Officially presented by several months and launched on the market for more than a while, Nikon D7100 attracted the attention of many because of different characteristics able to bring it closer to the prosumer and professional cameras. Nikon has now released the first update of sign C dedicated to D7100 which, as is often the case for versions "1.01" deals exclusively fixes bugs present system at launch of the product on the market.
Solved the following problems:
- When the scanned images using a flash in Manual flash mode or flash strobe Flashes were reproduced with the view "Overview" enabled, the flash output level was displayed in flash compensation portion of the display. This problem has been resolved.
- When you pressed the AE/AF lock button with how special effects enabled, selective Color feature selected and zoomed with options for selective color displayed in Live view, the picture did not change while the Live view mode. This problem has been resolved.
- Fixed a problem that caused the virtual Horizon in viewfinder when performing certain operations.
- When using images captured with the white balance bracketing turned on, was displayed a fine adjustment of white balance equal to 9 (step) for images acquired with a fine adjustment value equal to 10 (step). This problem has been resolved.
- Fixed a problem that prevented the cursor movement when performing certain operations in playback mode.
- The size of some texts appear in playback mode calendar have been changed.
- Displaying focal lengths 35 mm format [135] with registration in Exif image data has been corrected.
- During movie recording at 1920 × 1080/24 p M exposure mode, the brightness of the subject did not change even when you have adjusted the shutter speed. This problem has been resolved.
The firmware can be downloaded as usual directly from the support page dedicated to update in question on the Nikon site following the procedure indicated by the manufacturer.
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