Nikon Z 9 non-reflector version 4.01 firmware: solves problems such as stopping reaction or failing to record video correctly in a few cases

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com August 26, Nikon released the new "C" firmware of the Z 9 flagship non-reflective camera, version 4.01, which has resolved the following issues:

In a few cases, when Picture size / frame rate is set to 1920 × 1080 in the video shooting menu, if the standby timer is exhausted and reactivated, the camera stops reacting or cannot record the video correctly.

The "Select Image area" and "Toggle FX / DX" functions assigned to the camera control are disabled when the slow motion video option is selected.

When the white balance is selected as "automatic" or "automatic adaptation of natural light", the first photo in a continuous shot sometimes fails to obtain the appropriate white balance.

If you continue shooting when "Photo shooting menu" > "Photo flicker reduction" is selected as "ON", the instant view display of the photo will be partially interrupted.

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CTOnews.com notes that this update takes approximately 6 minutes. A progress bar is displayed at the beginning of the update, but it may take about 2 minutes to display the progress bar when updating from a version of "C" firmware earlier than 2.00. Do not turn off the camera until the firmware update is complete.