Hebephrene

That was very helpful and I was able recently to get Snapbridge to work by "forgetting " the camera. Then and only then was I able to pair the camera and my Samsung 7. However when I want to use remote photography in the Snapbridge app I cannot have the D5600 in Live view. Fair enough, but then when taking it off Live View and trying to use remote photography it wants to use Wifi to connect. Is that different from the Bluetooth pairing? when I am out in the field I am not going to have access through my router. 

I have the same question with a variation. I can pair the two and love that I can live view using the phone as it allows me extraordinary control in composition but I don't want to surrender any control to the app. I want to shoot manual, I have some focusing needs that I want to fine tune to a greater degree than the app permits. That's fine. It doesn't have to do anything but is the app overriding what I entered the camera? Or should I turn the app off once I get the composition so I don't have any issues. 

Yes, that is correct. And I can navigate place a check mark in the box next to the Histogram choice, or any of the other boxes, None, Overview etc, but unlike the tutorials I have seen there is no "Done" to be clicked for the camera to accept the changes. Once the screen gave me the option to save changes but I can no longer do that. My only options are right click on the OK dial or OK and neither provides the change to Playback Display options. Thanks