Nikon D7000 V1.02 Firmware Update – firmware upgrade, release date April 25, 2011
Noise reduction processing is now performed with shutter speeds slower than 1 s (previously 8 s) when On is selected for Long Exp. NR in order to reduce the bright spots that occur with shooting of still images at slow shutter speeds.
An issue that prevented the opening of movies recorded with the D7000 in certain movie editing software applications has been resolved.
When the camera was connected to a television via the A/V cable and a movie was played back, playback was normal the first time but when the movie was played two or more times, the sound was played back at extremely low volume and seemed to play intermittently. This issue has been resolved.
When white balance for RAW images created using the camera’s image overlay function was fine tuned with Capture NX 2 or ViewNX 2, the images acquired a magenta cast. This issue has been resolved.
An issue that caused 0.00” to be displayed for heading information when the GP-1 GPS unit was connected to the camera has been resolved so that —.– is now displayed.
When Viewfinder virtual horizon was the role assigned to the Fn button or the preview button and the applicable button was pressed, errors in the virtual horizon indicator were displayed. This issue has been resolved.
The following errors in Help displays have been resolved.
“Maximum sensitivity” help was displayed for shooting menu>ISO sensitivity settings>On or Off help.
German help displayed “Select focus priority for AF-S mode.” for Custom Settings>a1: AF-C priority selection help .
XZ-1 Firmware Ver1.2 has incorporated the following upgrade.
Pic Orientation has been added to the Camera Menu.
In playback, the orientation of an image can be rotated by using the control ring. The desired orientation is then saved in the Exif file.
Applicable model: FinePix HS20EXR / HS22EXR The firmware update Ver.1.02 incorporates the following item. 1. Temperature warning will not be displayed within short period. Website: www.fujifilm.com
Fujifilm again re-posted this updated on 03 May 2011
The upgrade will give a unified user experience for the full NX range and provide enhanced features for existing customers.
Following the availability of the innovative i-Function lens feature on both models, the latest upgrades are set to make the cameras even more convenient for the photographer to use, bringing added value to Samsung’s NX range customers and putting the perfect picture at their fingertips.
Users of the NX100 and NX10 cameras can now benefit from the availability of the Panorama Shot in Scene Mode, using the camera’s wide angle lens to capture even more within their landscape images.
In addition, when using the 50-200mm II lens with the cameras, they will now be able to benefit from Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) which can be easily selected by using the menu system on the camera’s screen – resulting in hassle-free, crisp and clear images.
The firmware upgrade also includes an improved Movie Auto-Focus, using the very latest algorithms from camcorder technology for improving the steadiness of video recording when moving from subject to subject.
It also incorporates an enhanced Contrast Auto-Focus, to deliver clearer low contrast shots, even in low light conditions. The firmware upgrade also makes these functions faster and quieter than ever, giving photographers the ability to take noise-free, professional-looking still images and movies with ease.
In addition, through the upgraded firmware, the NX100 and NX10 now provide the i-Function setting help guide via the camera’s display, as available on the recent NX11 model. The feature helps users take impressive shots more easily by guiding users with explanations on different functions of the i-Function lens.
The upgrades will be available from April 18, 2011 for all NX100 and NX10 customers to download at Samsung Website
A month ago in march Sony announced a firmware upgrade for the PMW-F3 which enables S-Log gamma mode, Dual Link 4:4:4 RGB video output, 3G-SDI output, four pre-loaded LUTs etc. In simple words after this firmware upgrade the dynamic range of the camera increases to 800%. The S-Log – opens up the true potential of this camera, firmware will be available this summer for a list price of $3,300.
Will this upgrade from sony will make you sell your Red Epic Camera? see the First Sony F3 S-Log Test video and find out
New York City, NY (April 18, 2011) Next Level Pictures in association with Tstop Cinema teamed up with Abel Cine, Kessler Crane, Wide Open Camera, Angenieux, Carl Zeiss, Cooke, Tyler Mounts, and Miller to unveil the worlds first ever camera test using the Sony F3 with S-Log. S-Log isn’t scheduled for official release until late summer 2011 so we are proud to get our hands on the camera and put it through several latitude tests to include helicopter aerials by Vincent Laforet, vibrant Vegas city lights, and skin tone tests of two models in ten different locations throughout Las Vegas at NAB 2011. The crew of twelve had only ten hours with the camera to produce and film the entire project. The purpose of this test is to compare the latitude and image quality of the new S-Log firmware to native EX codec.
COOLPIX P100 firmware to v1.2, If the firmware version previously indicated is already installed in your camera, you need not update the firmware.
Modifications done
When the monitor was turned on by pressing the power switch or shutter-release button, or by rotating the mode dial, after the camera had entered standby mode with the auto off function with the Welcome screen set to any option other than None (default setting), monitor display was completely black with only information displayed. Further, when the shutter-release button was pressed halfway with this monitor display, the view through the lens was displayed, but the display included a significant amount of noise. This issue has been resolved.
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