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• Added support for the iOS edition of NX MobileAir, starting with NX MobileAir version 1.0.4.
• Made improvements to focus-ring response when [MF] is selected for [Focus mode].
• Fixed an issue occurring when the camera was powered via USB that resulted in the supply of power ending after 15 hours of continuous use.

With a warm scone from Wonderland Bakery & Coffee in hand, I made the turn in the road to one of our favorite picnic stops. As we made the turn in the road, the glory of the morning lite up our view! Without hesitation we stopped, jumped out and shot. The challenge, how to take all of the above and bring it into the viewfinder? Often, the thought process takes over the heart and things get mucked up. Overthinking has ruined many an image when KISS should prevail. The simplest technique when the scene overtakes you scenes, emotions is just go click. FEEL the light … its quality, quantity and color! Make any slight changes you FEEL in camera and go click. The final photo should totally embrace that feeling of just ’rounding the corner.