• Canon EOS 50D
• Nikon D90
• Sony DSLR-A900
• Nikon Coolpix P6000
It also addresses issues related to specific cameras and overall stability.
Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.3 is available via Software Update and also as a standalone installer.
More info and download link (4MB) here.
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Uhhhh….great….I think.
I hope it fixes the Nikon issues introduced with the last update.
Rawwwwrr! Snappier. Just like the presidency.
I have verified the Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 2.3 does resolve the issues with Nikon D40 Raw files introduced with the 2.2 update. I suspect it also resolves similar issues with the other Nikon models also… snap on !
I carry a Nikon D300, import RAW files on Aperture and have the previous update and haven’t noticed any issues so far. I wasn’t planning on updating this, but now, reading money talks, I think I will. Meanwhile, if one wishes to pass on an update, is there a way to not have that update show up when the Software update is run the next time? I know I can just un-check them, but when you skip a bunch they tend to just pile up and is annoying. I just don’t want to load unnecessary updates (for my needs) bloating up my OS à la windows.
OT: Sometimes, I so wish I stayed with Canon and not switched camps.