Pentax releases K20D firmware update

By Matthew Fitzgerald on 19 June 2008

Tags: digital slr | dslr | firmware | k20d | pentax

Pentax has released a firmware update to its top end digital SLR, the 14-megapixel K20D, which was released in April 2008.

The firmware update, version 1.01, is stated to minimise noise when taking photos with the 2 second self-timer. For more information and instructions click here.

It is generally recommended you install the latest firmware updates for your camera so you can get the most out of your gear.

For more information on firmware updates for a specific camera, visit the manufacturer's Web site.

Before installing any firmware upgrade, always take the time to read through all of the documentation and follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully.

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