Please note, the functionality of the EOS utility may be reduced when you are connected wirelessly to your camera. Otherwise, both your camera and your laptop may need to your local LAN, in order to communicate wirelessly. Just go with a USB cable when connecting to a laptop. But, understand that if your laptop is already connected to your local LAN, which is an access point, then you will need to disconnect from your LAN and then reconnect to another access aning your camera, if it is equipped to serve as a WiFi access point. But if, as seems possible, your 750 can serve as a client only, that could explain why it can talk to a smart phone but not to a computer.īob is correct about the need for an access point. Some cameras (the 6D, for instance) can apparently serve as either one and can therefore talk to either a smart phone or a computer.

Most smart phones can serve as either one most computers can serve as a client only.

Is cannon that cheap to not programme such a function just because we bought a rebel? this is really annoyingįor two devices to connect via standard WiFi protocols, one must be serving as an access point and the other as a client. The 750 is able to connect to a smart phone via wifi, why not allow it to connect to a computer via wifi to the eos utility software.

Canon camera connect for pc with a t6i