Hoya Corp. has today released updated firmware for its K-7 single-lens reflex digital camera that brings a variety of new features, including some inherited from the company's flagship medium-format 645D model. The latest Pentax K-7 firmware v1.10 adds the ability to edit movies in-camera through the playback mode palette, with the ability to specify up to four points at which to split the video, then to determine which of the sections should be saved as a new file, and which should be discarded. (More complex edits can be achieved by using the feature several times in a row.) An addendum to the K7 user...(read more)
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