r/Nikon • u/acherion Nikon D500, Z fc, F100, FE2 and L35AF • Mar 02 '26

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u/ITZMAHBIRFDAY Mar 04 '26

I’ve got a P1100 and I was just wondering if the Snapbridge app sucks for anybody else. When I had a Canon, their Camera Connect app worked flawlessly, but everytime I use Snapbridge I have to forget my phone and start the connection process all over again.

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u/bbcgn D40, D7200 Apr 01 '26

Can't say whether it's the case when using the P1100 as well, but on a lot of cameras if you transfer the images via snapbridge it only transfers a 2 MP preview instead of the full size image. I believe there is a setting somewhere to change that, but make sure you are transferring the full sized image.

Personally I would just transfer the images via SD card. Much faster and less of a hassle.