Nikon Inc. has released a new firmware update for its Coolpix P7000 digital camera that corrects a wide variety of bugs in the previous firmware version, issued almost exactly a year ago. Nikon P7000 v1.2 improves autofocus performance by both reducing the likelihood of the camera failing to achieve an AF lock, and of an incorrect focus lock on the background, rather than the dominant subject. Also corrected is an issue whereby auto bracketing and the self-timer function couldn't be enabled concurrently. A bug with certain aperture settings near the maximum available aperture being... (read more)
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