New firmware updates for Leica M/M-P Typ 240, Typ 262, Monochrom Typ 246 released

Today Leica announced firmware updates for the following cameras:

Lust of new improvements in the latest firmware update:

Prevents the camera controls from becoming unresponsive after a series of continuous burst images fills the buffer
The selected user profile will be displayed even when exposure compensation has been adjusted
Exposure compensation is no longer saved to the user profile
Memory cards with a capacity of up to 512GB are now supported (we don’t necessarily recommend SD cards this large due to long startup times)
The default file format settings upon resetting the camera has been changed from ‘JPG’ to ‘DNG+JPG’
The time-out period for the last GPS Position, when no GPS signal is received, is extended to 2.5 hours for the Leica M/M-P (Typ 240) and Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246) – GPS is not available with the M (Typ 262)
It is now possible to display all zoom steps when reviewing images in playback mode from the Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246), Leica M (Typ 262) and Leica M/M-P (Typ 240)
When using SD cards that are too slow for movie recording, a message appears in the viewfinder display

List of bug fixes included in the firmware updates:

Bugs that led to the camera freezing when shooting fast sequences have been fixed
The accuracy of the internal clock has been improved
When using ‘AUTO ISO in M mode’ the used exposure metering mode is now displayed in play mode
Files larger than 2GB can now be transferred from the camera to the PC via USB
The display of the histogram has been optimized for high ISO values
The display of flash exposure compensation values has been improved in the menu
A misleading message (‘check battery age’) has been removed
With the Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246), a bug that led to black pixels in fine patterns has been fixed
Further system optimizations have been implemented