Fujifilm has issued firmware updates to the GFX 100 and GFX 50 models, with the 100MP camera gaining the most significant improvements.
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The only information provided in the changelog for each of the seven updates reads 'fix of minor bugs.' Still, it's worth keeping up to date on the firmware and we've rounded up the download links.
The video position on the X1D II mode dial will finally get some action as 2.7K and FHD movies can now be recorded a new firmware release that also makes focus stacking and white balancing easier
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.
Firmware version 1.1.0 addresses the lack of 24p (23.98fps) shooting and fixes a few bugs within the camera system.
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.
New lenses are getting better than ever, but sometimes it feels like prices are rising to stratospheric levels. Chris and Jordan share their picks for the best budget lenses for Canon APS-C DSLRs.
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.
Nikon's firmware 3.0 update for the Z6 and Z7 includes AF improvements designed to replicate its class-leading 3D-tracking mode for DSLRs. We put it to the test to see how well it works.
Sigma says it's bringing a major 2.0 firmware update to its full-frame fp camera in 'Summer 2020.' In the meantime, a smaller 1.02 update will address a few minor bugs
Firmware version 3.00 for the Z6 and Z7 camera systems brings major new and improved features, including updates to the AF tracking implementation, expanded CFexpress support, animal-detection autofocus and more.
Firmware version 2.0 covers nearly every aspect of the camera, from DNG write speeds to autofocus performance and more.
The update for the X-Pro3 is rather minor, while the update for the X-T3 brings autofocus improvements and the ability to shoot ten times as many photos in a folder as is currently possible.
The updates mostly address only a single issue for each lens, but it continues to show Sigma's continued dedication to addressing various issues, even small ones, across its lens lineup.
Firmware version 1.0.6 fixes the issue wherein certain units would focus in front of the active AF point, especially at longer focal lengths.
Canon has acknowledged an issue with its RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM lens that may result in a 'slightly front-focused' image and has promised to release a firmware fix for it in January 2020.
Nikon has officially announced a $200 upgrade for the Z6 and Z7 that will enable Raw video output to an Atomos Ninja V recorder. Additionally, firmware v2.20 adds CFexpress support to both cameras.
The update adds support for Canon's new RF 85mm F1.2L USM DS lens and addresses a number of bugs throughout the system.
Chris and Jordan test the Canon EOS R with new v1.4 firmware to see how much it improves autofocus. TL;DR – if you use eye-AF, you'll want this update.
The firmware updates are somewhat minor, but do add new support for a pair of lenses, add new custom settings and address a number of issues.
The firmware updates address bug fixes for essentially all models and add new functionality to other models. The Panasonic G9 in particular has received a notable update with 4K 30p/25p 4:2:2 10-bit video recoding.
Firmware version 2.00 brings Sony's AI-powered Real-Time Animal Eye AF to its flagship bridge camera, the RX10 IV.
The first of the two updates will add 'controls for video recording from Gimbal / Drone via USB communications,' according to Fujifilm.
Panasonic has announced a series of firmware updates for its S1, S1R, GH5, GH5S and G9. Perhaps the most significant being that the G9 gains most of the GH5's video capabilities.
As Canon promised earlier this month, the EOS RP now has a new firmware update that adds support for 24fps recording (and adds support for Canon's impending RF 85mm F1.2L USM DS lens.
The update is set to arrive before the end of the year and will also improve the onboard real-time Eye-AF and address general performance issues.
Blackmagic Camera 6.6 brings a number of new features to both the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K and 6K cameras.
Firmware version 1.30 adds a number of new customizability settings and addresses a number of issues present in past firmware versions.
Canon has said in an email sent to DPReview that it will bring back the option to record at 24p (23.98 fps) in select EOS and PowerShot models via upcoming firmware updates.
When DJI announced the Ronin-SC, a 3-axis stabilizer for mirrorless cameras, it included features not found on the Ronin-S. DJI has now added Force Mobile, ActiveTrack 3.0 and Auto 3D Roll 360 modes.
The new updates improve autofocus performance and reliability alongside a number of other fixes.
As it did for the a7R III, a7 III and a6400, Sony has added Animal Eye AF, interval shooting and more to the a9 via firmware update.
The paid firmware update doubles the range for remote cameras/flash units and brings a number of additional features.
It's an extremely minor firmware update, but it's better to be safe than sorry. The last thing you want is to have to stop mid-shot in the field to address a little software glitch.
Tamron's SP 85mm F/1.8 Di VC USD, 70-210mm F/4 Di VC USD and 100-400mm F/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD all have a new firmware update that will make them compatible with Nikon Z series cameras via Nikon's FTZ adapter.
A September firmware update will bring some minor enhancements to the autofocus user experience in Canon's current full-frame mirrorless cameras.
Tamron has clarified which of its lenses are currently compatible with Canon and Nikon mirrorless systems and which ones will be updated via firmware in the near future.
Leica has brought live a firmware update for its Q2 camera to address an issue that left its DNG files unreadable when shot in ‘Continuous Super Speed’ mode.
Panasonic has announced that it will release a firmware update for its Lumix DC-S1 and S1R cameras on July 9th. The update is claimed to improve in-body IS performance and AF in video and 'live view display during focusing' have also been tweaked.
Metabones has updated the firmware of select Speed Booster and Smart Adapter units to bring frame rates up to 10 fps to Sony a7 III camera systems.
Olympus has released a major firmware update for its nearly three-year-old OM-D E-M1 Mark II. Many of the additions come straight from the company's flagship E-M1X, so now you can have a camera that shares many of the same features but in a much smaller package.
Firmware version 2.00 adds Animal Eye AF, support for Sony's RMT-P1BT wireless remote commander and addresses various stability issues.
Panasonic has announced an upcoming firmware upgrade for its Lumix S1 full-frame mirrorless camera, adding a number of advanced video features similar to those found in the company's video-oriented GH5 series of cameras.
Firmware version 1.11(an upgrade from firmware version 1.10) fixes a few minor issues and overall smooths out the stability of Ricoh's GR III camera system.
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