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Nikon
Europe has today announced new firmware for the D100 (ver 2.00) and D1X
/ D1H (ver 1.10). Both firmware upgrades contain some common elements
such as embedded ICC profiles for Adobe RGB images and support for Lexar
Media Pro 'Write Acceleration' technology. The D100 upgrade adds support
for PTP USB connections, the D1X / D1H upgrade adds EXIF 2.2 support,
better battery power detection and additional lens information in EXIF
headers. Firmware upgrades will be carried out free of charge although
you will have to return the camera to your nearest Nikon Support Facility.
Press Release (Nikon Europe):
Nikon Europe are pleased to announce a firmware upgrade offering a package of practical features for certain Nikon D-SLR users: D100 and Mac OSX users, colour management workflow, and compatibility with new Lexar Write Acceleration technology announced last month.
The upgrade varies between D1 series and D100 cameras and is summarized in short below.
Nikon D100: Firmware Ver. 2.00: Available immediately.
Nikon D1X and Nikon D1H: Firmware Ver. 1.10: Available November.
Cameras displaying serial numbers below carry this upgrade from factory:
D1X 5145001- or above D1H 5217001- or above
Customers can check the firmware version of their cameras by viewing the shooting data information on their camera (select an image and right push focus selector button twice) or viewing unedited images on their computer with Nikon View or Nikon Capture software.
There is no charge for this firmware upgrade although customers will need to return cameras to their Nikon Facility at their own cost. Return costs will be borne by the Nikon subsidiary or distributor. Customers are requested to contact the Service facility first to avoid unnecessary delays. (Applies to Europe only).
For further information visit the Nikon Europe customer support site
at:
http://www.nikon-euro.com/
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