Canon EOS 5D Mk1 conntion to Wi-Fi

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Is it possible to connect a Canon EOS5D Mk1 to WiFi so that I can look at photos on tablet or laptop as they are taken.

I see you can do it with the Mk2

Thanks for your help.

Mick
 
Is it possible to connect a Canon EOS5D Mk1 to WiFi so that I can look at photos on tablet or laptop as they are taken.

I see you can do it with the Mk2

Thanks for your help.

Mick
No mention in the specs or manual= not available.

Perhaps the mk2 was an upgrade in that regard.
 
Wasn't the 5D mk1 from the days before wifi?

It wasn't something that I ever did with mine, but I believe that at the time you could get wifi enabled CF cards. However I did tether mine with a USB cable to Lightroom.
 
According to a google search if you can find one a Wireless File Transmitter WFT-E1 will let you send images to a ftp server.
These are not cheap, even 2nd hand! I think I will put the money to one side for upgrading the camera (well, getting an additional camera as for what I would get for it I don't think it is worth selling/trading in)
 
Wasn't the 5D mk1 from the days before wifi?

It wasn't something that I ever did with mine, but I believe that at the time you could get wifi enabled CF cards. However I did tether mine with a USB cable to Lightroom.
That's interesting. So potentially you can hard wire direct to a PC or tablet?
 
These are not cheap, even 2nd hand! I think I will put the money to one side for upgrading the camera (well, getting an additional camera as for what I would get for it I don't think it is worth selling/trading in)
Definitely not cheap and sounds like it can be complicated to setup. Shame the MK1 doesn't have dual card slots like the mk2/3 /4 as then you could use one as storage and the other for an eyefi card.
 
That's interesting. So potentially you can hard wire direct to a PC or tablet?
My previous comment was a bit tongue in cheek, but the 5D mk1 came about before the iPad. I only did it with a Mac, but I am sure that it is the same for PC.
 
I seem to remember a SD wifi card? That and a CF to SD addaptor might work, assuming the cards are still made.
 
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