United StatesThis app lets you connect wirelessly to a KeyMission 360 or KeyMission 170 to easily shoot/record, import, and change settings remotely. The app lets you edit images and movies as well. Supported Digital Cameras as of July 2017 KeyMission 360, KeyMission 170 Note: Before using the app, update the camera firmware to the latest version. Visit the Nikon Download Center to get information on and download the latest firmware. http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/ Note: For cameras other than those listed above, check "SnapBridge" and "Wireless Mobile Utility." Principal Features - Once the camera is paired with your iOS device, new photos can be downloaded automatically. - Movies and still images stored on the camera can be viewed (streaming playback). - When connected to a KeyMission 360, touch operations can be used to move the viewpoint freely and view the image at any location. - Simple editing of movies taken by the camera can be performed. - Camera settings can be changed remotely from an iOS device. - Photos can be uploaded automatically to NIKON IMAGE SPACE (see Note 1 below). - The camera can be operated from an iOS device to shoot and upload selected images. - Photos downloaded to an iOS device can be viewed or shared via e-mail or social media. - Download location data to the camera (Note 2) or set the camera clock to the time reported by the smart device. - Receive notifications of firmware updates for paired cameras. System Requirements iOS 9.3, iOS 10.3, iOS 11.2, iOS12.3 Note: Under iOS 11.3 to 12.1, using live view during remote photography would sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection. iPhone 5 or later, fourth-generation iPad or later Bluetooth 4.0 or later There is no guarantee that this app will run on all devices. Updating to Version 1.1 - Auto upload is now off by default. - You will no longer be able to use auto upload to upload images at the original size. Notes - Note 1: Uploading photos to NIKON IMAGE SPACE requires a Nikon ID. - Users can register for a Nikon ID using this app. - Enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when using this app. - The default Wi-Fi password is "NikonKeyMission". - Movies can be downloaded by switching to Wi-Fi and selecting the files manually. Download is not available with AVI files. - 4K UHD movie upload and playback are not supported on the iPhone 5 and some other devices. - The app can connect to only one camera at a time. - The app may not perform as expected depending on your environment and network conditions. - An iOS device with a display resolution of WVGA (960 x 540 pixels) or better is required. - The app requires 100 MB or more of free memory on the iOS device. - Note 2: Operation not guaranteed on devices without GPS. - Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Using the App For more information, use the app "Instructions" (online help) option. https://nikonimglib.com/snbrkm/onlinehelp/en/index.html Notes iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc in the United States and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. All other tradenames mentioned in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
Almost NEVER works
I’ve been trying to use this app for a couple of years now and it’s only successfully connected to my camera three times! I’ve tried everything in the “help” section and I still get the “connection unsuccessful” error. On the EXTREMELY rare occasions when it has worked the process of downloading photos to my phone has been pretty quick and easy but since the app seemingly CANNOT connect to my P1000, it’s pretty much all but useless.
United StatesDoesn’t work
This app does not work.
United StatesWaste of time, does not work
I have both d850 and z9, and neither would connect. Don’t waste your time on this. I know, because I spent two day of web search and never got this piece of crap to work
United Stateswaste of an hour; nfg
Z7ii will not pair with either BT or WiFi. Constant loop of both bevices seeing each other and saying paired or connected in phone settings but in app "connection failed". iPhone 13 Pro iOS 15.5 Snapbridge 2.9.0 The bridge snapped...brilliant Nikon
United StatesOld and doesn’t work
Not with the times, old, and can never establish connection with any of my DLSRs or mirrorless cameras. Other camera companies don’t have this problem with wireless connection. Nikon hasn’t fixed this for years. Lazy.
United StatesDoesn’t work with iPad/iPhone, only android, so far
Tried multiple devices and this software doesn’t work with apple products, only android, so far
United StatesNot working with iOS 14.2
Updated review: this app will no longer connect to the camera. I deleted the app and attempted to connect with a fresh start. It will start the pairing process and go through the steps to connect, but fails to pair properly. I tested the camera with an android device, and it connects as expected. Clearly the newest iOS update broke the functionality, so the app needs to be updated to use this. I have the Nikon Keymission 360 camera and use it extensively. It's a great camera but requires the use of this app to effectively use the camera properly. There are several limitations with the app though. Since I use an iPhone to connect to the camera the app must be started and you go through several steps to connect via Bluetooth, only to then connect to the camera as an access point. This has improved, but still takes a while. And if you want to take a few pictures in a row, you have to leave the app open and the phone on. If you put your phone to sleep or your screen goes dark, you have to go through the process of reconnecting to the camera all over again. This drains the battery very quickly. While you can take photos and videos with the cameras buttons directly, the metadata of the images captured this way will not contain location or day/time info. The metadata is borrowed from the phone's location, day and time then transferred to the images when connected to the camera. So it is almost essential that you use the app if you want this metadata. The app will also download photos from the camera to the iPhone directly, even the full high res versions fairly quickly, but the name of the photos is "temporary.jpg" and not the number of the image on the card. While this is not a big deal, I have found that the temporary images downloaded this way have to be deleted from my phone before pulling images from the card. Otherwise the images downloaded from the card may not replace the ones downloaded from the camera to the phone, as they contain the same date/time stamp. I prefer the image names to be what the camera named them, instead of "temporary.jpg". If you do not want them downloaded to the phone, and always just download them from the card to a computer, this is not a big deal.
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Made some minor bug fixes. The release of iOS 12.2 has fixed an issue with iOS 11.3 and later that could sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection if live view was used during remote photography. Update to iOS 12.2 or later. Be sure to update to the latest version of the camera firmware before using the app.
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