By Tim Barribeau | Published May 13, 2014 7:04 PM EDT
Nikon has just rolled out firmware version 1.10 for both the D800 and D800E DSLR models. This update brings a host of refinements, from renamed menu items to subtle feature tweaks, and patches several long‑standing bugs.
- Renamed and reorganized menu options for easier navigation
- Enhanced autofocus stability in low‑light conditions
- Improved metering accuracy across the entire dynamic range
- Fixed intermittent shutter lag when shooting continuous burst mode
- Resolved a memory card corruption issue reported by some users
- Updated EXIF data to include new camera settings for better post‑processing
In addition to the camera firmware, Nikon has released updates for its UT‑1 Communication Unit and a new firmware suite for several mirrorless models, ensuring a cohesive ecosystem across its product line.
For the full list of changes, refer to the official Nikon Firmware Release Notes or visit NikonRumors.com.
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