Image credit: CineD Full list of upgrades Other new features of the firmware v2.0 are oversampling from 8K at 4K UHD 60p for sharper image, a new Pre-Release Capture function, enhancements to autofocus, and a variety of features that enhance ergonomics both for video and stills shooting. For N-RAW readout in 8K, DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.6 is required. Currently, N-RAW will be supported by EDIUS X ver.10.3.2 and DaVinci Resolve 17.4.6. The company further claims that the new N-RAW (.NEV file) packs all the depth and detail of 12-bit RAW video into a file that’s half the size of equivalent ProRes RAW HQ files. Source: NikonĪccording to Nikon, this should improve the dynamic range and flexibility of the Z 9 for color grading. In regards to the infamous RED patent, I am not entirely sure how Nikon managed to include internal ProRes RAW when so many other camera manufacturers needed to remove the codec from their devices, but it is definitely good news. Perhaps the most impressive new feature of the firmware v2.0 is the addition of the in-camera RAW video formats – 12-bit N-RAW video at up to 8.3K (8256×4644) 60p as well as internal 12-bit ProRes RAW HQ up to 4.1K 60p. Let’s take a look, shall we? Nikon Z 9 firmware v2.0 Well, a major firmware update v2.0 for the Z 9 is coming very soon and Nikon just published the details. From the very beginning, Nikon planned to improve the camera over time with future firmware updates. You can take a look at Johnnie’s Z 9 review and Gunther’s Z 9 lab test to get the full picture of the camera’s capabilities. Furthermore, the free firmware update brings a variety of video, stills, and functionality upgrades.Īt the end of last year, Nikon finally announced its flagship camera with very impressive specs – the Nikon Z 9. On April 20, 2022, Nikon Z 9 will get a firmware update v2.0 that adds the in-camera RAW video formats – 12-bit N-RAW video at up to 8.3K 60p as well as internal 12-bit ProRes RAW HQ up to 4.1K 60p.
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