How to upload video from Canon Vixia HF R52 to DropBox

Just purchased a new Vixia HF R52 aand want a fast way to upload videos to send to friends.
My choice is Dropbox. How to get vidios from camera to Dropbox?

Hello mikeoncamano,
The process for uploading the video to your computer is the extent of Canon technical support for the camcorder. It may be as simple as copying and pasting the video clips over to Dropbox. However, when it comes to uploading video to a web site, server or other third party method like this we cannot provide the proper steps. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause you.
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