Nikon announces the release of a new version 1.1.0 NX Field remote shooting systems for professional photographers, news and sports agencies. The new version adds support for full-frame mirrorless cameras such as the Z 7II, Z 6II, Z 7, and Z 6. Z 9 support will be added in future firmware updates.
With support for mirrorless cameras in version 1.1.0 You can now remotely control the silent shooting feature common to mirrorless systems. This allows remote-controlled cameras to be used where silence needs to be maintained, such as in concert halls and at chess matches. In version 1.1.0 also added support for eye and face detection AF in Nikon mirrorless cameras for more reliable focus on faces and eyes during remote shooting. Focus points throughout the frame make it easy to focus on subjects around the edges of the frame, giving you more freedom when composing it.
In version 1.1.0 NX Field also added support for interval shooting on compatible DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. If you specify a shooting interval and number of shots on the remote camera, you can shoot automatically even from a distance. You can install this software by contacting NPS nps@nikon or a Nikon branded service center, note that the service is subject to a fee. Nikon will continue to release updates to NX Field to support professional photographers in covering large-scale events.
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What are the major updates and improvements in version 1.1.0 of the NX FIELD remote shooting system by Nikon? How does this version cater to the needs and preferences of professional photographers and agencies? Are there any specific features that make it stand out from previous versions or competing systems in the market?
Is the new version 1.1.0 of the NX FIELD remote shooting system from Nikon offering any significant upgrades or additional features that would benefit professional photographers and agencies in their work?
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