Scanning & Archiving

At the Canon site select your: Category, product type, and model of camera from the drop down lists and the page that loads will display your camera's firmware version (if any) that is available for download. Click on the firmware you want to download and follow the instructions.

Clicking this link will bring you directly to the Casio download page. Find your camera on the list and click on the model name. After the page with the instructions and terms, Casio requires you to enter the serial number of your camera to continue. (Silly, I know, but...)

On Fuji's download page, you'll first choose the type of camera or lens and then your model. Clicking the link for your camera model will bring you to a page explaining what will be modified by the firmware as well as some silly legaleeze about you not pirating their firmware. Click "yes, I agree" and you will get to the instructions for downloading and updating your firmware.

Nikon USA has greatly improved their support site so our link now directs you there. It is actually now the simplest interface for this purpose. Kudos to the Nikon IT department for their work.

Just scroll down the page to find your camera model and click on the firmware version number to download the file(s).

Each link on the Olympus Software Downloads area of their site will bring you to a new webpage Select Digital Cameras from the list of equipment and then the series of camera (the letter that begins your camera's model number). Click on your camera model and choose your computer operating system and any available updates will be listed on the resulting page.

Our Panasonic link takes you directly to their downloads page. Click on the download link next to your model on the chart and a pop-up window will open with what issues the update addresses and two links to download firmware. Then click the download button under your computers operating system to start the download.

Select your camera model from the drop-box list in which it appears and click on the "Go" button next to the drop-box. At the bottom of the instruction page that loads will be links to download the firmware in either Windows or Mac format.

If your Sigma camera has a firmware update it should be listed on the page that loads from our link.

You can also download Sigma software from the same page. Most importantly to our customers is the SIGMA Optimization Pro Software which lets you use the Sigma UB-01 to upgrade or enhance any Sigma lens from the Sigma Global Vision product lines. The other software downloads have to do with updated RAW file conversion for Sigma Camera image files, camera control software.

Sony has one of the simplest sites for finding your firmware. Choose type, series and model for the drop down lists or just type in a part of the model number in the search box.

They also have the longest legal document on their "I Agree" button page. Don't worry, it's pretty much the same as everyone elses and unless you're pirating software to build your own cameras, there's nothing to worry about. I think Sony just has more lawyers.