Fujifilm releases X100S firmware 1.02, correcting OVF brightness bug
Published May 6, 2013
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dpreview staff
Fujifilm has announced the availability of new firmware for its X100S fixed-lens compact camera. Firmware version 1.02 corrects an issue where the frameline brightness in the camera's viewfinder did not automatically adjust at ISO sensitivity settings of 1600 and higher. Fujifilm has also issued firmware updates for its Z2000EXR, HS50EXR, F820EXR and F900EXR compacts, which can be found via the 'download drivers and software' section of Fujifilm's support pages.
You can download Firmware version 1.02 for the Fujifilm X100S here
Click here to go to our preview of the Fujifilm X100S
Fujifilm X100S Firmware version 1.02
- The phenomenon is fixed that the brightness of the OVF bright frame doesn't change according to a surrounding brightness in case of ISO 1600 and higher.
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