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Hi there
Impossible to make an ad hoc wifi connexion between my computer and my Canon wft (wifi files transmitter), at the begining everything goes fine , computer find my camera and camera find my computer , when I connect both ; I'm losing the connexion...
When are you about to fix this, I have a MBpro 15" and a Mac Pro , I 'm photographer and I need this to work, by the way it's working fine on my windows mini computer.......If some photographers here, please tell me about your experience with this..
Best regards
studiophoto1

Hi,
So you're connecting your computer to the wireless, then putting a cable from the computer to an other device, if I'm understanding correctly.
Did you see if both devices generate IP address's?
I'm sure if you call Canon, they will be able to help you.
Bonne chance.

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