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I am not sure though why anyone would want to look at proprietary RAW files on a screen (more or less) the size of a post card. If you have a modern phone that supports USB OTG, you may be able to find a cable that would suit your needs. Neither app is (or ever was) intended to turn a phone into a glorified image tank, nor are they pro-level remote controls. Even Snapbridge downloads lower MP images for the same reason. As to your question, in the past, if you downloaded images one at a time with WMU, it would offer a higher resolution option at least when connected to an iPad but I now use a D850 so I couldn't tell you if they dropped that setting.īeyond that, the point was to be able to download select images and to see and send images from a phone without draining either battery. If you want to convey attitude as you have above, you might want to own a camera that packs it up or at least know the difference. I owned one, and liked it, but is not in the same league as a D810, D850, D5, D6, etc. I am sorry but the D750 is a very nice consumer camera. It was also never meant for professional cameras (its origins was with Coolpix models) and you don't own a professional camera anyway. To start, Nikon WMU is ancient and only supported for legacy devices.

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