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Gear Talk => Camera Talk => Topic started by: David H. Hartman on September 09, 2017, 03:06:22
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A heads up...
Nikon Manual Viewer 2 is available for iPhone and Android at the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. I recently downloaded the Android version and my first impression is it's easier to use than Adobe Reader for Android. One can download manuals inside the viewer and select them from a thumbnail grid.
I did a search on my phone and didn't find a similar thread so I thought I'd give a heads up.
I hope some find this viewer useful.
Dave Hartman
The Nikon D850 manual and guides are available for download.
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Thanks for posting this. Sounds like a useful app, especially for those that have multiple Nikon models to deal with.
If one only owns one Nikon model as I do, it is easy to obtain the PDFs for the Nikon manuals and load them onto a smartphone. I have the Thom Hogan D800/E Guide on the phone as well.
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I download these manuals once and transfer them to iBooks (iOS, MacOS); the iBooks iCloud feature then makes them automatically available (in iBooks) on all devices and computers.
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I use both iBooks and the Nikon Manual browser, as on the latter not everything is available.
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Thank you. Installed and downloaded books for my cans and flash. Very good.
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Thank you for that. I think the navigation is significantly better with the Manual Viewer than with a pdf on iBooks - but you still need very good eyes to read it on a phone.
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Thank you for that. I think the navigation is significantly better with the Manual Viewer than with a pdf on iBooks - but you still need very good eyes to read it on a phone.
Us older folks need bigger screens to read good, Do not go below 5.5 inches diagonal. I do not understand why people choose 4 inch screens at all
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I don't use it much. It doesn't support the high resolution modes on iPhone + models. I installed it last year and now when I open it, it shows me blank pages of my downloaded manuals and crashes now and then. Apparently updates are best done by uninstalling and reinstalling. Oh well, I don't have much need for the app, but a very disappointing implementation of a fine idea.
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I like the iBooks view of the PDF file on my iPad Pro better than the manual viewwr rendition
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Us older folks need bigger screens to read good, Do not go below 5.5 inches diagonal. I do not understand why people choose 4 inch screens at all
I think it comes from memories of the days when if you had a big phone it was because you could not afford a new, smaller one.
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