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Snapbridge Experience? 2017-03-27 09:05:10 Post No. 3047113
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I am launching a street vending/food truck/catering business in about a month. I anticipate doing at least one social media post per day. The addition of Snapbridge on the new D5600 is very appealing, assuming it works the way it is supposed to do. Unfortunately, I've been burned before by Nikon's wireless adapter and Olympus's so-call wifi connection. To make matters a little more complicated, buying a new D5600 will mean I have to sell my D7100.
So, anyone have any experience with Snapbridge and/or the Nikon D5600?
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https://youtu.be/WZXdPudztQs
Tl;dw it sucks, just get a USB SD card reader and a USB OTG cable.
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>>3047118
That was hard to browse, but thank you for sharing. I actually do own an official Apple SD reader. I had completely forgotten all about it until a guy at the camera store reminded me today.
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>>3047113
>assuming it works the way it is supposed to do
Your assumption is wrong, it doesn't.
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wifi on d5300 works great.
dont know about the d5600
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It's shit. It sucks battery, it's slow, the app sucks, nothing works for Apple users, and Nikon just generally sucks at software. You're literally better off getting a wifi SD card.
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