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Download and extract the new lens data
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Click the I agree - Begin download link on the download site to download the file to your computer. |
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Double-click the downloaded file to start the installer. If a “User Account Control” dialog is displayed, click Yes or Continue. |
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Select a language and click Next. |
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If the desired language is not displayed, click Region Selection and choose a different region. The language-selection dialog may not be displayed if you have previously installed other Nikon software. |
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Click Next. |
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After reading the license agreement, select I accept the terms in the license agreement and click Next to begin installation. |
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Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation. When installation is complete, confirm that a “Nikon” folder has been created on the desktop and check that it contains the following items: |
- NKLD#####.BIN: Distortion control lens data; ##### represents the version number
- Legal: A folder containing the license agreement.
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Copy the lens data to the memory card |
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The data can be copied to the camera memory card using a computer equipped with a card reader or card slot. |
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Insert a formatted memory card in the card reader or card slot. If Nikon Transfer or ViewNX 2 is installed, Nikon Transfer or Nikon Transfer 2 may start automatically; exit the application before proceeding. |
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Windows 7/Vista
Under Windows 7/Vista, an AutoPlay dialog may be displayed. Click . |
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Windows XP
Under Windows XP, a Removable Disk dialog may be displayed. Click Cancel. |
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Copy “NKLD#####.BIN” to the memory card (##### represents the distortion control data version). |
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When copying is complete, confirm that the memory card contains the file “NKLD#####.BIN”, where ##### represents the distortion control data version. |
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Important
Be sure to copy the lens data to the root directory of the memory card. The camera will not recognize the new data if it is placed in a folder under the root directory. |
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If your computer shows the memory card as a removable disk, right-click the removable disk and select Eject from the menu that appears. Remove the memory card from the card reader or card slot. |
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Update the lens data |
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The menus displayed on your camera may differ from those shown here. |
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During the update, do not: |
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Remove the memory card |
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Turn the camera off |
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Operate any of the camera controls |
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Attach or remove lenses |
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Unplug or disconnect the AC adapter |
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Remove the battery |
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Subject the camera to powerful electromagnetic noise |
Any of the above actions could cause the camera to become inoperable. |
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Insert the memory card containing the lens data into the camera. |
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Cameras with Two Memory Card Slots
If the camera allows you to select one slot as the primary slot and the other as the secondary slot, insert the card into the slot currently selected as the primary slot. Otherwise insert the card into Slot 1. |
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Turn the camera on. |
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Press to display the menus. |
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Select Firmware version in the setup menu. |
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The current distortion control data version will be displayed. Highlight Update and press the . |
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An update dialog will be displayed. Select Yes. |
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The update will begin. Follow the on-screen instruction during the update. |
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Confirm that the update was completed successfully.
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Turn the camera off and remove the memory card. |
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Check the distortion control data version as described in Step 2, “Check the current lens data version”. |
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If the updated version is displayed, the update was successful. |
“#.###” is the distortion control data version. |
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If the update was not successful, contact a Nikon service representative. |
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Format the memory card in the camera. |
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This completes the update. |