Ricoh has released a new firmware for the Ricoh GX100 digital camera.

Ricoh has stated the following improvements with the new firmware

1. Modified the following phenomenon.
With the M mode (manual exposure mode), even if you press the Fn button (to set closer to the appropriate exposure automatically), it will not set closer to the appropriate exposure with the following conditions; • Fn button assignment : AE lock
 • ISO sensitivity setting : AUTO-HI
 • Shutter speed to be an appropriate exposure : 1/30 or slower
2. Improved the flash control in a dark place.
3. Make a change to a JPEG file that created with a RAW format file to add black borders to the top and bottom of the JPEG image, in case that you set the [RAW/JPEG setting] to [N640], and the [Pic Quality/Size] setting to [RAW 3:2] at the same time.

For more information on checking your existing firmware version, how to update your firmware etc, please visit:
http://www.ricoh.com/r_dc/download/firmware/gx100/

Tags: digital camera, Firmware, GX100, Ricoh

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