SnapBridge Reviews – Page 25
4/5 rating based on 304 reviews. Read all reviews for SnapBridge for iPhone.
SnapBridge is free iOS app published by NIKON CORPORATION
It’s a very handy app!
Useitformusic
Works great if you want a quick way to share photos! I’ve been using it for 3 months now and I don’t see any reason to stop. :)
Great on the go
flashthisphotography
I love this app! It’s so functional & awesome when you’re shooting! You can check your work on the app rather than disturb your camera ??
D500 and iPhone 7
Original MrMac
Nope, nothing, won’t work. The app did as it was supposed to with my Android. But when I went Apple, disaster. Total waist of time. And yes I updated my firmware on the camera. Nikon you can do better.
Great idea but doesn’t work
Swaggy123223
I love the idea of this but this app only worked once for me and never worked again
Unable download photos
emslariz
Had never experienced issues with this app until now. App will allow me to connect iPhone to camera (after having issues with doing so and attempting about 10 times) but once connected, the app will not download photos from camera. Will either claim the camera is off, out of range, or connected to a different smart device. I will attempt to connect camera to app via Bluetooth by clicking “Download pictures” on the tab with the camera icon but connection is unsuccessful. Have tried all the helpful tips given by Nikon support, but no luck. Have tried turning off and on both smart device and camera. Have tired disconnecting, then connecting again. Have tried with another smart device, but am still unable to download photos.
This app does not work with my ipad pro
Sal netherlands
Very disappointed about this app. I would have thought nikkon would produce quality apps similar to the cameras. I have tried to install the app multiple times without luck. Read every article about it and tried every trick, and still couldn't.
Picture transferring
Lifeasm3m3
I would like to be able to choose the pictures i transfer to my phone instead of having to wait hours for them to all transfer and taking up all my storage.
Why don’t they just buy Sony’s software?
Fmilder
As someone who owns a Sony 6300 and a Nikon D850, I am astonished at how much better the Sony software is. Getting the Nikon software to connect to the camera takes multiple steps, and it can fail at any point. No connection at all, connect, but unable to turn on WiFi, unable to download thumbnails, and unable to download photos even after you have gone through the effort of all the preceding steps and selected photos. I have never gotten the download in the background to work, even though it drains the camera’s battery (now, I just turn it off). Selecting the photos one-at-a-time is insane. How come I can’t say "download today’s photos"? And why are my only choices 2 Mb files or original size. I’ve never gotten original size to work, so I’ve given up on that too. But I’d like a 5Mb option too. Finally, the Sony worked so well that I could be at the ballpark, take a photo with the camera, and upload and tweet it in a minute. RELIABLY. The Nikon can be counted on to take 15 minutes of effort, and then not work anyway. This software is an embarrassment.
good but..
nuren ✨
i have a nikon d5600 and transfer to photos using the wifi feature most of the time. previously, i used to transfer photos to my samsung galaxy s6 edge + where the photos transferred w/o any difficulties, but now that i have switched to an iPhone, my connection gets interrupted very often and the transfer is cancelled. will give it 5 stars if you can look into this.