10-06-2015 05:21 AM
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10-06-2015 08:15 AM
Do you mean just see or have a physical print? Define "instantly" in your context.
You could take a break every few minutes and download to a tablet or laptop.
You could purchase an Eye-Fi card and wirelessly transfer to a laptop or tablet.
There are some inexpensive 4x6 printers you could use to connect camera to and make prints.
10-06-2015 08:15 AM
Do you mean just see or have a physical print? Define "instantly" in your context.
You could take a break every few minutes and download to a tablet or laptop.
You could purchase an Eye-Fi card and wirelessly transfer to a laptop or tablet.
There are some inexpensive 4x6 printers you could use to connect camera to and make prints.
10-06-2015 10:05 AM - edited 10-06-2015 10:05 AM
There would be several ways to do this. I have done it before at certain events. PictBridge printers can be had for around $60 bucks. They are wi-fi but I strongly recommend using the USB.
I believe your Rebel has a video output. Get a LCD monitor.
Tether your Rebel to a laptop or LCD monitor. If you have Lightroom or EOSU, this is simple but there are even freeware programs to do it. Again use the USB. It is far better.
BTW, if you get to far from these, you may need a powered USB cable. They can be quite long.
10-12-2015 09:36 AM
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