WiFi@SDCF - Wireless SD Card

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Found the WiFi adapter and decided to put it back in the camera and see if it was working.

It is currently fitted with a 64gb micro-sd card. 

I took a test shot and then connected. It creates its own WiFi and before opening the app you have to go to WiFi and connect to WiFi@SDCF and then open the app 

From there it is pretty easy to work out what to do.

See how well it works with the Canon.

Mind you after the SanDisk Eye-Fi I bought a few years ago that wasn't WIN10 compatible and whose support was poor, not let's tell the truth, appalling, I might have learned my lesson.

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