Nikon released firmware update 1.10 for Z f camera and added slow motion video recording.

Thank CTOnews.com netizens and independent photographers for their clue delivery! According to CTOnews.com news on November 16, Nikon today released a new firmware version 1.10 for full-frame non-reflective camera Z f, updated as follows:

Slow motion video recording has been added.

Under some conditions, the viewfinder instant viewfinder display may not be displayed correctly, and the problem has been resolved.

Users can download version 1.10 firmware from Nikon's official website, and the update process is attached to CTOnews.com:

Create a folder on your computer's hard drive and name it as needed.

Download F-Zf-V110_01W.exe to the folder you created in step 1.

Run F-Zf-V110_01W.exe to extract the following files into a folder called "ZfUpdate": Z_f_0110_01.bin (camera firmware)

Use the card reader to copy "Z_f_0110_01.bin" to a memory card that has been formatted in the camera.

Note: be sure to copy the firmware to the root (topmost) directory of the storage card. If the new firmware is placed in a folder under the root directory, the camera will not recognize it.

Insert the memory card into the camera and turn on the camera.

Select the firmware version from the settings menu and follow the instructions on the screen to complete the firmware update.

After the update is complete, close the camera and remove the memory card.

Verify that the firmware has been updated to the new version.

Nikon's full-frame microcamera, Z f, was released in September this year, equipped with a full-frame sensor and an EXPEED 7 image processor, with a single body of 13799 yuan.

Nikon Z f uses a traditional design to pay tribute to the iconic film camera FM2, equipped with a dial, shutter and switch made of magnesium alloy body and brass, equipped with "flat monochrome" and "dark monochrome" optimized calibration photo / video selector, a new dedicated black and white function, the fuselage has a variety of colors.

The camera carries about 2450 megapixel sensors, a 1.27cm electronic viewfinder, a Quad VGA OLED electronic viewfinder, a SD card and a micro SD card, and a flip screen.

In addition, Nikon Z f has 273 focus points, supports five-axis anti-shake, supports up to 4K 60 frames, and weighs about 710g.