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2024.09.06

Latest Firmware for Mirrorless Camera 'Z 8' Released: Fixes Green Tint Issue | Nikon

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Nikon has released the latest firmware for the mirrorless camera 'Z 8'. Announced on April 23, 2024. Version number is C:Ver.2.01.

The update includes changes to address the green tint phenomenon, modifications to the 'encryption key' displayed in the communication function, and the 'password' displayed after camera initialization. Additionally, improvements have been made to address issues where captured images do not respond.

Details of the update are as follows.

Changes to the following default settings displayed in the communication function.

  • Encryption key
  • Password displayed after camera initialization


The following issues have been fixed.

  • Captured images may have a green tint.
  • The date and time set on the camera may become incorrect.
  • When reviewing images immediately after capture in portrait orientation, enlarging the image and operating the multi-selector/sub-selector may not move in the input direction.
  • After the version upgrade, the eye sensor may not respond, and the viewfinder may not display.
  • When the i menu is displayed on the image monitor, and the shutter button is half-pressed to turn off the i menu, the i menu may remain displayed when looking through the viewfinder.


Nikon's Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera 'Z 8'

Nikon's new model 'Z 8' inherits the high performance of the flagship camera 'Z 9', while achieving a 30% reduction in size and approximately 430g weight reduction.
It features a stacked Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor with approximately 45.71 million effective pixels, offering the world's fastest scan rate and technology to minimize rolling shutter distortion. Additionally, the lack of a mechanical shutter structure allows for use without worrying about shutter durability. This enables efficient operation in a wide range of shooting scenes, including landscapes, birds, airplanes, and weddings, and demonstrates its mobility in video shooting as well.