Nikon Coolpix 950 Firmware 1.3
Published Dec 27, 1999
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dpreview staff
Ok, good news Nikontech USA have also
posted the 1.3 firmware, so it's now available for all 950's (PAL or NTSC).
Version 1.2 and 1.3 improvements
- Increased general brightness of LCD monitor
- Added function: Auto Sensitivity, increases sensitivity
in low light.
- Matrix Auto White Balance
- Auto File Numbering setting in [A]-REC mode (was previously
only available in M-Rec)
- Improved brightness of LCD monitor in low-light shooting
Improvements and bug fixes in version 1.3 (in addition
to 1.2)
- Improvement in white balance control in fixed aperture
mode
If you select fixed aperture mode in manual white balance mode, the
image sometimes becomes green. This problem has been solved.
- Improved manual focus accuracy
With some cameras, when manual focus is set to infinity, the focus became
inaccurate. This has also been overcome.
- Condition under which Preset white balance data is
reset changed
With Ver. 1.2, the set value by preset white balance was reset when
fixed aperture mode is set to off. With Ver.1.3, the value is not reset
when this mode is turned off.
Duh! Can someone explain to me why NikonTech
USA changed their domain name from nikontechusa.com to nikontech-usa.com
without informing anyone.. sigh.
Nikontech
USA NTSC Firmware download page
(Note, you should only install US NTSC firmware on US 950's)
Nikon Europe
PAL Firmware ftp site (Windows)
(Mac)
(e95013pdl.zip / e95013pdl.sit.hqx - Can be installed on PAL 950's - Europe
/ SE Asia)
(Little disclaimer: DPR accepts no responsibility
for damage caused by installing new firmware, you should read and fully
understand instructions before installation).
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