JaysBoudoir said
From memory I think I was sending lower res jpg's.
Shouldn't be that slow. I usually send medium fine JPGs to the iPad. I find the first one can take a little while, but once the connection's made, the rest go quite quick. I go direct mode if there's no router available, but I've configured it to work with two routers. One here at home, and one that I take out with me on jobs if power's available. If neither router is available, it automatically goes into direct mode. If one of the two networks is available, and both devices are logged onto it, they get transferred over that.
In direct mode, once the iPad gets onto my home network, it automatically transfers the JPGs to my main PC (I don't really do anything with the JPGs at this point, but they're quicker to just browse through than the RAW files).
I've got dual card slots in the D300s, so I just shoot RAW to the CF and JPG to the Eye-Fi in the SD slot. I mostly just use the JPG to double check focus and overall composition.
I've used them in my Canon Powershots running CHDK firmware for timelapse too. Works well, and handy being able to start previewing how your timelapse is gonna look while it's still shooting.
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