built-in 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi
The documented network paths available to the camera or its required transmitter.
● Manufacturer-documented path
The GFX100S II can upload directly to an arbitrary FTP, FTPS, or SFTP server over its built-in Wi-Fi. It saves network and server profiles, supports manual and automatic ordering, and can transfer both still and movie file types already on the card.
Direct camera client
The documented network paths available to the camera or its required transmitter.
File behavior is quoted conservatively until a Camera to Anywhere fixture reproduces it.
Transfer can begin from the documented camera-side behavior shown here.
For FTPS, import and select the required root certificate. Use current camera firmware and revalidate the server profile after firmware changes. Physical Camera to Anywhere interoperability is not yet lab-verified.
Menu labels, behaviors, and warnings on this page are paraphrased from official manufacturer material.
Inspect every citation ↓Gather these items first, then enter the Camera to Anywhere job credential exactly as issued. The camera sends to the public ingest edge; your private destinations stay downstream.
Current camera firmware.
A 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi network with internet or gateway reachability.
A memory card with a test JPEG.
Camera to Anywhere hostname, protocol, port, credentials, and remote directory.
The approved root certificate on storage media if FTPS requires a private trust root.
Selects the endpoint security and transport behavior.
Identifies the upload server.
Must match the ingress listener.
Ordinary Wi-Fi and hotspot paths do not need an FTP proxy.
Avoids a server-initiated data connection to the camera.
Authenticates and routes the upload.
Places files in the correct input gallery.
Adds a suffix instead of replacing a remote file.
Provides a trusted root for the TLS certificate.
Run this checklist on the exact body, firmware, network, and media format you will use on assignment.
Verify DNS/gateway values, outbound port policy, endpoint hostname, and passive mode.
Leave video shooting mode and select the completed MOV or MP4 from playback.
Load the correct root and verify the endpoint hostname.
Enable Auto Image Transfer Order and the captured file type.
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Printed pp. 272-281, Uploading Files via FTP; printed pp. 298-299, FTP Optional Setting
Open manufacturer source ↗This guide compiles all discovered FTP-related setup evidence for this model, but it is not a promise that every firmware version and venue network will behave identically. Verification records the exact body, firmware, access point, protocol, payload, and result.
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Test this path ↗