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Canon eos 5D mark ll firmware update

Sunday, September 19, 2010


Those EOS 5D Mark II owners who have previously experienced an aperture glitch when focusing where the iris closed or opened, alas Canon has come to the rescue with a solution. With the release of the new firmware (version 2.0.7), 5D users benefit from the following improvements and fixes:

Fixes a phenomenon in which the aperture exhibits abnormal movement when shooting movies in manual exposure mode and Aperture Priority AE (Av mode) using some Canon lenses (such as macro lenses).
Fixes a phenomenon in which the exposure level shown in the LCD panel differs from what is shown in the viewfinder when shooting still images in manual exposure mode.
Fixes a phenomenon in which the Wireless File Transmitter (WFT-E4 or WFT-E4 II) may not automatically power off when used for FTP transfers.
These phenomenon only occur with the Version 2.0.4 and Version 2.0.3 firmware.



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