I was once footling about in Sainsbury's when I spotted some A5 lined notebooks with grey plastic front & rear covers. Mmmm ..... I wondered ..... so I bought one. IIRC, the notebook was about 97p.

When I got it home, I scanned it into Photoshop 7 and lo, the RGB values were 128,128,128. Near enough ...


Andrew

Sunny - isn't that when the clouds are blue?

Andrew

Retired at 50 - at the turn of the millenium.

Andrew

I wasn't panicing. The firmware update has done exactly what I hoped it might - allowed my to use Class 10 cards that I could not previously use.

It's a shame that Pentax do not publish a changes history (AFAIK).

Andrew

I've now installed the update - no issues.

The K200D can now use the Transcend 8GB Class 10 card without problem. There are no changes to menus that I can see.

Andrew

How did you discover that? Are you aware of anything else in the 1.01 firmware update for the K200D?

Andrew

The firmware in my K200D is the original version 1.00. The new firmware is version 1.01, which is the first update. The only declared change is to support some new SDHC cards.

When the new firmware was launched, I initially decided not to install it on the basis that there is no point in fixing the K200D if it isn't broken - especially if there is a (small) possibility that the update process itself might break it. Now, I'm considering whether to install it anyway, because I bought a cheapie 8GB Class 10 card that is behaving strangely in the camera (though it works perfectly in a PC).

I was hoping that some members might have experience of installing the update and of the effect it had on the K200D's ability to use Class 10 SDHC cards.

Andrew

I'm considering installing the 1.01 firmware update on my K200D in an attempt to fix a problem using a Transcend Class 10 8GB SDHC card.

Has anyone installed this update on their K200D? Did the install process go OK? Has there been any noticeable change to the K200D following installation and if so, what is it?

Andrew

It is still here for anyone who wants it.

Andrew

Perhaps I wasn't entirely clear ..... from what I've read, if the Ducati is shown as blue in an application, it means that ICC profiles in the source image are being ignored by that application (for whatever reason).

Andrew