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| Leica Digital Modul Firmware Update |
Leica has announced a firmware update for the Leica Digital Modul R. The new firmware,
Version 1.3 offers improvements in the performance of the digital camera.The new firmware for the Leica Digital Modul R optimizes the functionality of the camera across many applications. The main two areas addressed are improved colour rendering and adjustment of exposure. The following four points list what is addressed with the update: -- Improved colour rendering on the Digital-Modul-R display -- Adjustment of exposure -- Improved compatibility of SD cards with FAT 32 system /4 GB cards (not SDHC) -- Numerous internal procedures were implemented that optimise the general image reproduction and functional features of the Digital-Modul-R The firmware update can be downloaded from the following address: http://www.leica-camera.us/news/news/1/5147.html |
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that point to the present day, Leica has had a profound influence on our
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