I want to import images taken with a digital camera to a PC via Wi-Fi [Solving "Wi-Fi problems": Device 9th] --INTERNET Watch
[A] Images can be transferred via Wi-Fi using dedicated software.
When you want to import images taken with a digital camera to a PC, it can be troublesome to connect them with a USB cable or remove the memory card from the digital camera and insert it into the memory card reader of the PC to read the images.
However, if you have a digital camera equipped with a Wi-Fi function, you can transfer images to your PC via Wi-Fi using dedicated software.
For example, Canon provides "EOS Utility" and "Image Transfer Utility 2" for Windows and macOS as software for transferring images using Wi-Fi.
In the case of EOS Utility, when you connect a digital camera to a PC via Wi-Fi, the options of "Import images to PC", "Remote shooting", and "Camera settings" are displayed on the screen. If you select "Import images to computer" here, you can transfer all the images in the SD card inserted in the digital camera or the selected images to your computer.
If you connect a digital camera via Wi-Fi using Canon's PC software "EOS Utility", you can use the EOS Utility to capture images, take remote pictures, set the camera, etc., and insert it into the digital camera. I'm importing images by selecting them from my SD card.You can select the image to import while looking at the thumbnail.Nikon, Sony, and Panasonic also offer similar software, so let's check if your digital camera supports Wi-Fi transfer.
