Nikon has a firmware update available for the D2X. The instructions
are straightforward and it looks like it should be relatively simple
and risk-free. However, this will be the first time I've tried to
upgrade firmware in a camera and am a bit nervous about the
possibility of something going wrong, leaving me with a $5,000
paperweight. Is it as simple as it seems?
Thanks.
Jeremy Nixon - 27 Nov 2005 06:56 GMT
> Nikon has a firmware update available for the D2X. The instructions
> are straightforward and it looks like it should be relatively simple
> and risk-free. However, this will be the first time I've tried to
> upgrade firmware in a camera and am a bit nervous about the
> possibility of something going wrong, leaving me with a $5,000
> paperweight. Is it as simple as it seems?
I did the upgrade, and it was simple and uneventful. I'd say the
instructions actually made it sound *harder* than it turned out to be.
I think it took me longer to read them than to follow them.

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Richard Stoddard - 27 Nov 2005 13:37 GMT
>I did the upgrade, and it was simple and uneventful. I'd say the
>instructions actually made it sound *harder* than it turned out to be.
>I think it took me longer to read them than to follow them.
That's what I expected, but figured better safe than sorry. I'll go
ahead with it. Thanks.
G.T. - 27 Nov 2005 18:14 GMT
> Nikon has a firmware update available for the D2X. The instructions
> are straightforward and it looks like it should be relatively simple
> and risk-free. However, this will be the first time I've tried to
> upgrade firmware in a camera and am a bit nervous about the
> possibility of something going wrong, leaving me with a $5,000
> paperweight. Is it as simple as it seems?
New firmware for the D2X? I thought Nikon never released products
before they were ready? Nikon must be going down the tubes because
they're resorting to rushing products out the door! Shame on Nikon!
Greg
cjcampbell - 28 Nov 2005 10:52 GMT
Nikon continually issues firmware upgrades, sometimes adding new
features. When they released the D70s, they released a firmware upgrade
for the D70 that gave it the same menus as the D70s.
cjcampbell - 28 Nov 2005 10:53 GMT
Nikon continually issues firmware upgrades, sometimes adding new
features. When they released the D70s, they released a firmware upgrade
for the D70 that gave it the same menus as the D70s.