For the Nikon D5000 firmware version A:1.01 / B:1.00 update, the bug which has been fixed which required a rather complex combination of actions before it would rear its head. Nikon's new firmware for the D5000 DSLR and Coolpix S9700 Compact focuses on bug fixes. No other changes are noted in this release, which you can download here. With the new firmware installed, you'll get full compatibility with the company's APO-MACRO-ELMARIT-TL 60mm/F2.8 ASPH. The latest firmware version 1.55 update for the Leica T (Typ 701), meanwhile, makes just one change. The folks over at The Digital Picture did a little digging, and discovered a Japanese-language service notice on Canon's site which pledges that new firmware for these cameras will arrive in November 2016. Owners of the Canon EOS 5DS and 5DS R, meanwhile, will have to wait just a little longer to be able to use the WE-1 Wi-Fi adapter. You can get the Canon 7D Mark II firmware version 1.1.0 update here.

There's also a new setting which can optionally retract gear-driven STM lenses if they're attached to the camera with the power switch in the Off position. The Canon 7D II firmware version 1.1.0 release does just this, but the new WE-1 adapter support isn't the only change. With Canon's WE-1 Wi-Fi adapter just having gone on sale, the company has been working on firmware updates extending compatibility with the new device for its existing cameras. With so much to cover, we're going to dive in and keep things fairly brief. Among the mix are the Canon 7D II, 5DS and 5DS R the Leica T (Typ 701) the Nikon D5000 and S9700 Sigma's Nikon-mount 120-300mm lenses Sony's 50mm f/1.8 lens the Fuji Instax Share SP-2 printer and the Panasonic Varicam LT. Our Firmware Friday roundup this week is a rather lengthy one, with quite a few updates (or news of upcoming updates) for six cameras, two lenses, one printer and one video camera.

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