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Fujifilm updates X100 firmware to v1.01
Fujifilm has issued a firmware update for its X100 larger sensor compact. The update, to firmware v1.01, corrects a glitch by which the camera wouldn't turn back on if shut down while ISO bracketing in Quick Start mode. No other corrections are mentioned by the manufacturer. The update is available from the Fujifilm website.
Click here to find details on downloading and installing firmware v1.01 for the Fujifilm X100
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