- #HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER INSTALL#
- #HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER UPDATE#
- #HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER ANDROID#
- #HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER TRIAL#
- #HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER PC#
What I now see on the camera when I click the wifi button, is "Image Sync" at the top of a three item list with Image Sync highlighted in orange. When I hit the wifi button on the right side, it links up and sends all new folders and images to my computer to the location I chose when setting up (right click on the icon in the system tray.
#HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER PC#
It did take a couple of tries but looking again, I think I used "Upload to Web service" which sounds like anything but a PC on my desk, though the icon looks like a computer with a down arrow on it suggesting a download to a computer. Now that you ask, I'm not sure I was correct in my earlier post. Which WIFI connection setting did you use on the M5 ? That sounds promising but as far as I know you can only stream pictures with DLNA and not transfer pictures. That and finding the setup icon in the "Show hidden icons" pop-up on the system tray.
#HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER INSTALL#
The biggest install hangup was discovering that my computer is not a computer but a DLNA device.
#HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER TRIAL#
Setup was a bit convoluted but some trial and error got it done. My M5 is quite far from my access point and this may be slowing things down some.
Transfer speed on RAW files isn't great but is better than I was expecting. My M5 transfers jpegs and RAW files to my Windows computer just fine. You can do it without internet, so how is Canon supposed to even get your photos? You photos don't go anywhere but from your camera to the PC. So we are back to the fact that Canon can do what ever they want with our photos if you just want a WIFI connection to your Windows computer for the cameras mentioned above. This permission continues until You or Canon deletes the relevant Content from the Service or You or Canon terminates Your user registration." By uploading Content to the Service You grant Canon (including its affiliated companies and third party service providers and business partners) permission to copy, display and use Your Content for the purpose of providing and promoting the Service. To get this function working on my camera I had to sign an agreement with Canon where is written. Ok, I installed Image Transfer Utility and signed up to Canon Gateway Image to get the extra WIFI function on my camera and I can send my photos via WIFI but. I'm still looking for a way to transfer RAW files.
In the mean time we have to deal with this ridiculous situation.
#HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER UPDATE#
Now you can transfer your photos directly to you Windows computer but it takes a relative long time to move the photos from the folder in Virtual Box to a folder in Windows OS.īoth solutions are working (I tried them) but I hope than Canon will come up with a firmware update where support for the EOS utility is included. This is necessary for the Cannon Connect app (installed via play store with Andy first) to make a connection over your WIFI network to your camera. Īndy is running in a Virtual Box and you have to change the network settings in Virtual Box (leave adapter 1 on NAT and create a second adapter, choose Bridged Adapter and give it the name of your WIFI network).
#HOW TO PUT PHOTOS FROM CANON IMAGE GATEWAY TO COMPUTER ANDROID#
Install Andy (a free Android emulator) on your Windows computer (takes some time so be patient). So, you first transfer your photos with the Canon Connect app to your phone and then you transfer your photos with Solid Explorer to your Windows computer.įor this method you need some space on your phone and there are two steps involved but I prefer this solution. With Solid Explorer you can make a connection to shared folders on your Windows computer. They give you an opportunity to send your photos to the Cloud where they can have a look at them or you have to use a USB cable like the way you did ten years ago !Īnyhow I found two solutions for JPG’s at least because the Canon Connect app does not even support RAW files !īuy the Solid Explorer app in the Google play store. I do not buy a camera for € 1300 to send pictures to my phone but to send pictures to my computer and process them with Lightroom and then distribute them in the way I like.īut Canon does not like that so the killed the EOS Utillity support on these cameras. If I want pictures on my phone I make pictures with my phone ! Their cameras make beautiful pictures but their workflow support is awful for the cameras mentioned above.Īccording to Cannon you should send your pictures to your phone with the Canon Connect app.
Below I will present two solutions to transfer your JPG’s via WIFI to your Windows computer but let me first say something about Canon.
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