Old issue that is still there.POIs'. And it's not just scales, it's all POIs'. For instance.I'm leaving Atlanta and heading to Chattanooga.why do I need to see a weigh station west of Atlanta close to the AL line come up on the en route list of stations? Navteq free update. It is really dumb to be shown POIs' for an en route search that are not on my route. That scale is at least 30 miles off of my route!

Nov 22, 2012 - Just released Nikon Patch version 1.7, a minor update for D5100 users only. D5000 had on demand gridlines, d7000 has them, but for some reason. The PURPOSE of hacking the firmware of a camera is to create a NEW. Feb 18, 2011 - 'The Distortion Control Data firmware upgrade is available for Nikon D90 and D5000 cameras only. This is used to correct barrel.

The Canon 300D guys have got all sorts of nice added features from a firmware hack. It seems to me MLU, multiple custom curves, and a closest focussing setting using only the central sensor would be nice additions to the D70. I for one would happily pay US$20 for such a firmware hack,even if it only gave one of the above features. Remembering of course that now we have a flashable firmware from Nikon we coulld easily go back to stock. Now, if 100 of us were willing to pay $20, we'd have enough to commision the Russian 300D hacker to do a D70 hack and buy him a D70 to do it with, as he'd need one for testing, and I believe he only has a Canon.

Of course we might also lose our $20, but hey isn't life a gamble anyway? If enough are interested I'd be happy to try and get such a project underway. Now that would enable the forum members to really benefit the D70 community. Before someone raises it I should note that the firmware download from Nikon Asia does not require agreeing to any licence or restriction on its use.

I strongly doubt we'll be seeing 1080p60 for the D7100, as the NikonHack project is in relatively early stages when compared to what has been accomplished for say Canon or Panasonic cameras. Additionally the D5300 has the new Expeed 4 processing engine, something which none of the other Nikon DSLRs have. And I reckon it is the new Expeed 4 which is key to being able to handle the extra workload of 1080p60. So it is primarily a hardware limitation not a software limitation is my bet. If you're looking for a DLSR/MILC for video than any one of a Nikon D5200/D5300/D7100 or Panasonic G6/GH3 is going to be a superbly good value camera.

I wouldn't worry too much about what features that just maybe perhaps maybe they 'might have in the future', and just pick one of those five based on what they can do right now.:-) •. Is it possible to have audio record also at the slow-motion modes 400 fps and 1200 fps (nikon 1 j1/v1)? The need for all audio pro recording studios which work with video is to check if their audio with the video 'in time' They'll have to set up the equipment with specific delays to compensate the delay of the overscan lcd's and so on. A payable solution is to have an high speed video recording with sound then you can calibrate with this. The nikon is really high speed but unfortunately without sound for this topic now worthless.

Here for illustration this Idea with an Phone app - but unfortunately this will be not really precise. The need for all audio pro recording studios which work with video is to check if their audio with the video 'in time' The need for all audio pro recording studios which work with video is to check if their audio with the video 'in time' They'll have to set up the equipment with specific delays to compensate the delay of the overscan lcd's and so on. Can you describe issue in detail, in separate topic? As for me it seems to be best to use proper monitors with very small delay and not some strange high speed shooting. D5100 macroblock artifact comparison:stock 24Mbps versus hacked 54Mbps I recently shot comparison tests of the D5100 in 1080p24 and 1080p30 video modes, using the stock 24Mbps bitrate, and hacked 36Mbps and 54Mbps bitrates.