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(Image: Nikon website.)

Do you use a Nikon camera and are unhappy that you can’t download NEF (RAW) images to your smartphone?

Well, Nikon has heard you. In the latest update to its SnapBridge mobile app for iOS and Android, you can finally wirelessly transfer your RAW files to your mobile device.

In addition to the RAW transfer support, the new SnapBridge 2.6 also boasts faster automatic image transfers (for 2MP versions), better DSLR and mirrorless camera control, faster initial pairing, selectable location accuracy, and, of course, an improved UI.

Source: Nikon (via DPReview).