Jan 21
The top two SLR makers have released relatively minor firmware revisions for three cameras, Nikon’s higher-end full-frame D3 and D700 and Canon’s prosumer-grade EOS 40D.
The fixes generally address rare and unusual problems. One notable fix for the D3 and D700 is for a problem which, as Nikon describes it, “in extremely rare cases, resulted in noticeable black dots in images captured with Long exp. NR (long exposure noise reduction) in the shooting menu set to On.” Canon fixed a black-dot issue of its own with the EOS 5D Mark II earlier this month, but Nikon’s issue sounds rarer.
Forthwith, the release notes:
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Originally posted at Underexposed
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