I'm hosting a conference next week and want to give folks five cameras with Eyefis that have long battery life and that take great photos of people and the stage.
These cards don't work in my Canon 7D sadly. :-(
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What are the best cameras to use with the Eyefi SD/SDHC cards?
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Canon T2i, T3i and 60D should have built-in EyeFi support.
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My Eye-Fi Pro X2 works great with my Canon 60D. It even appears in the camera menus - you can see the Eye-fi upload status etc, and the camera knows to keep the card powered until the upload is finished. Can upload HD video and RAW stills too.
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Eye-fi has camera compatibility page here: support.eye.fi/product-info/camera-compatibility/c...
I looked at a few cameras and it seems like most higher-end, pro cameras aren't supported for some strange reason.
I own a Canon T1i, which is a good entry-level camera for the price. dagamer34 also suggested some solid (newer) entry-level DSLR cameras. I think you can't really go wrong with any of them as long as you slap a nice zoom lens on it, assuming that this venue is going to be big. If you don't like Canon, looks like the Nikon D7000 is also compatible.
It's also compatible with the Canon PowerShot S95 point and shoot. Seems like everyone loves that camera, so that might be a good choice if you're looking for something more compact.
I looked at a few cameras and it seems like most higher-end, pro cameras aren't supported for some strange reason.
I own a Canon T1i, which is a good entry-level camera for the price. dagamer34 also suggested some solid (newer) entry-level DSLR cameras. I think you can't really go wrong with any of them as long as you slap a nice zoom lens on it, assuming that this venue is going to be big. If you don't like Canon, looks like the Nikon D7000 is also compatible.
It's also compatible with the Canon PowerShot S95 point and shoot. Seems like everyone loves that camera, so that might be a good choice if you're looking for something more compact.
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You could buy a SDHC to Compact Flash adapter to use with canon 7D. Here is a link from their forum: forums.eye.fi/viewtopic.php?t=1777
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