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Read the information below before proceeding.Ĭhanges from “C” Firmware Version 1.01 to 1.02.

You will not need to download or install this update if the firmware listed above is already installed. Before proceeding, select Firmware version in the camera SETUP MENU and check the camera firmware version.

This service supplies software that can be used to update the D3300 camera “C” firmware to version 1.02.

Be sure you understand the terms of the agreement before beginning download. By selecting “Accept” and clicking “Download”, you are held to have accepted the terms and conditions of the agreement. Let’s hope that Nikon Hacker is ramping up to be the standard of Nikon Videography.This software update program is for the customer-owned product listed above (the “affected product”), and is provided only on acceptance of the agreement listed below. NH user fusion did a quick comparison between the 18mbps and the 64mbps formats on a D7000:Īnd lastly user nikkor did a comparison on a d700.

Here is a quick comparison between the 18mbps and the 45mbps outputs from those files: Sample files shot using a D5100 are available here: Advertisements

The three announcement threads are pretty long, here is some of the more interesting data we dug up: 2 minute Time limit based video – ALPHA.Remove Time Based Video Restrictions – BETA.NEF Oversampling, IGNORE,its for Astro folks testing – BETA.Remove NEF Nikon Star Eater, for Astro folks.Remove Time Based Video Restrictions – DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY.Liveview Manual Control ISO/Shutter – BETA.Change Time Based Video Restrictions to 17:28.

I think this is just the jump that every Nikon videographer has been waiting for and I hope this will expedite the development of this custom firmware. Here is the list of improved bitrates (red) from Nikon Hacker’s beta page. The firmware is still in Beta phase (so as always it s try-at-your-own-risk thing), but initial tests look promising. The hack is ported to many, many cameras including the older D5100, and the entry level D3100 (“only” 54mbps). Over the last month, the Nikon Hacker team has been releasing more patches so there are even more good news. Depending on the Nikon Body, you can get up to 64mbps (D7000) as opposed to the 24mbps that the camera ships with from Japan. The folks at Nikon Hacker recently released a beta load with an upgrade to the camera bit rate output. Sadly, Nikon users do not have that option. This firmware gives the camera some nice control features, but I suspect that this firmware is usually installed for the better video it provides ( raw video, dual ISO, better dynamic range and so on). It is a fairly known fact that Canon videographers can magically “upgrade” their cameras using the Magic Lantern custom firmware.