Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0.2 Release
Hasselblad releases Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0.2 with a one-line changelog: "Fixed Known Issues."
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Hasselblad releases Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0.2 with a one-line changelog: "Fixed Known Issues."
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If you're one of the lucky folks to own one of these, just 13 days after the previous firmware update (1.9.
This started with a question on a Hasselblad forum: someone tried renaming a .FFF file to .3FR hoping Phocus Mobile 2 would recognize it.