October 3, 2006: Nikon has releasesd updated firmware for several of it’s higher-end DLSRs, including the D200 (are you listening Michael?), the DX2 and the D2Hs (that last one’s a mouthful!).

You can read all about it on Dpreview here, or check below for an excerpt:

Nikon has today issued firmware version 2.0 for three of its digital SLRs. The D200 gets support for the WT-3 wireless transmitter and image authentication via the menu (the use of which requires optional software). Updates to the D2X and D2Hs are far more extensive (probably the largest list of updates we’ve ever seen implemented by firmware) and include additional ISO settings on the D2X, auto-focus improvements, changes to menu options, new image processing options and playback information.

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