Comments on: Testing Nikon’s new Wifi camera

By: stephenkruck

stephenkruck — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 22:29:42 +0000

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By: DC Bill

DC Bill — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 12:58:44 +0000

Wifi will soon be the standard worldwide. I use a wifi signal detector, out of mere curiousity, to test for hot spots when Im out and finding them most everywhere I go now. Logically, it doesnt make sense to buy a digital camera without it. And wifi is free in most places now. Those businesses that charge for wifi access chase away potential customers. Ive never paid for wifi access and have not had any difficulty finding free wifi hot spots cross country. Wifi enabled cameras just make good sense. Shoot and send. That simple.

By: David R

David R — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 02:59:13 +0000

Following the Amazon suggestion above, I got my s51c to post straight to Flickr. The secret was creating an e-mail address that said “flickr,” and nothing else. I had originally tried my “mail to flickr” address (i.e. xx@photos.flickr.com) with no success. This is counterintuitive and is explained nowhere in the manuals or on the Nikon site, but it works.

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By: Ride it like you stole it

Ride it like you stole it — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 16:48:26 +0000

I take loads of photos every day and use them on my blog. I have been using Casio Exilim 10.1 Mega Pixel EX-Z1000 and EX-Z1050 cameras.

I like the WiFi capability and want to incorporate into my blogging strategy.

Thanks for the post.

Dave Dragon
Ride it like you stole it

By: Chris Raser

Chris Raser — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 20:45:29 +0000

I think Ben is onto something. The S51C page you link to mentions Flickr specifically:

“…send pictures directly to your Flickr® account right from the camera in Wi-Fi open access hotspots with the new Picture Mail button.”

If it works well, that’s a fantastic feature. More than worth the price of the camera.