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“Nikon products worked; they were dependable in wind chill temperatures that dropped to -30°C (-22°F). The intense coldness did not cause any problems. Controlling dials was easy, even though I was wearing gloves.”
“Following the launch on October 20, sales have been strong in all regions and at present, our supply cannot keep up with demand”.
Last weekend I mentioned that there is some kind of a Nikon event in Italy on December 2-4, 2011:
Note that the first 4 hours of the event is a presentation “Nikon depth technical news” by Nital (the official Nikon distributor for Italy).
Not convincing enough, right? Well, there is another Nikon event in the Los Angeles Convention Center scheduled for December 3-4, 2011:
Update: the event in LA is for the Nikon School.
And another event scheduled in a Canadian store for December 2-4, 2011:
There are similar events scheduled for December 2-4 at some stores in the UK as well.
The just released Nikon NEF codec version 1.12.0 has added support for Nikon 1 and 64-bit Windows computers:
Nikon doesn’t expect the impact of the floods in Thailand to be excessive because the factories in Thailand are covered by insurance – from the latest Nikon Q&A:
At present, facilities are still submerged and we are unable to obtain an accurate damage bill and as a result, extraordinary losses resulting from damage caused by the floods in Thailand have not been included in these forecasts. Thorough survey of the damages will commence once the water has receded. Further, the facilities are covered by insurance therefore we do not expect the impact will be excessive.
Here are some images from Rojana Industrial Park where the Nikon facilities are located – water is being pumped out of the park with generators:
The water levels continued to drop this week but are still above 2 meters in many areas of the industrial park:
Today Nikon released new firmware updates for the Nikon D5100 and D7000 cameras. I actually never expected them to released another firmware update for the D7000 more than a year after it was announced.
Fixes in the Nikon D5100 v1.01 firmware update (download link):