Direct access to help functions from the app menu are also now available. when a smart device is paired with a camera or connection is changed to a Wi-Fi connection). Screen design and menu structure have been significantly revised in several ways, including the adoption of progress displays to provide visual confirmation of the status of an operation (e.g. SnapBridge version 2.0 reflects feedback from users of earlier versions of the app and represents a significant update of the user interface (GUI). SnapBridge is the Nikon app that enables users to easily and seamlessly share images and control select Nikon digital camera via Bluetooth ** and Wi-Fi® connection with a compatible smart device such as a phone or tablet. EST) – Today, Nikon is pleased to announce the release of version 2.0 of Nikon SnapBridge, which offers enhanced functionality, stability and ease of use. Nikon Announces Updated Version of SnapBridge Camera Connectivity App for Seamless Image Transfer and SharingĮasier to Use, More Intuitive and Simpler Connection with SnapBridge Version 2.0 * You can learn more about the new SnapBridge app by reading the full press release below, or downloading it yourself off of the iTunes App Store or Google Play. If you have a compatible camera-according to Nikon, these include the Nikon D850, D500, D7500, and D5600-you'll now be able to control exposure modes (P/S/A/M), shutter speed, aperture, exposure comp, ISO, and white balance. On the feature side, the major addition is full manual control. The app has also now been equipped with a 'power saving mode' that keeps SnapBridge from draining your smartphone or tablet's battery when you're not connected to a camera (i.e.

On the UI side, both the screen design and the menu structure have been updated to be 'more intuitive' and offer direct access to Help functions. The new SnapBridge Version 2.0-which is available for both iOS and Android devices starting today-has been redesigned with an easier-to-use interface and a bunch of new features like the ability to register up to five devices, and full-manual control of select cameras. Nikon just released a new version of its camera connectivity app SnapBridge.

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