3 January 2008 14:20 GMT / By Katie Scott
Owners of the Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd superzoom can now download a new firmware update.Version 1.01 fixes issues relating to 4GB memory cards - namely the inability to transfer data from FinePixViewer to the camera when connected on a PC using Windows Vista.
The release also corrects a problem with the camera's high speed continuous shooting mode when using Auto ISO.
The exposure level when shooting in low brightness condition has been corrected.
Some users had reported that, when they were shooting in gloomy conditions, a dark or black image was captured.
This was caused by a miss description of the ISO sensitivity on the Exif tag, when shooting at ISO640. (ISO sensitivity was mistakenly recorded as "ISO64").
The download is available now.
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