The Nikon D750 firmware, meanwhile, squashes even more bugs in addition to those just mentioned, as you can see in the list below: You can download the new Nikon D4s firmware here. In addition, the Nikon D4s firmware version C:1.30 update corrects an issue with the focus point being shown in the wrong location if the image area was set to 5:4 (30x24). Images would in rare cases fail to record correctly with HDR (high dynamic range) selected in the SHOOTING MENU. In rare cases, the shutter would not be released when the user attempted to take photographs in movie live view.Ībout 4 seconds of static could be heard on audio recorded with external HDMI recorders during movie live view.Įxposure compensation would fail to produce the desired results if a negative value was selected when NEF (RAW) images were processed using the NEF (RAW) processing option in the RETOUCH MENU. Both cameras also share three bug fixes, as below: Both the D750 and D4s score new firmware which adds support for external recording control on Atomos SHOGUN, NINJA2, or NINJA BLADE recorders via the Setup menu's HDMI option. Nikon D4s firmware version C:1.30 / D750 firmware version C:1.10 The firmware isn't out just yet, but watch this space for more once it lands!
A simultaneously-launched app will allow remote shutter control from your Apple Watch. Other changes will include a one-tap hyperfocal distance function and repositionable loupe in manual focus mode, as well as the ability to shoot selfies in any operating mode (including movie mode), and to adjust exposure variables used for movie capture. Once the update lands, you'll be able to shoot continuous bursts of photos (although the company has yet to state the burst performance provided), and you'll also gain access to shutter speeds as fast as 1/20,000 second or as slow as 30 seconds. Version 1.1 firmware shipped in October with autofocus improvements, and now version 1.2 is on the way with availability slated from early this month.
We'll start this week with DxO, whose interesting DxO One camera accessory for iOS devices only began shipping this past September. It's that time once more: Our latest roundup of all that's new in the world of camera firmware has arrived, and it brings with it lots of interesting tidbits for users of cameras from DxO, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax and Ricoh.
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