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Nikon DSLR owners can finally transfer RAW images with SnapBridge

Nikon DSLR owners can finally transfer RAW images with SnapBridge

Posted on August 21, 2019 By Jarvis

Nikon camera owners can finally transfer RAW images from their WiFi-enabled DSLR or mirrorless camera to a mobile device using the company’s SnapBridge mobile app. The new ability arrived this week in an update for Android and iOS, one that also includes fast image transfers and an improved mobile design. Nikon users have been requesting the ability to wirelessly transfer RAW images using SnapBridge for years.
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