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I also have a European model and the number is exactly the same as yours. My number is just longer, it has a 37 added at the end. I have tried all the firmware version C that are out there and they all work for me.

My experience is that the shaking is caused by dried or poorly cut film. The gripper on dried film does not fit exactly into the perforation. On poorly cut film, the gripper does not have the strength to advance the film. Both of these problems are indicated by a loud clicking sound. Try using...

Is it the sound I'm describing here? #540

I forgot to write the label, it is RODREELSEU.

I did it and used it. And I have it on my device until now. Although I really appreciate your work, I stayed with this firmware. It gives me the best results with my device. I've tried all the firmwares out there and I always come back to this one.

I'm sorry. All the versions of C mentioned here worked for me. Try going through this page firmware, you can see the same problem there.

I'm really sorry. I forgot to write that the file UITRON.BIN needs to be renamed to FWDV280. Big apologies again.

Hi, I also have a device from EU. Try using firmware from #511 It works for me.

I've written about it here before. Maybe it will help here too. #573

I put the version I used in my signature so I wouldn't forget it. The speed is now OK.

I did new tests and the color matches in my opinion. The speed is worse. With 16 set the real speed is 5.333. With 18 it is 6 and with 24 it is 8. It looks like you need to multiply by 3. Hopefully this will help you. I really admire your knowledge and selfless help for those of us who can't do...

I'm trying out a new version of #7. The first set is from a black and white film, where everything is at 0 and only the white balance changes. The second set is a color film and like the first set, everything is at 0 and only the white balance changes. It is firmware version "C".

The rectangular X box appeared every time I wanted to capture and there was a file firmware on the card. After deleting it, it disappeared and I was able to shoot.

What size card are you using and how is it formatted? My 128GB was also not working on exFat. It only started working after formatting it to FAT32 with special software.

My experience is that the shaking is caused by dried or poorly cut film. The gripper on dried film does not fit exactly into the perforation. On poorly cut film, the gripper does not have the strength to advance the film. Both of these problems are indicated by a loud clicking sound.