How do I transfer images to my mobile device?

How do I transfer images to my mobile device?

First, download the Nikon SnapBridge app for iOS or Android. Then, go to Menu > Setup Menu > Connect to smart device (third page of the Setup menu), and follow the directions on the camera screen and on the SnapBridge app. The process is pretty straightforward, but if you run into issues, check out the Help section and the tutorials within the app.

Once the two devices are paired, you can view images on your smart device, transfer them from your camera to another device and set it up so that all images you shoot on the D5600 are automatically uploaded to your phone or tablet, even when the camera is off. (Just know that this will affect the battery life of both your phone and your camera.)) The app also allows you to add comments to images, and you can even trigger the camera remotely via the app — which is great for shooting long exposures, for example.

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