Nikon Coolwalker firmware update v1.3
Published Jun 29, 2005
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dpreview staff
Nikon has updated the firmware for its portable image viewing and storage device the Coolwalker MSV-01. Version 1.3 for Windows and Mac users corrects a problem that occurred with images taken by the Nikon D2X, D2Hs (TIFF files) and the Coolpix 8800 and Coolpix 8400 (JPEG files); the images would not fill the whole screen in full-screen playback. Another problem that prevented the display of JPEGs taken with the D50 at an image size setting of 'S' has also been corrected. There was also a problem for Mac users - the Coolwalker was not correctly recognized by computers running Mac OS X.
Click here to download Nikon Coolwalker MSV-01 firmware update version 1.3 (Windows)
Click here to download Nikon Coolwalker MSV-01 firmware update version 1.3 (Mac)
Release notes:
Nikon Coolwalker firmware update version 1.3
What has been changed?
- When some pictures taken with the cameras noted below were viewed in full-screen playback, the image displayed in the monitor did not fill the entire screen. This problem has been corrected.
- D2X, D2Hs: TIFF files
- COOLPIX8800, COOLPIX8400: JPEG files recorded at an image-size setting of 8M, 5M or 3:2 and an image-quality setting of EXTRA
- A problem that prevented display of JPEG files recorded with the D50 at an image-size setting of S has been corrected.
Additionally for Macs:
- A problem that the COOLWALKER is not correctly recognized by the computer running some versions of Mac OS X has been corrected.
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