Upload pictures directly to an FTP server while the app is running. Supported Digital Cameras as of April 2022 Z 9, D6, D5, Z 7II, Z 6II, Z 7, Z 6 Use of these features requires that the camera firmware be updated to a version that supports NX Field (a fee is charged for this service). The update will be performed by a Nikon-authorized service representative. For more information, visit the site below. https://nps.nikonimaging.com/nx_field/ The update is not available in some countries; for more information, contact your service provider. Principal Features - Control remote cameras (up to a recommended maximum of nine) from your iPhone or iPad. - Display the view through the camera lens on your iPhone or iPad during shooting. - The iPad version can be used to take pictures remotely while displaying the views through the lenses of up to nine remote cameras simultaneously. - Adjust exposure, focus, white balance, image quality, and other settings remotely. - Remotely format memory cards and edit the FTP profiles on the remote cameras. - Release the shutters on all connected remote cameras simultaneously. You can also release the shutters on selected cameras one at a time. - Upload pictures directly from the remote camera to an FTP server. - Copy saved settings for all remote cameras to other iPhones or iPads. - The iPad version can display the locations of remote cameras using hand-annotated drawings. - Cabled Ethernet connections offer greater reliability and faster image transfer than wireless connections. System Requirements iOS15.6 or later iPadOS15.6 or later There is no guarantee that this app will run on all devices. Information on supported devices is available from customer support. https://nps.nikonimaging.com/nx_field/ Notes - The app may not perform as expected depending on your environment and network conditions. Users in China must select Simplified Chinese as the operating language for the destination device when installing and using the application. Using the App For more information on using the app, see the guide at the website below. https://nps.nikonimaging.com/nx_field/
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