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#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 MOVIE#
#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 UPDATE#
#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 UPGRADE#

Although, the Nikon D850, D500 and D5 are also expected to get a new firmware soon to add CFexpress support. The Nikon D5 is noticeably absent from this round of firmware updates. So, if you’ve been hoping to get real WiFi back again, now you have it.

– Touch Fn would sometimes not be available.

#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 MOVIE#

– Repeatedly pressing the zoom in and zoom out buttons during movie live view would cause unexpected behavior when 3840×2160 30p was selected for Frame size/frame rate in the MOVIE SHOOTING MENU. – If the mode dial was rotated from P to U1 and then back to P, ISO sensitivity would be set to the value selected for U1. – The camera would sometimes not turn off after the power switch was rotated to “OFF”. – The camera would sometimes stop responding during shooting in continuous high-speed (CH) release mode. – The camera sometimes had trouble focusing on subjects in the focus points at the edges of the frame.

#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 UPGRADE#

Before using this feature, upgrade to the following version of the app: For more information, see the “Addendum to the User’s Manual” in which this feature is described.

The camera now also supports direct Wi-Fi connections to devices running SnapBridge.

And as well as giving people their WiFi back, the firmware updates also offer a few other new fixes. It’s a fantastic piece of software, offering a lot of control over how you can control your camera (or cameras – it supports a whole bunch at once), and Nikon’s Snapbridge app just doesn’t even come close.įortunately, though, Nikon has finally listened to the users who have been asking for their WiFi back for three years. I use qDslrDashboard (which is now ControlMycamera on iOS) regularly over WiFi to remotely control cameras, especially when shooting video. And I know a number of people who switched brands entirely to be able to get simultaneous wireless control of multiple cameras from tablets. The addition of Snapbridge to Nikon DSLRs, and the locking out of standard WiFi was one of the reasons I haven’t upgraded any of my Nikons to Snapbridge-enabled bodies.

#WIRELESS MOBILE UTILITY NIKON D3400 UPDATE#

First, here’s the links for those who already get it and just want to update their cameras.