SnapBridge 360/170 Hack 1.1.5 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Nikon Corporation
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 1.1.5
ID: com.nikon-image.SnapBridge360170
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Description
This app lets you connect wirelessly to a KeyMission 360 or KeyMission 170 to easily shoot/record, import, and change settings remotely. The app lets you edit images and movies as well.
Supported Digital Cameras as of July 2017
KeyMission 360, KeyMission 170
Note: Before using the app, update the camera firmware to the latest version. Visit the Nikon Download Center to get information on and download the latest firmware.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Note: For cameras other than those listed above, check "SnapBridge" and "Wireless Mobile Utility."
Principal Features
- Once the camera is paired with your iOS device, new photos can be downloaded automatically.
- Movies and still images stored on the camera can be viewed (streaming playback).
- When connected to a KeyMission 360, touch operations can be used to move the viewpoint freely and view the image at any location.
- Simple editing of movies taken by the camera can be performed.
- Camera settings can be changed remotely from an iOS device.
- Photos can be uploaded automatically to NIKON IMAGE SPACE (see Note 1 below).
- The camera can be operated from an iOS device to shoot and upload selected images.
- Photos downloaded to an iOS device can be viewed or shared via e-mail or social media.
- Download location data to the camera (Note 2) or set the camera clock to the time reported by the smart device.
- Receive notifications of firmware updates for paired cameras.
System Requirements
iOS 9.3, iOS 10.3, iOS 11.2, iOS12.3
Note: Under iOS 11.3 to 12.1, using live view during remote photography would sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
iPhone 5 or later, fourth-generation iPad or later
Bluetooth 4.0 or later
There is no guarantee that this app will run on all devices.
Updating to Version 1.1
- Auto upload is now off by default.
- You will no longer be able to use auto upload to upload images at the original size.
Notes
- Note 1: Uploading photos to NIKON IMAGE SPACE requires a Nikon ID.
- Users can register for a Nikon ID using this app.
- Enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when using this app.
- The default Wi-Fi password is "NikonKeyMission".
- Movies can be downloaded by switching to Wi-Fi and selecting the files manually. Download is not available with AVI files.
- 4K UHD movie upload and playback are not supported on the iPhone 5 and some other devices.
- The app can connect to only one camera at a time.
- The app may not perform as expected depending on your environment and network conditions.
- An iOS device with a display resolution of WVGA (960 x 540 pixels) or better is required.
- The app requires 100 MB or more of free memory on the iOS device.
- Note 2: Operation not guaranteed on devices without GPS.
- Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Using the App
For more information, use the app "Instructions" (online help) option.
https://nikonimglib.com/snbrkm/onlinehelp/en/index.html
Notes
iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc in the United States and other countries.
App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.
All other tradenames mentioned in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
Supported Digital Cameras as of July 2017
KeyMission 360, KeyMission 170
Note: Before using the app, update the camera firmware to the latest version. Visit the Nikon Download Center to get information on and download the latest firmware.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Note: For cameras other than those listed above, check "SnapBridge" and "Wireless Mobile Utility."
Principal Features
- Once the camera is paired with your iOS device, new photos can be downloaded automatically.
- Movies and still images stored on the camera can be viewed (streaming playback).
- When connected to a KeyMission 360, touch operations can be used to move the viewpoint freely and view the image at any location.
- Simple editing of movies taken by the camera can be performed.
- Camera settings can be changed remotely from an iOS device.
- Photos can be uploaded automatically to NIKON IMAGE SPACE (see Note 1 below).
- The camera can be operated from an iOS device to shoot and upload selected images.
- Photos downloaded to an iOS device can be viewed or shared via e-mail or social media.
- Download location data to the camera (Note 2) or set the camera clock to the time reported by the smart device.
- Receive notifications of firmware updates for paired cameras.
System Requirements
iOS 9.3, iOS 10.3, iOS 11.2, iOS12.3
Note: Under iOS 11.3 to 12.1, using live view during remote photography would sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
iPhone 5 or later, fourth-generation iPad or later
Bluetooth 4.0 or later
There is no guarantee that this app will run on all devices.
Updating to Version 1.1
- Auto upload is now off by default.
- You will no longer be able to use auto upload to upload images at the original size.
Notes
- Note 1: Uploading photos to NIKON IMAGE SPACE requires a Nikon ID.
- Users can register for a Nikon ID using this app.
- Enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when using this app.
- The default Wi-Fi password is "NikonKeyMission".
- Movies can be downloaded by switching to Wi-Fi and selecting the files manually. Download is not available with AVI files.
- 4K UHD movie upload and playback are not supported on the iPhone 5 and some other devices.
- The app can connect to only one camera at a time.
- The app may not perform as expected depending on your environment and network conditions.
- An iOS device with a display resolution of WVGA (960 x 540 pixels) or better is required.
- The app requires 100 MB or more of free memory on the iOS device.
- Note 2: Operation not guaranteed on devices without GPS.
- Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Using the App
For more information, use the app "Instructions" (online help) option.
https://nikonimglib.com/snbrkm/onlinehelp/en/index.html
Notes
iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc in the United States and other countries.
App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.
All other tradenames mentioned in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
Version history
1.1.5
2019-06-18
Made some minor bug fixes.
The release of iOS 12.2 has fixed an issue with iOS 11.3 and later that could sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection if live view was used during remote photography. Update to iOS 12.2 or later.
Be sure to update to the latest version of the camera firmware before using the app.
The release of iOS 12.2 has fixed an issue with iOS 11.3 and later that could sometimes interrupt the Wi-Fi connection if live view was used during remote photography. Update to iOS 12.2 or later.
Be sure to update to the latest version of the camera firmware before using the app.
1.1.4
2019-03-26
Changed some elements of the user interface.
Note: Using live view during remote photography under iOS 11.3 or later may interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
- Disable live view when using the KeyMission 360.
- Users of the KeyMission 170 will still encounter this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
- For other functions, we have confirmed that it will work without problems with iOS 12.1.
Note: Using live view during remote photography under iOS 11.3 or later may interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
- Disable live view when using the KeyMission 360.
- Users of the KeyMission 170 will still encounter this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
- For other functions, we have confirmed that it will work without problems with iOS 12.1.
1.1.3
2018-10-25
Added a function for enabling/disabling live view during remote photography (KeyMission 360 only).
Note: Using live view during remote photography under iOS 11.3 or later may interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
- Disable live view when using the KeyMission 360.
- Users of the KeyMission 170 will still encounter this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Note: Using live view during remote photography under iOS 11.3 or later may interrupt the Wi-Fi connection.
- Disable live view when using the KeyMission 360.
- Users of the KeyMission 170 will still encounter this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
1.1.2
2018-07-03
Updated the Nikon ID sign-up Privacy Notice.
1.1.1
2018-05-23
Updated the Nikon ID sign-up Privacy Notice.
1.1.0
2018-03-15
Changed some of the user interface and some messages.
Added support for the latest KeyMission 360 firmware.
The app now displays instructions for pairing the device with a camera.
Added support for the latest KeyMission 360 firmware.
The app now displays instructions for pairing the device with a camera.
1.0.10
2017-08-17
Changed some of the user interface and some messages.
1.0.8
2017-05-30
Improved Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity for the KeyMission 170.
Fixed some minor bugs.
The camera firmware must be updated to ensure compatibility with iOS 10.2.
Use a computer to download the latest camera firmware from the Nikon Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Be sure the firmware for your KeyMission 170 has been updated to the latest version.
Fixed some minor bugs.
The camera firmware must be updated to ensure compatibility with iOS 10.2.
Use a computer to download the latest camera firmware from the Nikon Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Be sure the firmware for your KeyMission 170 has been updated to the latest version.
1.0.6
2017-04-06
Added support for iOS 10.2.
Improved Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Fixed some minor bugs.
The camera firmware must be updated to ensure compatibility with iOS 10.2.
Use a computer to download the latest camera firmware from the Nikon Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
A firmware update for the KeyMission 170 is scheduled for release in late April, 2017.
Improved Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Fixed some minor bugs.
The camera firmware must be updated to ensure compatibility with iOS 10.2.
Use a computer to download the latest camera firmware from the Nikon Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
A firmware update for the KeyMission 170 is scheduled for release in late April, 2017.
1.0.5
2016-12-08
Added iOS 10.1 support for KeyMission 360.
※Make sure the firmware version in your camera is the latest. You can find information about firmware updates and download the latest firmware from Nikon's Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Improved connectivity when pairing with a camera.
Improved connectivity during automatic transfer.
Fixed some minor bugs.
※Make sure the firmware version in your camera is the latest. You can find information about firmware updates and download the latest firmware from Nikon's Download Center.
http://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/
Improved connectivity when pairing with a camera.
Improved connectivity during automatic transfer.
Fixed some minor bugs.
1.0.4
2016-11-18
Fixed an issue where some movies cannot be downloaded.
Improved Bluetooth connectivity during re-pairing.
Improved Bluetooth connectivity during re-pairing.
1.0.2
2016-10-26
Fixed some minor bugs.
1.0.1
2016-10-22
Fixed some minor bugs.
1.0.0
2016-10-21
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Ratings
2.1 out of 5
88 Ratings
Reviews
Noahbalboa,
Bad app, decent camera
The app has been laden with bugs from the beginning, and still does not appear to work reliably with the newest iOS updates. But, the camera is good. Seriously, all Nikon has to do is spend a little time on this app... come on... pretty please?
BrockDiesel,
Terrible app
This app is terrible. There are severe bugs with basically every feature. Even if the bugs were addressed, the performance is awful. To download photos from the camera, you need to connect to the camera’s private WiFi network - but full res photos can still take more than 5 minutes to download - and forget videos with any significant duration. Once you *do* get things downloaded, the app’s photo library sorts completely inscrutably (in what appears to be random order), so you likely won’t be able to find the photos you just downloaded. The entire app is so slow that it’s borderline unusable. I generally just use USB or a card reader to get data off the camera - it’s orders of magnitude faster/easier.
Queen Kamehameha,
Slightly Slow but Works Well
This is an initial review since I received my Nikon Keymission camera recently.
I was hesitant to purchase the Keymission 170 due to the plethora of poor reviews regarding the connectivity to the app. After reading the instructions AND following them, I had no issues.
Step one was making sure my camera had the firmware up to date. This is critical when pairing with the app. Once done, the camera linked to my phone and everything worked (iPhone X with iOS 12.4 installed).
There is a slight learning curve as the app doesn’t work as smoothly as I think it should but it is not so horrible that it deserves 1-2 stars.
If you expect immediate results out of the box without a little reading and research, the Nikon series action cameras are not for you. Otherwise, great camera and app. I plan to follow up this review once I have used the camera/app for a few months.
I was hesitant to purchase the Keymission 170 due to the plethora of poor reviews regarding the connectivity to the app. After reading the instructions AND following them, I had no issues.
Step one was making sure my camera had the firmware up to date. This is critical when pairing with the app. Once done, the camera linked to my phone and everything worked (iPhone X with iOS 12.4 installed).
There is a slight learning curve as the app doesn’t work as smoothly as I think it should but it is not so horrible that it deserves 1-2 stars.
If you expect immediate results out of the box without a little reading and research, the Nikon series action cameras are not for you. Otherwise, great camera and app. I plan to follow up this review once I have used the camera/app for a few months.
Ricardo Quinones,
It’s great overall!
The app functions great overall... just keep your Bluetooth on and youre good! If you DO try to remote control your camera just make sure you’re running on your network and you’ll be fine! Aside from that photos do take a few seconds to tops maybe 2 minutes depending how many were taken. But take my word this app is great✌️😎
dedrekon,
Horrific!!
I wish I could give it zero stars....the ability to interface directly with my iPhone is a big part of the reason I bought my Nikon camera.
NOTHING on this app works, it's one of those succubus apps that devours your time and energy and never .
I contacted Nikon support and they were absolutely worthless as well. Try this, try this, try this.....then finally, it must be your phone.
Nikon is well aware that this app doesn't work, just read the reviews. They obviously don't care.
NOTHING on this app works, it's one of those succubus apps that devours your time and energy and never .
I contacted Nikon support and they were absolutely worthless as well. Try this, try this, try this.....then finally, it must be your phone.
Nikon is well aware that this app doesn't work, just read the reviews. They obviously don't care.
jaypotvin,
Less than 1 star
There are so many expletives I want to write right now but won’t. This camera is the most frustrating camera I’ve ever purchased. I will never buy any product with the Nikon name on it ever again. First and Last purchase. The app doesn’t sync, the camera doesn’t work, it’s one of the biggest pieces of $&@#%*+€£¥{[#! I have ever bought. I agree with the other review here. There should be a recall on this camera, Nikon should own their failure of a product. $600 down the drain.
TowandaG,
No Support for Windows, Poor documentation, Useless App!
This product is basically useless. I am less than impressed with the quality of the videos, and photos. The app doesn’t work for me in Windows 10, Samsung Note 10+ or IPad Pro11. I’m sure with much attempts and effort it may eventually start connecting to the Keymission 360 camera, but at this point I am beyond frustrated.
I should have just purchased the GoPro!
I should have just purchased the GoPro!
Dee2761,
Keymission 360 rip-off
The lowest star I can give is 1 and this camera and app does not deserve a star. I passed up buying the Theta V 360 only because of the Nikon brand name and I was sooooo wrong. I currently have a Keymission 360 paperweight sitting on my desk collecting dust because this camera is not useable (camera is not broken or have any physical damages). The only thing that’s broken is my trust in Nikon for releasing this failure. I think Nikon owes ALL Keymission owners a refund and an apology.
Pcenginefx,
WiFi disconnects between App & Cam!
Updated my Nikon Keymission to FW v1.5 and app version is 1.1.3. When going into liveview mode the WiFi connection between my phone (iPhone 7+ with iOS 12.1.2) will disconnect every time within 10 seconds. Please fix this issue as it is the only way I can liveview the camera!
Simon Says!,
30 years of owning nikons. This app has me abandoning Nikon.
I ordered my 360 before they were released. Big mistake should have waited to find out that the phone interface is impossible. I’ve owned this camera for over 3 years and it has never successfully paired to the app.
