Epson posts P-2000 firmware v2.04
Published Jul 22, 2005
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dpreview staff
Epson has today posted firmware version 2.04 for the P-2000 image viewer. The firmware update adds RAW file support for the Canon Digital Rebel XT (350D) and fixes a bug associated with the Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D (Dynax 7D). It also increases the processing time taken to identify SD cards.
Click here to download Epson P-2000 firmware update version 2.04 (Windows)
Click here to download Epson P-2000 firmware update version 2.04 (Mac)
Release notes:
Epson P-2000 firmware update version 2.04
What has been changed?
- Additional RAW support for Canon Digital Rebel XT/EOS 350D/EOS Kiss Digital N
- Fixed bug with Konica Minolta Dynax 7D/Maxxum 7D/Alpha 7 files
- Increased processing time to identify SD card
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