The fixes listed above are corrections for the phenomena experienced with firmware version 2.0.0. Corrects some errors in the message displayed on the LCD screen when saving RAW images developed in the camera (these errors do not appear in the Japanese and Korean language displays).Fixes a phenomenon in which the maximum number of images that can be captured in a burst may be less than the actual number displayed in the viewfinder.Fixes a phenomenon in which the camera stops working when the auto power off setting takes effect.
While firmware is tested and then tested again, the sheer complexity and also the fun of translating camera menu’s can make for the odd terms being used in menus and occasionally a functionality bug too.ĮOS 7D firmware 2.0.3 available now Download firmware v2.0.3 for EOS 7D from CanonĪccording to Canon firmware version 2.0.3 incorporates the following fixes:. Five weeks ago Canon released the biggest ever feature upgrade for it’s EOS 7D camera via a firmware update. If you've been on the fence, buy one now! The Canon EOS 5D Mark II is available body only or with a lens kit.ĭownload the 5D Mark II firmware upgrade here.
If you already have a 5D Mark II, your camera is about to get 1000% more awesome. If you absolutely need to record the slow-mo effect practically (in-camera), pick up a 7D or the new Rebel T2i as a second body. Most folks use these fast frame rates for slow motion, and there are plenty of ways to achieve this in post without 50/60fps. If you're a solo documentarian or indie filmmaker, this is a killer new feature. Tweak your audio levels as needed, and enjoy pro-grade stereo sound - in camera. You'll get a visual representation of both left and right channels. And - drum roll, please - you can manually set your recording levels with an on-screen sound meter. The 5D Mark II gets a sampling bump from 44.1KHz to the more professional 48KHz. Other new features include an on-screen histogram and aperture / shutter priority exposure when shooting video.
Canon should have the new firmware available for download in the next two weeks. The best part? The feature updates are free. By adding 24 and 25fps recording and updating the 30fps setting to an edit-friendly 29.97fps, Big C delivers. Late last year, Canon promised a 2010 firmware update for the 5D Mark II to bring the camera's movie mode in line with the EOS-1D Mark IV and 7D bodies. Also, the camera gets a couple of other awesome features like MANUAL SOUND RECORDING.
Available now, the firmware 2.0.3 enables 1080p HD video recording at 24 (23.976), 25, and 30 (29.97) fps to match both NTSC and PAL television standards. After months of waiting, Canon is bringing broadcast-friendly frame rates to the EOS 5D Mark II.
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