Firmware update: Ricoh Theta V 1.20.1

Ricoh suffered for a while for his Theta V-cameras released new firmware with version number 1.20.1. These digital cameras have two lenses that allow them to take spherical photos. They are two f/2.0 lenses, with each lens associated with a 12-megapixel 1/2.3″ sensor. Combined, this produces 360-degree images with a 14-megapixel resolution. The list of adjustments is as follows:

Version 1.20.1

• Still image joining accuracy has been improved.
• Added a function to correct rotational shake when shooting video.（When transferring to a smartphone with zenith correction turned on）
• Subject shake when shooting video has been reduced.
  *Noise may increase depending on the shooting conditions. •Purple fringing has been reduced.
• Resolved the problem that weakened the spatial audio effect when recording with the 3D microphone (TA-1).
• Changed the default time until auto-shutdown from 48 hours to 18 hours.
• bug fix

Version 1.11.1

• Image quality of interval shooting has been improved.
• Sleep mode status is maintained when connecting or disconnecting to PC via USB.
• The issue, electric wave of wireless LAN (2.4GHz) was weak in some cases. has been improved.
• bug fix

Version 1.10.1

• The precision of video slant top/bottom correction has been improved.
• Still image joining accuracy has been improved.
• The quality of the still image is improved by modifying the compression ratio.
• Corrected bugs and improved performance.

Version 1.00.2

• bug fix