This 130g budget camera lens just got better at autofocus
Faster autofocus and a fix for a continuous autofocus issue during video recording come to the SG-image AF 25mm f/1.8 Micro Four Thirds
A new firmware update for the SG-Image AF 25mm f/1.8 Micro Four Thirds lens promises enhanced autofocus capabilities and resolves an issue that could hinder continuous autofocus during video recording on certain camera models. Weighing just 130g, this lightweight prime lens is compatible with various camera systems, including Sony E, Fujifilm X, and Nikon Z mounts.
To update the lens, users must first download the firmware update to their computer. Next, they must link the lens to their computer via the USB-C port, which should display as "SG-image" on the computer screen. Afterward, users simply copy and paste the firmware from their computer to their lens. Upon completion, a text file on the lens will display the updated firmware version and its release date.
Experts advise consulting the Bokeh Face: Digital Camera World podcast episode for additional insights, potential risks, and expert advice surrounding firmware updates. It is generally recommended to wait a week or two after the release of an update to ensure any issues are addressed before undergoing the update process.
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