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Wireless Mobile Utility (iOS)

User???s Manual

Install the Wireless Mobile Utility on your iOS device (iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch) to download pictures from a camera or take pictures remotely.

The Wireless Mobile Utility supports the following cameras. Some feature built-in Wi-Fi, while others require an optional wireless mobile adapter. See the section for your camera for more information on using the Wireless Mobile Utility.

Save where otherwise noted, the camera illustrations in this manual show the D3200.

A???Trademark Information

Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. IOS is a trade- mark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.???S.???A. and other coun- tries and is used under license. All other trade names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

1

A D600, D7100, D5200

This section describes the options available when the Wireless Mobile Utility and an optional wireless mobile adapter are used to connect to D600, D7100, and D5200 cameras.

Features

Use the Wireless Mobile Utility to:

Take pictures remotely (06): Tap the shut- ter icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility to take pictures and download them to the iOS device.

Download pictures as they are taken (09):

Take pictures with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

View pictures (011): View the pictures stored on the iOS device or the camera memory card.

Download pictures (014): Download existing pictures from the cam- era memory card.

Share pictures (017): Share pictures via e-mail or upload pictures to photo-sharing sites.

For information on inserting the adapter, see page 4.

Notices

???No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted, tran- scribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any lan- guage in any form without Nikon???s prior written permission.

???Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hard- ware and software described in this manual at any time and without prior notice. Nikon will not be held liable for damages that may result from any mistakes that this manual may contain.

System Requirements

Before installing the Wireless Mobile Utility, confirm that your iOS device meets the following system requirements:

Wireless LAN 11b/g/n

D???Using This Application for the First Time

Read the terms of use (page 21) before connecting.

D???The Wireless Mobile Adapter

While the adapter is inserted, the camera exposure meters will not turn off; monitor the camera battery level to ensure that the cam- era does not power off unexpectedly. In addition, some camera menu items may be grayed out and unavailable and the camera can not be used for playback or live view. Movie recording can not be used.

Installing the App

1Locate the app on the App Store.

Connect to the App Store on the iOS device and search for ???Wireless Mobile Utility???.

2Install the app.

Install the Wireless Mobile Utility.

Establishing a Wireless Connection

1Connect the wireless mobile adapter.

Attach the wireless mobile adapter to the camera and turn the camera on. See the manual supplied with the wireless mobile adapter for details.

2Enable Wi-Fi on the iOS device.

If Wi-Fi is off, turn it on.

3Select the appropriate SSID.

The default SSID begins with???Nikon???. iOS-compliant devices can not be connected using WPS.

4Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility.

After selecting On for Privacy > Photos > WMU, launch the Wireless Mobile Utility. When a connection is established, the LED on the wireless mobile adapter will glow green and the main dialog for the Wireless Mobile Utility will be displayed on the iOS device. For information on taking pic- tures, see page 6. For information on viewing pictures, see page 11.

A???Connection Status

Connection status is shown by an icon in the home display:

??????: Connection established.

??????: No connection. Tap the icon to open the iOS device settings menu and check Wi-Fi settings.

Taking Photos

Take pictures remotely from the iOS device, or take pictures with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

Remote Photography

Follow the steps below to take photos from the iOS device.

1Tap Take photos.

The camera viewfinder will go dark and the iOS device will display the view through the camera lens.

2Focus.

In normal- and wide-area AF AF-area modes, tap the subject in the display to focus (if subject-tracking AF is selected, the camera will focus using wide-area AF).

3Tap the shutter icon.

The shutter will be released after you remove your finger from the icon; the resulting photo is first saved to the cam- era memory card and then downloaded to the iOS device. There is no need to point the iOS device at the wireless mo- bile adapter.

D???Remote Photography

Remote photography ends automatically when the battery in the camera or iOS device runs low. Note that using remote photogra- phy for an extended period may cause the camera???s internal tem- perature to rise; if necessary, remote photography will end auto- matically to minimize damage to camera circuits.

The iOS device can not be used to adjust camera settings; use cam- era controls to adjust settings before starting Step 1. Regardless of the release mode selected with the camera, only one picture will be taken each time you tap the shutter icon. Note that the display may not update smoothly depending on the device and network conditions.

A shutter speed of ???Time??? is available in mode M. Choose a shutter speed of Aon the camera and select Shoot > WMU on the iOS device (page 8), then tap the shutter icon to open the shutter.

Shooting ends when the icon is tapped again.

A???The Remote Photography Display

Top: Return to the top display.

d: Display the following photography- related options.

???Shoot: Choose whether to take pic- tures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

???Live view: Turn the live view display on or off.

???Download after shooting: Choose whether pictures are automatically downloaded to the iOS device. Avail- able only when WMU is selected for

Shoot.

???Self-timer: If On is selected, the cam- era shutter will be released 2 s after you tap the shutter icon. The timer turns off automatically after the shut- ter is released.

Self-timer icon: Displayed when the self- timer is on.

Camera settings: Shutter speed, aperture, etc. Not displayed when device is in landscape orientation.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Downloading Photos as They Are Taken

Take photos with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

1 Tap Take photos.

2 Tap d.

3 Tap Camera.

4Take photos.

Frame photos in the camera viewfinder and shoot. Photos are downloaded to the iOS device after being saved to the camera memory card.

A???The Photo Capture Display

The photo capture display is shown below.

d: Display Shoot options and choose whether to take pictures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

Top: Return to the top display.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Viewing Photos

Tap View photos to view the pictures stored on the iOS device. You can also view the pictures on the camera memory card and download selected images to the iOS device.

Viewing Pictures

View the pictures in camera memory or on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose a device.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera memory card, Camera roll to view the pictures stored in the camera roll on the iOS device. The pictures will be displayed as small ???thumbnail??? images.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to display the picture full frame. You can then swipe left or right to view additional pictures, or tap ato view information about the current image.

D???Movies

The Wireless Mobile Utility can not be used to view or download movies.

D???Deleting Pictures

Pictures can not be deleted using the Wireless Mobile Utility, but pictures can be deleted from the camera roll on the iOS device.

A???Choosing a Folder

The iOS device will either show a folder list or display the pictures on the camera memory card as small ???thumbnail??? images. When thumbnails are displayed, the folders can be viewed by tapping the f icon, while folders are displayed, you can tap a folder to view its contents in a thumbnail list.

Downloading Existing Pictures

Download pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Tap Pictures on camera.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera.

D???Dropped Connections

If the wireless connection is lost while a picture is being download- ed, the picture will not be saved to the iOS device (connection loss may occur if, for example, the camera turns off during download). Any pictures downloaded before the connection was interrupted are unaffected.

3Select pictures for download.

Tap Select and then thumbnails to select or deselect (to dese-

lect all pictures, tap ). Selected pic- tures are indicated by a check mark.

Alternatively, you can select pictures by tapping a picture in the thumbnail list to display it full frame and then tapping the check mark to select or deselect. Swipe left or right to view additional pictures or tap the folder name to return to the thumbnail list.

D???Downloading Existing Pictures

NEF (RAW) images are converted to JPEG format; if the images were recorded using an NEF (RAW) + JPEG option, only the JPEG copy will be downloaded. Exif data will be adapted to iOS specifications.

4Tap Download.

Tap Download to download the select- ed pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

If multiple pictures are selected, a confirma- tion dialog will be displayed; tap Yes to download the pictures at the size selected for Image size in the Settings menu (page 19).

If only one picture is selected, you will be prompted to choose the size at which

the picture will be copied to the iOS de- vice. Chooseasize(page19)andthentap Download to download the picture.

A???Image Size

Regardless of the size selected, pictures may sometimes be down- loaded at their original size.

A???Location Data

The options shown at right will be displayed if Settings > Embed location data > View photos is enabled (page 20).

Sharing Pictures

Before sharing pictures, connect to a network with Internet ac- cess.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose Camera roll or Latest downloads.

Tap Camera roll to view the pictures already downloaded to the iOS camera roll, Latest downloads to view the most recently downloaded photos (up to 12) at their original im- age quality and size.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to view the picture full frame.

4Tap b.

After displaying a picture you want to share, tap b and choose from a list of picture-sharing apps and functions (the specific contents of the list vary from de- vice to device).

Wireless Mobile Utility Options

The options listed below can be accessed by tapping the cicon in the Wireless Mobile Utility top display.

Connection Status

Synchronize clock Synchronize the camera clock with the iOS device.

Battery Warning Level

Remote photography will end automatically when the camera or iOS device battery reaches the selected level.

Help

Terms of Use

View the Wireless Mobile Utility terms of use.

B D3200, COOLPIX A

This section describes the options available when the Wireless Mobile Utility and an optional wireless mobile adapter are used to connect to D3200 and COOLPIX A cameras.

Features

Use the Wireless Mobile Utility to:

Take pictures remotely (026):Tap the shut- ter icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility to take pictures and download them to the iOS device.

Download pictures as they are taken (029):

Take pictures with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

View pictures (031): View the pictures stored on the iOS device or the camera memory card.

Download pictures (034): Download existing pictures from the cam- era memory card.

Share pictures (037): Share pictures via e-mail or upload pictures to photo-sharing sites.

For information on inserting the adapter, see page 24.

Notices

???No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted, tran- scribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any lan- guage in any form without Nikon???s prior written permission.

???Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hard- ware and software described in this manual at any time and without prior notice. Nikon will not be held liable for damages that may result from any mistakes that this manual may contain.

System Requirements

Before installing the Wireless Mobile Utility, confirm that your iOS device meets the following system requirements:

Wireless LAN 11b/g/n

D???Using This Application for the First Time

Read the terms of use (page 41) before connecting.

D???The Wireless Mobile Adapter

While the adapter is inserted, the camera exposure meters will not turn off; monitor the camera battery level to ensure that the cam- era does not power off unexpectedly. In addition, some camera menu items may be grayed out and unavailable and the camera can not be used for playback or live view. Movie recording can not be used.

Installing the App

1Locate the app on the App Store.

Connect to the App Store on the iOS device and search for ???Wireless Mobile Utility???.

2Install the app.

Install the Wireless Mobile Utility.

Establishing a Wireless Connection

1Connect the wireless mobile adapter.

Attach the wireless mobile adapter to the camera and turn the camera on. See the manual supplied with the wireless mobile adapter for details.

2Enable Wi-Fi on the iOS device.

If Wi-Fi is off, turn it on.

3Select the appropriate SSID.

The default SSID begins with???Nikon???. iOS-compliant devices can not be connected using WPS.

4Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility.

After selecting On for Privacy > Photos > WMU, launch the Wireless Mobile Utility. When a connection is established, the LED on the wireless mobile adapter will glow green and the main dialog for the Wireless Mobile Utility will be displayed on the iOS device. For information on taking pic- tures, see page 26. For information on viewing pictures, see page 31.

A???Connection Status

Connection status is shown by an icon in the home display:

??????: Connection established.

??????: No connection. Tap the icon to open the iOS device settings menu and check Wi-Fi settings.

Taking Photos

Take pictures remotely from the iOS device, or take pictures with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

Remote Photography

Follow the steps below to take photos from the iOS device.

1Tap Take photos.

The camera viewfinder will go dark and the iOS device will display the view through the camera lens.

2Tap the shutter icon.

Tap the shutter. If the camera is able to focus, the shutter will be released after you remove your finger from the icon; the resulting photo is first saved to the camera memory card and then down- loaded to the iOS device. There is no need to point the iOS device at the wire- less mobile adapter.

D???Remote Photography

Remote photography ends automatically when the battery in the camera or iOS device runs low. Note that using remote photogra- phy for an extended period may cause the camera???s internal tem- perature to rise; if necessary, remote photography will end auto- matically to minimize damage to camera circuits.

The iOS device can not be used to adjust camera settings; use cam- era controls to adjust settings before starting Step 1. Regardless of the release mode selected with the camera, only one picture will be taken each time you tap the shutter icon. Note that the display may not update smoothly depending on the device and network conditions.

In normal- and wide-area AF AF-area modes, the camera will focus on the subject in the focus area selected with the camera; if subject- tracking AF is selected, the camera will focus using wide-area AF.

A???The Remote Photography Display

Top: Return to the top display.

d: Display the following photography- related options.

???Shoot: Choose whether to take pic- tures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

???Download after shooting: Choose whether pictures are automatically downloaded to the iOS device. Avail- able only when WMU is selected for

Shoot.

???Self-timer: If On is selected, the cam- era shutter will be released 2 s after you tap the shutter icon. The timer turns off automatically after the shut- ter is released.

Self-timer icon: Displayed when the self- timer is on.

Camera settings: Shutter speed, aperture, etc. Not displayed when device is in landscape orientation.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Downloading Photos as They Are Taken

Take photos with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

1 Tap Take photos.

2 Tap d.

3 Tap Camera.

4Take photos.

Frame photos in the camera viewfinder and shoot. Photos are downloaded to the iOS device after being saved to the camera memory card.

A???The Photo Capture Display

The photo capture display is shown below.

d: Display Shoot options and choose whether to take pictures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

Top: Return to the top display.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Viewing Photos

Tap View photos to view the pictures stored on the iOS device. You can also view the pictures on the camera memory card and download selected images to the iOS device.

Viewing Pictures

View the pictures in camera memory or on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose a device.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera memory card, Camera roll to view the pictures stored in the camera roll on the iOS device. The pictures will be displayed as small ???thumbnail??? images.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to display the picture full frame. You can then swipe left or right to view additional pictures, or tap a to view information about the cur- rent image.

D???Movies

The Wireless Mobile Utility can not be used to view or download movies.

D???Deleting Pictures

Pictures can not be deleted using the Wireless Mobile Utility, but pictures can be deleted from the camera roll on the iOS device.

A???Choosing a Folder

The iOS device will either show a folder list or display the pictures on the camera memory card as small ???thumbnail??? images. When thumbnails are displayed, the folders can be viewed by tapping the f icon, while folders are displayed, you can tap a folder to view its contents in a thumbnail list.

Downloading Existing Pictures

Download pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Tap Pictures on camera.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera.

D???Dropped Connections

If the wireless connection is lost while a picture is being download- ed, the picture will not be saved to the iOS device (connection loss may occur if, for example, the camera turns off during download). Any pictures downloaded before the connection was interrupted are unaffected.

3Select pictures for download.

Tap Select and then thumbnails to select or deselect (to dese-

lect all pictures, tap ). Selected pic- tures are indicated by a check mark.

Alternatively, you can select pictures by tapping a picture in the thumbnail list to display it full frame and then tapping the check mark to select or deselect. Swipe left or right to view additional pictures or tap the folder name to return to the thumbnail list.

D???Downloading Existing Pictures

NEF (RAW) images are converted to JPEG format; if the images were recorded using an NEF (RAW) + JPEG option, only the JPEG copy will be downloaded. Exif data will be adapted to iOS specifications.

4Tap Download.

Tap Download to download the select- ed pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

If multiple pictures are selected, a confirma- tion dialog will be displayed; tap Yes to download the pictures at the size selected for Image size in the Settings menu (page 39).

If only one picture is selected, you will be prompted to choose the size at which

the picture will be copied to the iOS de- vice. Chooseasize(page39)andthentap Download to download the picture.

A???Image Size

Regardless of the size selected, pictures may sometimes be down- loaded at their original size.

A???Location Data

The options shown at right will be displayed if Settings > Embed location data > View photos is enabled (page 40).

Sharing Pictures

Before sharing pictures, connect to a network with Internet ac- cess.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose Camera roll or Latest downloads.

Tap Camera roll to view the pictures already downloaded to the iOS camera roll, Latest downloads to view the most recently downloaded photos (up to 12) at their original im- age quality and size.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to view the picture full frame.

4Tap b.

After displaying a picture you want to share, tap b and choose from a list of picture-sharing apps and functions (the specific contents of the list vary from de- vice to device).

Wireless Mobile Utility Options

The options listed below can be accessed by tapping the c icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility top display.

Connection Status

Synchronize clock Synchronize the camera clock with the iOS device.

Battery Warning Level

Remote photography will end automatically when the camera or iOS device battery reaches the selected level.

Help

Terms of Use

View the Wireless Mobile Utility terms of use.

C Nikon 1: V2, J3, S1

This section describes the options available when the Wireless Mobile Utility and an optional wireless mobile adapter are used to connect to Nikon 1 V2, J3, and S1 cameras.

Features

Use the Wireless Mobile Utility to:

Take pictures remotely (046):Tap the shut- ter icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility to take pictures and download them to the iOS device.

View pictures (049): View the pictures stored on the iOS device or the camera memory card.

Download pictures (052): Download existing pictures from the cam- era memory card.

Share pictures (055): Share pictures via e-mail or upload pictures to photo-sharing sites.

For information on inserting the adapter, see page 44.

Notices

???No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted, tran- scribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any lan- guage in any form without Nikon???s prior written permission.

???Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hard- ware and software described in this manual at any time and without prior notice. Nikon will not be held liable for damages that may result from any mistakes that this manual may contain.

System Requirements

Before installing the Wireless Mobile Utility, confirm that your iOS device meets the following system requirements:

Wireless LAN 11b/g/n

D???Using This Application for the First Time

Read the terms of use (page 59) before connecting.

D???The Wireless Mobile Adapter

While the adapter is inserted, the camera exposure meters will not turn off; monitor the camera battery level to ensure that the cam- era does not power off unexpectedly. In addition, some camera menu items may be grayed out and unavailable and the camera can not be used for playback or live view. Movie recording can not be used.

Installing the App

1Locate the app on the App Store.

Connect to the App Store on the iOS device and search for ???Wireless Mobile Utility???.

2Install the app.

Install the Wireless Mobile Utility.

Establishing a Wireless Connection

1Connect the wireless mobile adapter.

Attach the wireless mobile adapter to the camera and turn the camera on. See the manual supplied with the wireless mobile adapter for details.

2Enable Wi-Fi on the iOS device.

If Wi-Fi is off, turn it on.

3Select the appropriate SSID.

The default SSID begins with???Nikon???. iOS-compliant devices can not be connected using WPS.

4Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility.

After selecting On for Privacy > Photos > WMU, launch the Wireless Mobile Utility. When a connection is established, the LED on the wireless mobile adapter will glow green and the main dialog for the Wireless Mobile Utility will be displayed on the iOS device. For information on taking pic- tures, see page 46. For information on viewing pictures, see page 49.

A???Connection Status

Connection status is shown by an icon in the home display:

??????: Connection established.

??????: No connection. Tap the icon to open the iOS device settings menu and check Wi-Fi settings.

Taking Photos

Follow the steps below to take photos from the iOS device.

1Tap Take photos.

The camera viewfinder will go dark and the iOS device will display the view through the camera lens.

2Tap the shutter icon.

The shutter will be released after you remove your finger from the icon and the camera focuses (note that no photo will be taken if the camera is unable to focus); the resulting photo is first saved to the camera memory card and then downloaded to the iOS device. There is no need to point the iOS device at the wireless mobile adapter.

D???Remote Photography

Remote photography ends automatically when the battery in the camera or iOS device runs low. Note that using remote photogra- phy for an extended period may cause the camera???s internal tem- perature to rise; if necessary, remote photography will end auto- matically to minimize damage to camera circuits.

The iOS device can not be used to adjust camera settings; use cam- era controls to adjust settings before starting Step 1. Regardless of the release mode selected with the camera, only one picture will be taken each time you tap the shutter icon. Note that the display may not update smoothly depending on the device and network conditions.

Regardless of the settings selected with the camera, pictures will be taken in mode P (programmed auto) using single-servo autofocus (AF-S) and auto-area AF. Face-priority AF is disabled and the focus point is not displayed.

A???The Remote Photography Display

Top: Return to the top display.

d: Display the following photography- related options.

???Download after shooting: Choose whether pictures are automatically downloaded to the iOS device.

???Self-timer: If On is selected, the cam- era shutter will be released 2 s after you tap the shutter icon. The timer turns off automatically after the shut- ter is released.

Self-timer icon: Displayed when the self- timer is on.

Camera settings: Shutter speed, aperture, etc. Not displayed when device is in landscape orientation.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Viewing Photos

Tap View photos to view the pictures stored on the iOS device. You can also view the pictures on the camera memory card and download selected images to the iOS device.

Viewing Pictures

View the pictures in camera memory or on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose a device.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera memory card, Camera roll to view the pictures stored in the camera roll on the iOS device. The pictures will be displayed as small ???thumbnail??? images.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to display the picture full frame. You can then swipe left or right to view additional pictures, or tap a to view information about the cur- rent image.

D???Movies

The Wireless Mobile Utility can not be used to view or download movies.

D???Deleting Pictures

Pictures can not be deleted using the Wireless Mobile Utility, but pictures can be deleted from the camera roll on the iOS device.

A???Choosing a Folder

The iOS device will either show a folder list or display the pictures on the camera memory card as small ???thumbnail??? images. When thumbnails are displayed, the folders can be viewed by tapping the f icon, while folders are displayed, you can tap a folder to view its contents in a thumbnail list.

Downloading Existing Pictures

Download pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Tap Pictures on camera.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera.

D???Dropped Connections

If the wireless connection is lost while a picture is being download- ed, the picture will not be saved to the iOS device (connection loss may occur if, for example, the camera turns off during download). Any pictures downloaded before the connection was interrupted are unaffected.

3Select pictures for download.

Tap Select and then thumbnails to select or deselect (to dese-

lect all pictures, tap ). Selected pic- tures are indicated by a check mark.

Alternatively, you can select pictures by tapping a picture in the thumbnail list to display it full frame and then tapping the check mark to select or deselect. Swipe left or right to view additional pictures or tap the folder name to return to the thumbnail list.

D???Downloading Existing Pictures

NEF (RAW) images are converted to JPEG format; if the images were recorded using an NEF (RAW) + JPEG option, only the JPEG copy will be downloaded. Exif data will be adapted to iOS specifications.

4Tap Download.

Tap Download to download the select- ed pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

If multiple pictures are selected, a confirma- tion dialog will be displayed; tap Yes to download the pictures at the size selected for Image size in the Settings menu (page 57).

If only one picture is selected, you will be prompted to choose the size at which

the picture will be copied to the iOS de- vice. Chooseasize(page57)andthentap Download to download the picture.

A???Image Size

Regardless of the size selected, pictures may sometimes be down- loaded at their original size.

A???Location Data

The options shown at right will be displayed if Settings > Embed location data > View photos is enabled (page 58).

Sharing Pictures

Before sharing pictures, connect to a network with Internet ac- cess.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose Camera roll or Latest downloads.

Tap Camera roll to view the pictures already downloaded to the iOS camera roll, Latest downloads to view the most recently downloaded photos (up to 12) at their original im- age quality and size.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to view the picture full frame.

4Tap b.

After displaying a picture you want to share, tap b and choose from a list of picture-sharing apps and functions (the specific contents of the list vary from de- vice to device).

Wireless Mobile Utility Options

The options listed below can be accessed by tapping the c icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility top display.

Connection Status

Synchronize clock Synchronize the camera clock with the iOS device.

Battery Warning Level

Remote photography will end automatically when the camera or iOS device battery reaches the selected level.

Help

Terms of Use

View the Wireless Mobile Utility terms of use.

D COOLPIX: P520, P330, S9500, S6600, S6500, S5200, AW110

This section describes the options available when the Wireless Mobile Utility is used to connect to COOLPIX P520, P330, S9500, S6600, S6500, S5200, and AW110 cameras.

Features

Use the Wireless Mobile Utility to:

Take pictures remotely (064):Tap the shut- ter icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility to take pictures and download them to the iOS device.

Download pictures as they are taken (067):

Take pictures with a compatible cam- era and save them to the iOS device.

View pictures (069): View the pictures stored on the iOS device or the camera memory card.

Download pictures (072): Download existing pictures from the cam- era memory card.

Share pictures (075): Share pictures via e-mail or upload pictures to photo-sharing sites.

Note that an optional wireless mobile adapter is required when the app is used with cameras not equipped with built-in wire- less; for information on inserting the adapter, see page 62.

Notices

???No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted, tran- scribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any lan- guage in any form without Nikon???s prior written permission.

???Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hard- ware and software described in this manual at any time and without prior notice. Nikon will not be held liable for damages that may result from any mistakes that this manual may contain.

System Requirements

Before installing the Wireless Mobile Utility, confirm that your iOS device meets the following system requirements:

Wireless LAN 11b/g/n

D???Using This Application for the First Time

Read the terms of use (page 79) before connecting.

Installing the App

1Locate the app on the App Store.

Connect to the App Store on the iOS device and search for ???Wireless Mobile Utility???.

2Install the app.

Install the Wireless Mobile Utility.

Establishing a Wireless Connection

The following applies only to cameras without built-in Wi-Fi. For information on cameras with built-in Wi-Fi, see the manual pro- vided with the camera.

1Connect the wireless mobile adapter.

Attach the wireless mobile adapter to the camera and turn the camera on. See the manual supplied with the wireless mobile adapter for details.

2Enable Wi-Fi on the iOS device.

If Wi-Fi is off, turn it on.

3Select the appropriate SSID.

The default SSID begins with???Nikon???. iOS-compliant devices can not be connected using WPS.

4Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility.

After selecting On for Privacy > Photos > WMU, launch the Wireless Mobile Utility. When a connection is established, the LED on the wireless mobile adapter will glow green and the main dialog for the Wireless Mobile Utility will be displayed on the iOS device. Take and view pictures as de- scribed on pages 64 and 69, respectively.

D???The Wireless Mobile Adapter (for Cameras Without Built-in Wi-Fi)

While the adapter is inserted, the camera exposure meters will not turn off; monitor the camera battery level to ensure that the cam- era does not power off unexpectedly. In addition, some camera menu items may be grayed out and unavailable and the camera can not be used for playback or live view. Movie recording can not be used.

A???Connection Status

Connection status is shown by an icon in the home display:

??????: Connection established.

??????: No connection. Tap the icon to open the iOS device settings menu and check Wi-Fi settings.

Taking Photos

Take pictures remotely from the iOS device, or take pictures with the camera and save them to the iOS device.

Remote Photography

Follow the steps below to take photos from the iOS device.

1Tap Take photos.

The camera viewfinder will go dark and the iOS device will display the view through the camera lens.

2Tap the shutter icon.

The shutter will be released after you re- move your finger from the icon and the camera focuses; the resulting photo is first saved to the camera memory card and then downloaded to the iOS device. There is no need to point the iOS device at the wireless mobile adapter.

D???Remote Photography

Remote photography ends automatically when the battery in the camera or iOS device runs low. Note that using remote photogra- phy for an extended period may cause the camera???s internal tem- perature to rise; if necessary, remote photography will end auto- matically to minimize damage to camera circuits.

The iOS device can not be used to adjust camera settings; use cam- era controls to adjust settings before starting Step 1. Regardless of the release mode selected with the camera, only one picture will be taken each time you tap the shutter icon. Note that the display may not update smoothly depending on the device and network conditions.

Regardless of the settings selected with the camera, pictures will be taken in C (auto) mode using target finding autofocus. The focus point is not displayed.

A???The Remote Photography Display

Top: Return to the top display.

d: Display the following photogra- phy-related options.

???Shoot???*: Choose whether to take pic- tures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

???Download after shooting: Choose whether pictures are automatically downloaded to the iOS device. Avail- able only when WMU is selected for

Shoot.

???Self-timer: If On is selected, the cam- era shutter will be released 2 s after you tap the shutter icon. The timer turns off automatically after the shut- ter is released.

Self-timer icon: Displayed when the self- timer is on.

Camera settings: Shutter speed, aperture, etc. Not displayed when device is in landscape orientation.

Optical zoom: Tap T to zoom in, W to zoom out.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

* Compatible cameras only.

Downloading Photos as They Are Taken

Take photos with any of the following cameras and save them to the iOS device: S6600.

1 Tap Take photos.

2Tap d.

3Tap Camera.

4Take photos.

Use the camera to frame and shoot photos. Photos are downloaded to the iOS device after being saved to the cam- era memory card.

A???The Photo Capture Display

The photo capture display is shown below.

d: Display Shoot options and choose whether to take pictures using the iOS device (WMU) or the camera (Camera).

Top: Return to the top display.

Thumbnail area: Downloaded pictures.

Viewing Photos

Tap View photos to view the pictures stored on the iOS device. You can also view the pictures on the camera memory card and download selected images to the iOS device.

Viewing Pictures

View the pictures in camera memory or on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose a device.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera memory card, Camera roll to view the pictures stored in the camera roll on the iOS device. The pictures will be displayed as small ???thumbnail??? images.

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to display the picture full frame. You can then swipe left or right to view additional pictures, or tap a to view information about the cur- rent image.

D???Movies

The Wireless Mobile Utility can not be used to view or download movies.

D???Deleting Pictures

Pictures can not be deleted using the Wireless Mobile Utility, but pictures can be deleted from the camera roll on the iOS device.

A???Choosing a Folder

The iOS device will either show a folder list or display the pictures on the camera memory card as small ???thumbnail??? images. When thumbnails are displayed, the folders can be viewed by tapping the f icon, while folders are displayed, you can tap a folder to view its contents in a thumbnail list.

Downloading Existing Pictures

Download pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

1 Tap View photos.

2Tap Pictures on camera.

Tap Pictures on camera to view the pictures on the camera.

D???Dropped Connections

If the wireless connection is lost while a picture is being download- ed, the picture will not be saved to the iOS device (connection loss may occur if, for example, the camera turns off during download). Any pictures downloaded before the connection was interrupted are unaffected.

3Select pictures for download.

Tap Select and then thumbnails to select or deselect (to dese-

lect all pictures, tap ). Selected pic- tures are indicated by a check mark.

Alternatively, you can select pictures by tapping a picture in the thumbnail list to display it full frame and then tapping the check mark to select or deselect. Swipe left or right to view additional pictures or tap the folder name to return to the thumbnail list.

D???Downloading Existing Pictures

NEF (RAW) images are converted to JPEG format; if the images were recorded using an NEF (RAW) + JPEG option, only the JPEG copy will be downloaded. 3D images are converted to 2D JPEG images. Exif data will be adapted to iOS specifications.

4Tap Download.

Tap Download to download the select- ed pictures to the camera roll on the iOS device.

If multiple pictures are selected, a confirma- tion dialog will be displayed; tap Yes to download the pictures at the size selected for Image size in the Settings menu (page 77).

If only one picture is selected, you will be prompted to choose the size at which

the picture will be copied to the iOS de- vice. Chooseasize(page77)andthentap Download to download the picture.

A???Image Size

Regardless of the size selected, pictures may sometimes be down- loaded at their original size.

A???Location Data

The options shown at right will be displayed if Settings > Embed location data > View photos is enabled (page 78).

Sharing Pictures

Before sharing pictures, connect to a network with Internet ac- cess.

1 Tap View photos.

2Choose Camera roll or Latest downloads.

Tap Camera roll to view the pictures already downloaded to the iOS camera roll, Latest downloads to view the most recently downloaded photos (up to 12) at their original im- age quality and size (3D images are however converted to 2D JPEG images).

3View pictures.

Tap a thumbnail to view the picture full frame.

4Tap b.

After displaying a picture you want to share, tap b and choose from a list of picture-sharing apps and functions (the specific contents of the list vary from de- vice to device).

Wireless Mobile Utility Options

The options listed below can be accessed by tapping the c icon in the Wireless Mobile Utility top display.

Connection Status

Synchronize clock Synchronize the camera clock with the iOS device.

Battery Warning Level

Remote photography will end automatically when the camera or iOS device battery reaches the selected level.

Help

Terms of Use

View the Wireless Mobile Utility terms of use.

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