DaVinci Resolve 17.4.6<\/a>. For N-RAW readout in 8K, DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.6 is required.<\/p>\nOther 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.<\/p>\nNikon Z 9. Image credit: CineD<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/span>Full list of upgrades<\/span><\/h2>\nHere is the full list of the videography and cinema upgrades<\/strong> for the Nikon Z 9:<\/p>\n\nAddition of internal N-RAW video recording up to 12-bit 8.3K 60p and 12-bit ProRes RAW HQ up to 4.1K 60p.\u00a0<\/li>\n Nikon\u2019s new N-RAW raw video format records a vast amount of scene information, yet is a significantly smaller file size, allowing for much more recording time and less intensive workflow. N-RAW footage can be recorded in the following formats:\u00a0 8.3K 60p, 24p, or 4.1K 120p, 60p, 30p, 24p while in full frame\/FX mode,\u00a0 3.8K 120p with a 2.3x Crop, or 5.3K 60p, 30p, 24p with a DX (1.5x) crop.<\/li>\n The N-RAW format also creates an mp4 proxy file, which is efficient for previewing, quick transfers or edits on the fly.<\/li>\n 4K UHD 60p footage can now be oversampled from 8K footage, allowing for the sharpest and cleanest possible 4K content.<\/li>\n A Red \u201cREC\u201d frame indicator on the monitor and viewfinder has been added during recording to easily identify when video is being captured.<\/li>\n A Waveform monitor has been added to confirm the brightness levels and position of the subject while recording.<\/li>\n A new dedicated video info display gives various video recording settings at a glance, such as frame size and rate, audio settings, codec, bit depth and HDMI output settings, all of which can be confirmed on a single screen. Additionally, a frame rate\/size display on the top control panel helps to confirm when the rear monitor is difficult to view.<\/li>\n A \u201cFine ISO control (Mode M)\u201d enables exposure adjustment in increments of 1\/6 EV for ultra-precise and smooth changes in exposure.<\/li>\n The Fast AF-ON function allows a user to assign different AF speeds to separate controls. From a slow rack focus to a fast transition, two speeds are now assignable on customizable buttons to improve video shooting efficiency.<\/li>\n To enable slow shutter video recording of extremely dark scenes or intentionally introduce blur when shooting video in M mode, the shutter speed can be set at a slower than 1\/frame rate.<\/li>\n With select frame rates and resolution settings, the user now has the ability to save consecutive frames in a selected section of video footage as a series of JPEG images while the playback is paused.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nNext, here is the full list of the still photo upgrades<\/strong> for the Nikon Z 9:<\/p>\n\nPre-Release Capture feature acquires hard-to-predict moments, allowing for the burst capture of images up to a full second before the shutter is fully pressed (this feature can be configured only when High-Speed Frame Capture+ is active).<\/li>\n Twenty types of Custom Wide-Area AF selection patterns have been added, giving the user more control over what part of the frame they want to focus on, which can also work in conjunction with subject detection. This is useful for a variety of sports and situations such as volleyball or a finish line. Twelve additional patterns are available for video capture.<\/li>\n The new Retouch menu feature, \u201cMotion Blend\u201d creates an in-camera overlay from a series of subject movements from continuous shooting into a single picture in-camera. For example, a snowboarder\u2019s aerial can be captured from start to finish sequentially in one finished frame.<\/li>\n AF stability, tracking performance, and subject detection in low-light situations have been enhanced.<\/li>\n When reviewing images, users now have the option to skip to the first shot in a given burst.<\/li>\n For capturing star trails and long exposures, Firmware 2.0 enhances the Z 9\u2019s Long Exposure display to include a live count of the exposure time. Users also can now dim the viewfinder further and with greater precision to preserve power and their night vision.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nFinally, here is the full list of additional functionality upgrades<\/strong> for the Z 9:<\/p>\n\nThe Z 9\u2019s Real Live Viewfinder provides a truly blackout free view. Firmware 2.0 adds the high fps viewfinder display function to increase the refresh rate to 120 fps for a smoother, more lifelike view.<\/li>\n Auto Exposure (AE) has been enhanced to have more stable exposure with human faces, such as when a subject turns away from the camera and then faces it again, or when the composition changes.<\/li>\n Improved \u201cPrioritize viewfinder\u201d monitor mode gives a familiar shooting and review flow.<\/li>\n \u201cPrefer sub-selector center\u201d is added to the custom menu, improving the operability of the sub-selector.<\/li>\n Improvements in AWB even when the scene changes rapidly and adjustments to \u201cChoose color temperature\u201d and preset manual WB.<\/li>\n A new custom setting: Focus Point Selection Speed allows users to adjust the speed that AF points can be moved through the frame.<\/li>\n For confirmation of high-speed shooting, visual shutter release indicators appear clearly on the display and the Real Live Viewfinder.<\/li>\n Enhanced memory set\/recall function enables instant recall of several focus positions.<\/li>\n \u201cRecalling shooting functions (hold)\u201d is now added to the conventional \u201cRecalling shooting functions,\u201d enabling the users to maintain the recalled function without continually pressing a button.\u00a0<\/li>\n Option to switch focus\/control ring roles helps photographers who don\u2019t need manual focusing employ the control ring.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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