Your Nikon D750 camera is an amazing camera platform which provides excellent, reliable shots of incredible quality.
The WirelessMobileUtility software extends the capabilities of your camera, allowing you the freedom to move away from the camera itself, but still line up, take the shot, and adjust on-the-fly, as well as reviewing the stills and movies you've taken recently, to be sure you've got the images you need with the ease of the touch-screen interface of your phone or tablet.
This guide will walk you through the basic troubleshooting steps to get Nikon WirelessMobileUtility working again with your Nikon D750 Camera.
2. Android: Restart
Hold down the power button on your Android device. Depending on the manufacturer and model of Android device you have, the location of the power button will vary.
A prompt will appear on-screen. Select Restart.
If the menu does not pop up, continue to hold the power button, and your Android device will shut off.
If you had to shut down your Android device, wait 30 seconds before turning your device back on.
3. Nikon D750: Restart
Turn off the camera.
Wait 10 seconds.
Turn the camera back on.
4. Android: Enable Bluetooth
Swipe down on your screen (or up, if using a tablet) to access the menu.
Hold down on the Bluetooth icon to bring up Bluetooth options.
Ensure the Bluetooth switch is set to ON.
5. Android: Enable Location
This app requires location services to be enabled on your device to function properly.
Open Settings on your phone or tablet.
Scroll down, and select Location.
Make sure Location services are turned On at the top.
6. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Test
Launch WirelessMobileUtility on your device.
Try taking a photo, or browsing the photos on your camera.
7. Android: System Update
Open Settings on your phone or tablet.
Scroll to the bottom, and select About.
Select System update.
You'll see if there's any updates available, as well as when your device last checked for updates. If you wish, you can choose Check for update to make sure.
If an update is available, you can download and install it here.Do not turn off your phone during an update, it can result in serious problems that would require a specially-qualified technician to fix.
8. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Test
Launch WirelessMobileUtility on your device.
Try taking a photo, or browsing the photos on your camera.
9. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Uninstall Android
Press and hold the WirelessMobileUtility icon till a menu opens up.
Type in "WirelessMobileUtility", then select WirelessMobileUtility from the list.
Select Install.
This app requires extra permissions, listed here. Select Accept.
Select Open to open the app now, if you wish.
We will return to the app in a moment, our next step is to enable pairing mode on your camera.
11. Nikon D750: Pairing Registration
Press the Menu button.
Select Setup.
Scroll down and select Wi-Fi.
Select Enable.
Select Network settings.
Select View SSID.
Make note of the SSID listed here; you'll need it for the phone in just a moment.
12. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Pair to Phone
Launch the Wireless Mobile Utility app on your device.
Carefully read the licence agreement. When you are ready, select Yes at the bottom.
Select the connection icon in the top-left corner.
If necessary, turn on Wi-Fi at the top. Look through the list, and select the network name displayed on your camera.
Return to the Wireless Mobile Utility app once connected.
13. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Test
Launch WirelessMobileUtility on your device.
Try taking a photo, or browsing the photos on your camera.
14. What's next?
15. iOS: Restart
Hold down the lock/power button.
Slide to power off when prompted.
Wait until the phone is off.
Hold down the lock/power button until you see the Apple logo.
16. Nikon D750: Restart
Turn off the camera.
Wait 10 seconds.
Turn the camera back on.
17. iOS: Enable Bluetooth
Open Settings on your phone or tablet.
Then tap Bluetooth.
Make sure Bluetooth is set to On.
18. iOS: Enable Location
This app requires location services to be enabled on your device to function properly.
Open Settings on your phone or tablet.
Select Privacy.
Select Location Services.
Make sure Location Services is turned On at the top. Look through the list of programs below, and make sure Cam Remote has "While Using" or "Always" selected.
19. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Test
Launch WirelessMobileUtility on your device.
Try taking a photo, or browsing the photos on your camera.
20. iOS: Update via Wi-Fi
Connect your phone or tablet to power to charge.
Make sure you are connected to Wi-Fi.
Open Settings on your phone or tablet.
Select General.
Select Software Update.
If an update is available, it will be displayed here.
If no update is available, it will show that here.
If an update is available, it will show here.
Select Download and Update to begin the update process.
If prompted, enter your passcode.
21. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Test
Launch WirelessMobileUtility on your device.
Try taking a photo, or browsing the photos on your camera.
22. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility:Uninstall iOS
Press and hold the WirelessMobileUtility icon till the icons start vibrating.
Select the delete X in the top left corner of the WirelessMobileUtility icon.
Select Delete.
23. Nikon WirelessMobileUtility: Install iOS App
Open the App Store.
Select Search in the bottom right corner.
Type in "WirelessMobileUtility", then select Search.
Select Get for Wireless Mobile Utility.
Select Open to open the app now, if you wish.
We will return to the app in a moment, our next step is to enable pairing mode on your camera.