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Angelo
Aug-30-2005, 01:07 PM
for my fellow Nikonians:
Hi everyone. I have a question for which I can't find a clear answer on the Nikon site. I thought I'd get a faster response here.
> I updated my D70 once and currently have firmware versions A1.01 and B1.03. I just checked the Nikon site to learn that version "2" is now available for download and update.
My questions:
A) did I miss any updates since my last download and
B) can I go directly to v2 if I missed earlier updates?
Matthew Saville
Aug-30-2005, 01:52 PM
for my fellow Nikonians:
Hi everyone. I have a question for which I can't find a clear answer on the Nikon site. I thought I'd get a faster response here.
> I updated my D70 once and currently have firmware versions A1.01 and B1.03. I just checked the Nikon site to learn that version "2" is now available for download and update.
My questions:
A) did I miss any updates since my last download and
B) can I go directly to v2 if I missed earlier updates?
Aww, you got me all excited! I'm dying for a NEW new firmware upgrade for the NR... ;) Version 2.0 has been available since about April of this year.
Apparently, the way Nikon wants you to install the latest version is 2.0 in A and version 2.0 in B. Dunno why, but this is how I have it and you DEFINITELY notice the difference because the whole menu is re-designed. And slick, too! You CAN go directly to V2, I know for a fact because I went straight to V2.0 from V1.01...
Good luck!
Angelo
Aug-30-2005, 03:18 PM
Aww, you got me all excited! I'm dying for a NEW new firmware upgrade for the NR... ;) Version 2.0 has been available since about April of this year.
Apparently, the way Nikon wants you to install the latest version is 2.0 in A and version 2.0 in B. Dunno why, but this is how I have it and you DEFINITELY notice the difference because the whole menu is re-designed. And slick, too! You CAN go directly to V2, I know for a fact because I went straight to V2.0 from V1.01...
Good luck!
Hey Matthew thanks a bunch - (it's because A & B address different aspects of onboard computer operations in the camera.)
Based on your response I think you've answered my question for me. Were you at A1.01 & B1.03 when you upgraded to v2?
Matthew Saville
Aug-31-2005, 06:57 AM
Hey Matthew thanks a bunch - (it's because A & B address different aspects of onboard computer operations in the camera.)
Based on your response I think you've answered my question for me. Were you at A1.01 & B1.03 when you upgraded to v2? When I upgraded my camera, it was un-firmwared since the day I bougt it, which was less than a month after they first hit the shelves. So, maybe I went from A1.01 &B1.01, if that's possible. If you had to install B1.03, then that's what I didn't do and I went straight to 2.0 in both slots.
-Matt-
JamesJWeg
Aug-31-2005, 07:46 AM
Cool, I'll have to give it a shot too.
James.
Angelo
Aug-31-2005, 03:54 PM
When I upgraded my camera, it was un-firmwared since the day I bougt it, which was less than a month after they first hit the shelves. So, maybe I went from A1.01 &B1.01, if that's possible. If you had to install B1.03, then that's what I didn't do and I went straight to 2.0 in both slots.
-Matt-
I got a response from Nikon which confirms your answer Matthew. V2 is the latest and only update since 1.03 and OK for me to download. Thanks.
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