Nikon released new KeyMission 170 firmware and software updates (NX-D, ViewNX-i, Camera Control Pro, Picture Control Utility)

Nikon released a new firmware update for the KeyMission 170 camera ($396.95) and new updates for the different software packages:

Additional information:

Made improvements regarding an issue which resulted in connections between the camera and iOS 10.2-compatible versions of the SnapBridge 360/170 app becoming unstable.

Note: Users of iOS 10.2 will also need to upgrade the SnapBridge 360/170 app to the latest version, which supports iOS 10.2.

Added support for the D7500.
Added support for Picture Control > Auto.
Changed the Crop tool 11:7 crop to 10:7.
Improved thumbnail display quality for JPEG images that contain only small thumbnails.
Fixed the following issues:
- White would print as light grey when Use this profile when printing was selected for Color Management > Printer Profile.
- Capture NX-D would quit unexpectedly if the Retouch Brush tool was displayed in full-screen view.
Discontinued support for OS X 10.9.5.

Added support for the D7500.
Picture Control Utility 2 can now be launched from a Picture Control > Edit button in the Image Processing panel.
Discontinued support for OS X 10.9.

Added support for the D7500.
With the release of Camera Control Pro 2 version 2.25.0, Picture Control Utility 2 can now be launched using the Edit button next to Picture Control in the Camera Control Pro 2 Image Processing panel.

Added support for the D7500.
Added support for Picture Control > Auto.
Fixed the following issues:
- Facebook login could not be used.
- Images modified using Exposure compensation or White balance with On selected for Auto Red-Eye would sometimes not display correctly.
- The Rename… option in the File menu could not be used to rename multiple files.
- Photo info was lost when images were moved between folders.