Sony A700 Firmware Update

Written by Eric on December 27th, 2007 | 0 Comments


Sony has released a firmware update (version 3) for the A700, which provides the following updates:

Benefits over firmware version 2:

  • Resolves an issue where the Access Lamp remains lit and the camera stops responding when several pictures are taken in rapid succession.
  • Resolves an issue where powering the camera off while in “MR” mode may cause some registered settings to carry over to other shooting modes.

Additional benefits over other firmware versions:

  • Sharper images for pictures taken under low contrast conditions
  • Reduced noise for pictures taken at ISO 3200
  • Improved flash control for objects closer than 1 meter with non ADI controlled lenses

You can download the update here.

[tags]sony, a700, firmware, version 3[/tags]



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