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That said, given the way our Moto G (2nd Gen) strained to deal with large. In our tests we also found that if Eyefi Cloud syncing was turned off, so RAW files were not automatically replaced by JPEGs, it was (just about) possible to edit RAW files on a mobile device. This could be of use to professionals who need to send RAW files to someone else for editing. Doing this means they can be synced via the Eyefi Cloud and then replaced on the device by a space-saving JPEG copy. However, RAW files can also be sent to the mobile device by toggling an option in the settings menu.

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You can also organize and sync them across devices via the Eyefi Cloud, and each Mobi Pro card comes with 12 months access, normally US$50.Д®yefi says users would typically only transfer JPEG image files to their mobile device, and then later upload RAW files to their desktop for post-processing. Within the Eyefi Mobi app you can then view photo attributes (EXIF), perform basic edits (orientation and crops) and share images.

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On our iPad 2 this meant needing to manually connect to the Eyefi card's network before files were transferred, while on an Android Moto G (2nd Gen) this was done automatically. We found this worked just as it had with the earlier Mobi cards. Images and videos can then be automatically transferred to your phone or tablet via a secure Wi-Fi network built into the card. From there you follow various on-screen directions to set network settings before popping the card in your camera, of which the card is compatible with thousands.

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Getting started involves installing the relevant iOS or Android Eyefi Mobi app and typing in a 10-character activation code to set up your card. In the box there's an unassuming 32 GB Class 10 SDHC card, an activation card, and a USB adapter for times you need to connect the card to a computer. The Mobi Pro combines the simplicity and smartphone-friendliness of the original Mobi with higher end features like those seen in the Pro X2, and a bigger 32 GB capacity. While the Eyefi Mobi line had some of the easiest wireless SD cards to use, many photographers were not pleased to see some features like selective transfer and the ability to send RAW files to your computer had been omitted. We spent a bit of time with the Eyefi Mobi Pro ahead of its release to check it out. The new Mobi Pro card promises to be just as easy to use, but also boasts higher-end features in a bid to appeal to enthusiast and professional photographers. However, the firm's recent Mobi cards forwent more advanced features in the name of simplicity and smartphone connectivity. Eyefi wireless SD cards have made it possible for cameras without built-in Wi-Fi to transfer images sans wires since 2007.

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