Nikon SnapBridge 2.0: Now More Intuitive and Simple To Use

Nikon has released a SnapBridge 2.0 application that allows you to control compatible cameras via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The update was developed based on the opinions received from users. The interface has been redesigned to be more intuitive. From the menu, you can now directly access the help functions, so it’s easier to provide support for less experienced users. The application allows you to register up to 5 cameras, facilitating the transition from one product to another.

The app is also equipped with a new power-saving mode that controls the amount of smart device power consumed by the app when it is not connected to a camera for an extended period of time. Nikon SnapBridge 2.0 also features a location data accuracy setting that allows users to choose between lower power consumption and greater location data accuracy by selecting how often the smart device updates location data.

For even more creative control with select Nikon cameras, important digital SLR camera settings can now be controlled from the SnapBridge app through remote photography*. The live view display on the smart device can be used to confirm and adjust camera settings, allowing users to enjoy more full-scale shooting. Users also now have access to exposure modes (P/S/A/M), shutter speed, aperture value, exposure compensation, ISO sensitivity, and white balance. Controls will vary among various camera models.

SnapBridge 2.0 Compatible Nikon Cameras:

• D850
• D500
• D7500
• D5600
• D3400
• A900
• A300
• B700
• B500
• W100
• W300
• KeyMission 80

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