The upgrade, Version 2.0.0, which will be made available in early August, not only increases the maximum number of images that can be captured during continuous shooting, but also enables the EOS 7D to be used with the optional GPS Receiver GP-E2, and adds a range of new functions such as a maximum sensitivity setting function when shooting using ISO Auto.ĭuring continuous shooting, the new firmware allows the capture of approximately 25 RAW images*2 in a single burst, improving on the previous limit of approximately 15 images.*3 For RAW+JPEG (large/fine) files, the firmware makes possible the continuous shooting of approximately 17 images,*2 an improvement over the previous approximately 6 images.*3 This improved performance enables users to take full advantage of the EOS 7D’s high-speed continuous shooting of up to 8 frames per second, a feature that is particularly useful when capturing moving subjects. announced today a new firmware*1 upgrade for the EOS 7D digital SLR camera (released in October 2009) that greatly improves the camera’s performance. New firmware upgrade for Canon EOS 7D digital SLR camera delivers improved performance, adds latest functions Here is the full press release from Canon Canada. The upgrade is available free of charge for download at Canon Canada.ĮOS 7D Firmware Version 2.0.0 – DownloadĮOS 7D Firmware, Version 2.0.0 – Download GPS compatibility with the GP-E2 receiver.Manual audio level adjustment in movie recording.Maximum Auto ISO setting (ISO 400-6400).In-camera RAW image editing (ability to save as JPEG).Improved maximum burst for RAW images (up to 25 from 15 previously).The new features available in V2 include: This will be a great asset to DSLR filmmakers who have had to rely on workarounds in the past, although without a 3.5mm headphone jack, you will need to rely heavily on those meters.
The other highly notable improvement is manual audio level adjustment in movie recording. This will be an incredible benefit for those sports and wildlife photographers who constantly ran into a full buffer due to the 8 frames-per-second.
The biggest improvements are the increased buffer capacity, up to 25 images from the previous 15 image maximum in RAW mode. The V2 firmware brings a new lease on life to the almost three year old camera. Canon has posted their 2.0.0 firmware for the EOS 7D, calling it ‘The Next Evolution’.
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