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SUMMARY

Nikon continues to support its high-end DSLR models, the D780 and flagship D6, with new firmware updates. Released in 2020, these full-frame cameras are receiving updates that fix several exposure-related bugs, demonstrating Nikon's ongoing commitment to its DSLR line even as it focuses on mirrorless technology. The updates do not introduce new features but rather refine existing performance by resolving specific issues.

TAKEAWAYS

Nikon released firmware updates for the D780 and D6 DSLRs.

The updates address exposure-related bugs in the six-year-old full-frame cameras.

No new features are included, focusing on bug fixes and performance refinement.

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