> much of it was rather insightful while brief Much of it was misinformed or plain wrong. The particulars has been extensively discussed in this thread. > The

> much of it was rather insightful while brief Much of it was misinformed or plain wrong. The particulars has been extensively discussed in this thread. > The motivated spectator can then google details about your camera's firmware for the next time you travel to North Korea yourself. The photographer appears to use Nikon SLRs which I am familiar with (I have a Df and has been using Nikon for the past decade). A handful of old models had homebrew firmware patches but it was mostly for shooting video[0]. There has been no new releases since. Can somebody point me where to look? Googling turned up nothing like what's been described in the linked gallery. [0]http://www.diyphotography.net/hacked-nikon-firmware-allows-manual-control-d5100-while-liveview/ http://www.diyphotography.net/hacked-nikon-firmware-allows-m...