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Happy Friday, friends. This week, Canon has re -presented the new firmware for EOS R1 and R5 II. It brings new features and bug fixes to both models. Additionally, Fujifilm has announced new firmware for seven cameras that offer minor updates and fixes. Without further movement, let’s dive.
Canon
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Canon initially released firmware for R1 and R5 II last week. Those updates came as new firmware at the same time List of other modelsBut Canon had to pull the R1 and R5 II upgrade after discovering an error. It fixes that error, and the firmware is ready to download again. If you have downloaded and installed the drawn version, be sure to update a one released at July 24 (below version number) to avoid any possible issues.
Canon EOS R5 II Ver 1.1.1
There are quite updates for R5 II. This adds automatic flicker detections at 100 or 120Hz when using live views and improves image stabilization control with compatible control with peripheral coordinated controls. Sports photographers will benefit from the option to expand Sarvo AF to focus better on the subjects behind the net, and it promises to improve AF tracking during video with barely focus subjects.
Now you can also set the number of shots captured in pre-inter-shooting mode. And, it adds the ability to turn on the exposure simulation when using the flash unit.
Additionally, Ver adds compatibility up to 8TB with 1.1.1 CFEXPRESS card. Canon notes that the card larger than 2TB cannot be used to update the firmware, although. In addition, like other recent canon firmware updates, this firmware enables updates when the camera is connected to the Internet.
If you have first downloaded Ver 1.1.0, this update fixes two possible issues related to that version.
See all the changes and download the R5 II firmware Ver 1.1.1 here.
Canon EOS R1 Ver 1.1.2
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The EOS R1 shares most of the updates as R1 R5 II. This includes live view, automatic flicker detection on 100 or 120Hz when using the internet-based firmware updates, the option to focus on the subjects behind the NET during video capture with net-to-focus subjects and to expand Sarvo AF to improve AF tracking. It also combines compatibility with 8TB CFEXPRESS cards and flash units with exposure simulation.
R1 receives an additional benefit of paning assist, which applies image stabilization and theme spotting improvement during exposure when paning with compatible lens.
See all the changes and download the R1 firmware Ver 1.1.2 here.
Fujifilm
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Fujifilm released minor firmware updates for X-T5, X-Z20, X-T50, X-M5, X100VI, GFX100RF and X Half. All those seven cameras have now increased security for wireless communication and are some small updates for menu options. The X Half firmware fixes a rare bug which is freezed when the camera is freezed when the power is turned off and turns on.
See details and download Fujifilm X-T5 Ver 4.30 here.
View the details and download the Fujifilm X-S20 Ver 3.30 here.
See details and download Fujifilm X-T50 Ver 1.30 here.
See details and download Fujifilm X-M5 Ver 1.20 here.
See details and download Fujifilm X100VI Ver 1.30 here.
See details and download Fujifilm GFX100RF Ver 1.10 here.
See details and download Fujifilm X Half Ver 1.20 here.
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Viltrox AF 28 mm F4.5 Fe Lens Ver 1.07
Finally, Wiltrox released an update for the e-mount version of its 28 mm F4.5 lens. This is a small change with limited details, simply saying “fixed known issues”.
