Nikon posts D70 firmware B 1.03
Published Jan 11, 2005
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dpreview staff
Nikon has today posted firmware B update 1.03 for the D70. The upgrade addresses the problem of image editing programmes with color management functions recognizing JPEGs as having the Adobe RGB color space. This occured when images were captured with the mode dial set to an exposure mode (P, A, S, M), II selected for the Color mode setting in the custom item of the optimize image menu and an option other than Custom selected from the optimize menu. The D70 has two sets of firmware, A and B. This update affects the B firmware only.
Click here to download Nikon D70 firmware B 1.03 for Windows
Click here to download Nikon D70 firmware B 1.03 for Mac
Release notes:
Nikon D70 firmware B update version 1.03
What is new/Content DescriptionIssues addressed with D70 firmware B version 1.03?
When the mode dial was set to an exposure mode (P, S, A, or M) and II selected for the Color mode setting in the Custom item of the Optimize image menu, and then an option other than Custom (such as Portrait) selected from the Optimize image menu, JPEG images captured after this procedure were recognized as having the Adobe RGB color space when opened in applications with a color-management function such as Adobe Photoshop. This problem has been corrected.
Compatible OS platform:
- Windows 98 SE
- Windows 2000
- Windows ME
- Windows XP
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