Firmware Fixes On The Way For Fujifilm X100

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Tuesday, June 21st, 2011

I’d like to say I’ve had my problems with the X100, but since inventory is so tight, they haven’t had a chance to get us one to review yet. But from everything I’ve heard, it’s a great camera with some really half-baked firmware. Fujifilm is hoping to address this with an update that makes some functions harder to accidentally set or reset and improves performance a bit.

The original updated features were tweeted out individually on the Fuji Guys Twitter account, but DPReview has kindly collected them into one place.