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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 844260" data-attributes="member: 47024">I use Snapbridge when we are away and want to &quot;view&quot; my photos from a day out on my phone. It sounds like you have it working, but to be sure here is the wonky workflow. Turn on wifi on the camera, then connect to that network on your phone, then open snapbridge (in that order). with the Z series you should see the view right away is you select shooting and you have control of several parameters (On D series the mirror will go up and put you in &quot;live view&quot;) For the downloading part to your phone the 2mb default is to save space on your phone, you should see an option to download &quot;full&quot; size. The Z7II has a large sensor and even JPG files (if large) can take up lots of space. The intention of snapbridge is to get a post able file onto your phone quick, for example I shoot all photos RAW. If I want to send a family member a shot of the day the 2mb file is as the camera would have processed the shot if I was shooting JPG. this is very convenient. SnapBridge is wonky but its neat (for some things) once you get used to it. I encourage you to use it more (what I had to do to) till it becomes second nature. Many of us get frustrated at first (or a long time&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> ).Hope this is helpful</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 844260, member: 47024"] I use Snapbridge when we are away and want to "view" my photos from a day out on my phone. It sounds like you have it working, but to be sure here is the wonky workflow. Turn on wifi on the camera, then connect to that network on your phone, then open snapbridge (in that order). with the Z series you should see the view right away is you select shooting and you have control of several parameters (On D series the mirror will go up and put you in "live view") For the downloading part to your phone the 2mb default is to save space on your phone, you should see an option to download "full" size. The Z7II has a large sensor and even JPG files (if large) can take up lots of space. The intention of snapbridge is to get a post able file onto your phone quick, for example I shoot all photos RAW. If I want to send a family member a shot of the day the 2mb file is as the camera would have processed the shot if I was shooting JPG. this is very convenient. SnapBridge is wonky but its neat (for some things) once you get used to it. I encourage you to use it more (what I had to do to) till it becomes second nature. Many of us get frustrated at first (or a long time ;) ). Hope this is helpful [/QUOTE]

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