Temporary Cloud Storage

The Nikon Imaging Cloud is more than just a repository of imaging recipes. The site also lets you upload full resolution photos directly from your camera any time you’re connected to Wi-Fi. You can set your camera to automatically upload images as you shoot, as a temporary storage location. The storage is unlimited; however, the storage is short-term—for 30 days only. Once your images are on Nikon Imaging Cloud you can easily move them to Dropbox, Google Photos or Microsoft OneDrive for long-term digital storage. The camera will even let you set a different final destination for each file type you shoot: JPEG, NEF and HEIF.

Firmware Updates Made Easy

You’ll never miss a firmware upgrade once you’ve set up your compatible Nikon mirrorless camera to enable automatic updates. Your camera can seamlessly update to the latest firmware over Wi-Fi, even when turned off* or in USB power delivery mode.

Helpful Videos to Get You Started

We’ve got a few helpful videos to get you started using the Nikon Imaging Cloud site, including one video that shows you step-by-step how to sign up for a Nikon ID which you’ll need to access the services on the site, along with instructions for downloading the imaging recipes and setting up your camera to use them. If you already created a Nikon ID for use on the Nikon Image Space website, you can use it for the Nikon Imaging Cloud as well.

Nikon Digitutor on connecting to Nikon Imaging Cloud

Nikon Digitutor on Imaging Recipes

Nikon Digitutor on updating firmware via Nikon Imaging Cloud

* Internet connection via Wi-Fi is required.

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