Not to me no - I do own Sigma lenses - and I do update - and I don't care. can not read the NEFs from my D7000 (firmware version 1.00, 1.00, 1.002). I probably seem paranoid, but I figured if Nikon dislikes Sigma there is probably no reason for them to care about the lenses working well with the newest firmware version.Įxactly - so they don't (cares - I mean.) The Nikon D7000 (DX-format, 27.3 oz/774g) is the best DSLR made by Nikon. None that I know of - related to updates. Thus rendering Sigma lenses useless (or less useable) after the updates? Are there any known issues with updating for Sigma owners on the D7000? That's most likely - why would Nikon concern about Sigma owners - that's Sigma's problem.

Supported formats JPEG-format images (Exif 2.2 compliant) RAW (NEF, NRW) and TIFF images, movies, sounds and Image Dust Off data shot/created with Nikon digital cameras. Is it possible Nikon could have left out Sigma lens owner considerations when programming new firmware versions, USB: Nikon digital cameras that support MTP/PTP, PTP, or Mass Storage. I always update when an update is available - there could be some important fixes. I'm a bit skeptical of updating the firmware in my D7000 because of all the talk about difficulties with newer Nikon cameras and Sigma lenses, but feel like the old D7000 could need an update.

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