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The name and size of the firmware update file can be checked on the Web site.Ĭopy the firmware update file to the SD card.

Select the icon of the firmware update file, and then select the command from the menu. Right-click the icon of the firmware update file and select the command from the pop-up menu that appears. If the file size does not match, then download the firmware update file again.

Check the size of the firmware update file.

In case the downloaded file does not automatically self-extract, double-click the downloaded file. The downloaded file will automatically self-extract, creating the firmware update file. Select a destination folder to expand the file into, and then select. Right-click the zipped file, and then select.

Extract the downloaded file, and create the firmware update file.Download the zipped self-extracting file from Canon's Website.Firmware update file (you can download it from Canon's Website.).Dedicated Battery Pack (The battery pack must be fully charged) or dedicated AC Adapter Kit (Optional).Prepare the items required to update the firmware. indicates either the current firmware version or the firmware version for the update.

Do not open the card slot cover during the firmware writing operation.

Do not shut off the power during the firmware writing operation.

Use a fully charged Battery Pack or dedicated AC Adapter Kit (Optional) for the firmware update.

:edit3: To fix this issue, Timer A needs to be set to 498 (FT +76) for 23.976 exact and 440 (FT +10) for 60 exact.A power failure during the firmware writing operation may disable the camera.

:edit2: Ok, just figured out that this bug has been in the nightly since 7d fps override was implemented. How exactly does fps override cause LV to stretch? Or is this a new feature I completely missed?! I just downloaded the latest nightly, same thing. :edit: Yeah definitely a bug in the fps override control.

At first, I noticed this while testing out different settings in 640x480 mode, going to do some more tests soon as I charge my battery. Mlv settings-Īfter messing with it a little bit more, the black and white levels get all wacky sometimes and the exposure is super glitchy. So I set the fps to 48, and Timer A back to 422. I noticed when I set the cam to 1280x720 60p, and set the fps override to 23.976 exact fps, the liveview display was stretched vertically, so when recording it and playing it back records it in normal aspect! Timer A under 23.976 exact is 422 (FT -76). When I play it back, the footage is normal aspect, no stretching required! I'm kinda running on no sleep in 2 days, I need someone to confirm this ASAP.