Yep. This is what I do with my r5. Connect to Wi-Fi network, configured to auto upload to ftp. Unfortunately no sftp support (but it will do ftps). It’s ok, but can sometimes be a bit unreliable.
What’s more annoying is that automatically adding geolocation data for photos requires a Bluetooth link to a phone via their app which seems pretty unreliable and sometimes messes up the ftp uploads. Older canon dslrs had built in GPS.
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I think canon DSLRs with wifi can ftp.
They can also connect to phones/tablets/websites but you need apps/services.
ftp direct from camera:
https://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/5/0300024975/01/eos5d-mk4-wff-i...
page 113
link is: EOS 5D Mark IV (WG) Wi-Fi (Wireless Communication) Function Instruction Manual
Yep. This is what I do with my r5. Connect to Wi-Fi network, configured to auto upload to ftp. Unfortunately no sftp support (but it will do ftps). It’s ok, but can sometimes be a bit unreliable.
What’s more annoying is that automatically adding geolocation data for photos requires a Bluetooth link to a phone via their app which seems pretty unreliable and sometimes messes up the ftp uploads. Older canon dslrs had built in GPS.
to be clear, that was not a random link, it was the link on the canon website