Articles tagged "firmware"

Sigma says the 3.00 firmware update for its fp camera is in the final stages of development and should go live on June 3, 2021.

Insta360 has introduced a significant feature update to its ONE R modular action camera. The update adds new features, new modes, and improved performance.

Firmware version 1.4 brings face-detection autofocus, an updated version of Lightroom mobile, support for the ZX1 companion app and more.

The update improves autofocus capabilities and adds a collection of new and improved video features to Leica's 24MP full-frame camera system.

The update improves autofocus, updates image stabilization, adds the 'Nostalgic Neg' Film Simulation and addresses over a dozen other issues.

The firmware updates are relatively minor based on the update notes, but no camera is left behind.

This firmware update brings Sony’s a7S III even more in line with the company’s recently-released FX3 Cine Line camera.

In addition to 5.9K Blackmagic RAW recording for the S1H, the S1, S1R, S5 and BGH1 are also receiving firmware updates to being a slew of new and improved features.

A few days after Sony Nordic revealed the details of the 2.00 firmware update for the Sony a7S III, the firmware update is now live and ready to download.

An email sent by Sony Nordic to newsletter subscribers appears to have let the preverbal cat out of the bag — the a7S III will get Sony’s S-Cinetone color profile in a version 2.00 update.

Firmware version 1.10 for both the Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II is set to be released on February 25.

In addition to general stability and performance improvements, firmware version 2.00 for the ZV-1

New software development kits (SDK) may not be the most buzzworthy announcements, but Sony's new camera automation SDK could be very interesting to product photographers.

Olympus has announced a firmware update for its flagship E-M1X high-speed camera, adding bird detection autofocus. Features such as Raw video output and improved video stabilization will roll out to other high-end Olympus models.

DJI just released a new firmware update for its Mavic Air 2 drone. Included is remote control compatibility with the Mini 2.

Panasonic has announced firmware upgrades for its S1, S1R, S1H and S5 full-frame mirrorless cameras, which extend the degree to which the four models share features and performance levels. The G100 vlogging-focused Micro Four Thirds camera also gains webcam compatibility.

Firmware version 1.4.0 for both the X1D II 50C and 907X 50C adds a new Distance Scale feature, improves upon the existing Interval Timer feature and addresses a number of other bug fixes.

Canon has released a firmware update for its EOS R6 mirrorless camera that claims to improve recording times and address a number of other issues, bringing it more in line with the 1.1 firmware update for the EOS R5.

Hot on the heels of the S5 announcement, Panasonic has promised to release firmware by the end of 2020 that will bring the autofocus of its existing S-series cameras up to the standards of the newer model, and as a nice bonus, gives the S1R the ability to record 5K video.

Firmware version 1.2 for the Canon 1DX Mark III brings with it improved autofocus performance, better connectivity over Wi-Fi, an improved Browser Remote experience and a handful of bug fixes.

Canon has released firmware 1.1 for the EOS R5. Alongside a flurry of minor bug fixes, the new firmware also promises to improve video shooting times. We've had the new firmware for a few days, and prepared a test.

Earlier this week, DJI updated the firmware for its Mavic Air 2. The new features include 4x Zoom, the ability to record 4K Hyperlapse, and more.

The firmware updates add support for new lenses, teleconverters and battery pack for the EOS R, and bring improved IS functionality to the EOS R5 and R6 cameras when used with IS-capable RF lenses.

Firmware version 1.3.0 improves charging speeds by 20% and adds new touch-based settings for ISO and white balance. Two new accessories are also now available for the 907X Special Edition camera: a grip and an optical viewfinder.

In addition to its new products, Nikon has also pushed live three firmware updates for its Z50, Z6 and Z7 mirrorless cameras, including a major 2.0 firmware update for the Z50 that adds Animal Detection AF.

Fujifilm has issued firmware updates to the GFX 100 and GFX 50 models, with the 100MP camera gaining the most significant improvements.

GoPro Labs will let you add experimental features to your HERO8 Black action cam through a beta firmware update.

The X100V update adds a feature to automatically shutdown the camera when it overheats while the X-A7 update adds new Instax printer support. Both updates also address 'minor bug fixes.'

High-resolution live preview via USB makes checking details and focusing much easier with this $100 update, or buy a special version of the EOS R with the function pre-installed.

Five zoom lenses and a single prime lens have received minor firmware updates that 'fix minor bugs,' according to the changelogs.

It's a small firmware update, but addresses an important problem that could cause certain SD memory cards to have errors while shooting.

The firmware update adds a new 'Hi Frequency Flicker' function, adds a new Face/Eye Priority autofocus function and more.

The update addresses a lock-up issue multiple 1D X Mark III camera owners were experiencing when shooting with the electronic level was on in the viewfinder display.

The updates for the X-T3 and 16-80mm F/4 lens only address bug fixes, but the 1.20 update for the X-T30 adds improved autofocus, drone/gimbal support and more.

With the release of firmware 3.0 and all of the improvements it brings, we went back and revisited our Z6 and Z7 camera reviews. Check out a summary of what the firmware changes, and how we updated our reviews, right here.