Real Time Photo

[Mylla]

Hello everyone!

Recently I've been to a children's party where the photographer had a quite differential service for what we usually see in my city. While she was taking pictures at the party, the guests could wireless receive the photos in their cell phones in real time. Now, I know that there are some devices such as Eyefi which does that. However, the guests were receiving her photos already stamped with her logo. Apparently, her camera was connected to a router and another hardware device which allowed this real time photo transfer.
Does anyone know what type of software/hardware does that (automatically transferring photos with a logo stamped) and how could I adapt that to a Nikon D610?

Thanks in advance!

 

[unclened]

Never heard of that one before, but I image it's an eyefi card in the camera, a portable router and a laptop somewhere that is downloading the files, watermarking them and sending them back out again through the mobile router. Where the guests asked to download an app or connect to a wifi at all?

 

[Jayst84]

I've had clients in the past doing similar with Android cameras. I suppose just wifi and a laptop would get it done too, as hsuffyan says.

GoPhoto are a Dutch company that offer a full service including hosting. That's based on Android cameras as well (and bloody expensive).