. I will also point out that Synology offered me free trial licensees so I could test this with all 32 of my cameras at once. Definitely worth contacting them if you have questions or want a full-scale trial.

Ever since Apple Inc. has decided to replace iTunes with that primitive Apple Music app disaster I started using Windows devices to run iTunes. The irony. . . This drive works perfectly for hosting my iTunes library, custom equalizer settings for every song, and playlists for every occasion. In the Apple Music app you can no longer set custom EQ for every song the way you still can do it in iTunes under Windows. When you run a four-thousand-Watt sound rig capable of 137dB, being able to readily equalize each and every track is of critical importance. Some songs can sound dangerously harsh and aggressive without proper EQ. You don't want your audience to suddenly bleed out of their ears! No latency and no issues of any kind with this drive. It works flawlessly with 64-bit Windows 11. I have it formatted to the NTFS file system as opposed to FAT. Custom equalizer settings for each song are flawlessly loaded every time, sound quality is as good as ever, and the physically small drive is almost too small to notice. I am 100% happy with it.

Easy to install and was recognized by Windows 10 right away. I would suggest going into the Command app and change the setting stereo to get it to work on editing apps.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the app that comes with it in windows but over the speed and build quality is beautiful. Samsung never fails to impress me with their products.

I understand that these are a decent DAC & they worked fine on my Windows Surface 4. I had heard that they may need an app for products other than apple. Now I can connect my old headphones to my iPhone 15.