DSLRs are always evolving, but rest assured that your investment in Canon is always kept up to date with the latest updates and fixes. Bugs and fixes constantly occur due to the millions of possibilities when it comes to memory cards, lenses, operating conditions etc. Lately, Canon has posted a firmware update for its EOS 7D digital SLR. Firmware v1.2.5 fixes bugs relating to stilts and video recording with specific CF cards and images stabilization with specific lenses in custom setting mode. The latest version also improves read/write speeds when using UDMA 7 compatible CF cards.
Canon has also released an updated version of its Digital Photo Professional raw conversion software. Version 3.10.1 extends support to the EOS 600D and EOS 1000D DSLRs. The update also fixes a number of bugs and offers lens abberation correction support to additional Canon lenses.
The firmware and DPP revision are available for immediate download from Canon's website at:
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