Sony announced an update for its Imaging Edge Mobile app. This update brings new features. It improves how photographers connect their Sony cameras to smartphones. The app now supports transferring RAW image files. Users can move these large files directly to their phones. This was not possible before. It makes handling RAW photos easier.

(Sony Announces Update to Imaging Edge Mobile App)

Remote camera shooting is another key feature. Photographers can now control their camera from their phone. They can adjust settings like shutter speed and aperture remotely. This is useful for difficult shots. It helps when the camera is in a hard-to-reach spot. Live View streaming is included too. Users see the camera’s viewfinder on their phone screen in real-time. This helps compose shots accurately.

The app connects cameras to phones using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. This connection is stable. It ensures smooth image transfer and remote control. Sony added these features based on user requests. Photographers asked for better mobile workflow tools. The updated app is available now. It supports many recent Sony camera models. Users should check compatibility with their specific camera.

(Sony Announces Update to Imaging Edge Mobile App)

Sony wants to improve the photography experience. This app update is part of that effort. It gives photographers more flexibility. They can work faster using their mobile devices. The Imaging Edge Mobile app can be downloaded from app stores. It is free. Sony encourages photographers to try the new features.