This is a brief excerpt from F-Stoppers
Finally, Nikon has released a firmware update to address some minor issues. Some major features include 100% viewfinder in HDMI-out (up from 95%) in the D600, improved AF-C tracking performance for the D800, and support in both cameras for that new 800mm f/5.6 that I know you all ordered recently…
Below are quick clips of the performance improvements and bug fixes you’ll see in the new firmware. One odd note is that there’s a mention of Adobe RGB gamut tweaking on the monitor of the camera, citing an improvement in vivid picture display. However, there’s no mention of whether or not this improves the actual accuracy of the colors (of course, it can’t be perfect…).
Update the firmware for your D600, D800, or D800E by clicking on the model and following the directions. Let us know what you think!
Want to check if there’s an update for some other gear of yours? Check out the current versions here.
By: Adam Ottke
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