
Nikon released firmware update version 1.10 for the D3400 and D500 cameras (previously rumored in June) with added support for the iOS version of SnapBridge (should be announced any day now) and other fixes. Here are the details:
Nikon officially announced the new D3400 entry level DSLR camera: 24.2MP sensor ISO 25,600 Always ON bluetooth Increased battery performance – up to 1,200 shots Improved “Guide Mode” SnapBridge compatible (Wi-Fi + NFC, Bluetooth LE) EXPEED 4 image processor 5 fps No 4k video (as expected) Sample photos Price with a 18-55mm kit lens: $649.95 […]
I received information that the iOS version of SnapBridge will be released at the end of August (will be available for download at the App Store). The Android version was already released back in April. Nikon has been working together with Apple on SnapBridge for a long time (I first reported it in March, 2015). Nikon SnapBridge is compatible […]
The German website heise.de reports that Nikon has received a “cease and desist order” (?) from a German D500 camera owner for falsely advertising the camera as Wi-Fi enabled. The WLAN only works with Bluetooth but not as a standalone Wi-Fi device as the advertisements suggest (Bluetooth connection to SnapBridge needed). Here is the translation:
Just like I reported last week, today Nikon released the new SnapBridge app for Android devices (download link). The iOS version will be available later this summer. Nikon has been working directly with Apple on the iOS app for several months now. Nikon SnapBridge app for Android screenshots: For more information, check the new dedicated SnapBridge […]
I received some information that Nikon Snapbridge for Android will be officially launched next week (most likely on April 19th). This is right on time before the release of the Nikon D500 – currently scheduled for April 21st. The iOS version could be delayed and may not be available next week (not 100% sure about that). […]