Nikon issues firmware updates for D4 and D800/D800E
Nikon has updated the firmware of both the D4 and D800 professional DSLRs. The D4 receives updates to v1.01 for both firmware A and B, while the D800 and D800E only have B firmware v1.01. In both cases the firmware corrects minor operational glitches, including one that could cause the cameras to occasionally lock up. The updates can be downloaded from Nikon's websites.
Click here to download A and B firmware v1.01 for the Nikon D4
Click here to download B firmware v1.01 for the Nikon D800 and D800E
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