Appendix
Intro to Nikon SnapBridge
Your Z fc can connect wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet that’s running Nikon’s SnapBridge app. After connecting, you can use the app to
- Transfer photos and videos from the camera to your smart device. You can transfer full-resolution images or lower-resolution (2 megapixel) versions. In either case, the camera transfers copies of your files; originals remain on the memory card. You can view the transferred files on your smart device and use the device’s Internet connection to share them online.
- Use your smart device as a wireless remote control. This is a handy option if you don’t do enough remote control shooting to justify buying a stand-alone remote control unit.
- Upload files to Nikon Image Space. Your Z fc purchase entitles you to a free account at Nikon Image Space, an online photo storage and sharing site. After creating your account, you can use SnapBridge to upload files to your gallery. Visit
www.nikonimagespace.comfor details on this feature.
SnapBridge is free and available for devices that run the Android OS (operating system) or Apple iOS. Visit Google Play for Android apps; go to the App Store for iOS apps. Device requirements for the app appear on the download page.
I can’t provide detailed instructions for using SnapBridge because things vary depending on your device and its operating system. In addition, when Nikon issues SnapBridge updates — which it often does as it introduces new cameras — some aspects of the app change. ...
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