Nikon Z 9 camera firmware release 3.10: supports Nikel Z 85mm f / 1.2s lens

Thank CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues to turnip peel! CTOnews.com February 28, Nikon today released Z 9 camera firmware 3.10, adding support for Nikel Z 85mm f / 1.2S lenses. The focus accuracy of low-contrast subjects during continuous shooting in some modes is improved, and some problems are solved.

The update is as follows:

Added support for Nicole Z 85mm f / 1.2S lenses.

Improved focus accuracy of low contrast subjects during continuous shooting when [AF region mode] is selected as [wide area AF (S)], [wide area AF (L)], [wide area AF (C1)], [wide area AF (C2)], [3D tracking] or [automatic region AF].

Improved the number of frames per second during continuous shooting when using a separately purchased flash assembly.

The following issues have been resolved:

-in a few cases, playing [retouching] > [trimming] items in the "I" menu creates distorted copies or disallows the selection of desired trimming.

-copies created by mixing a large number of photos together by using the [retouch] > [brighten] items in the play "I" menu sometimes appear green.

-in some cases, rating a photo during zoom playback temporarily results in an abnormal display.

-in rare cases, the camera stops responding.

CTOnews.com attached the firmware download, click this link.

Nikon released its flagship microcamera Z 9 in 2021. The Nikon Z 9 is equipped with a 4571-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, a foldable display and a vertical beat handle. The camera is equipped with EXPEED 7 image processor, and the intelligent autofocus system can recognize people, small animals, birds, cars, airplanes and other objects, and focus on a variety of sports topics in 3D.