Canon has recently rolled out new firmware updates for three of their top-of-the-line mirrorless cameras. With firmware v1.2.0, the EOS R3 gains 195fps in stills mode and FullHD 240fps recording capabilities. The EOS R5 should now offer longer video recording times, while the EOS R6 gets some minor improvements. All updates are now available to download for free. Two months ago, the Canon mirrorless ecosystem saw the introduction of the EOS R7 and R10, the first two family members to feature an APS-C sensor. However, the company has also been busy developing new firmware updates to strengthen the capabilities of its high-end full-frame cameras, namely the EOS R3, R5, and R6. The latest updates introduce minor fixes for all cameras, add the ability to convert multiple HEIF images to the widely-adopted JPEG format, and bring enhancements to the “Movie Digital IS” function. But most importantly, they come with interesting new features that are specifically designed for each camera model. Let’s take a closer look. Canon EOS R3. Source: Canon Canon EOS R3 firmware update v.1.2.0 First announced in September 2021, the Canon EOS R3 should now be slowly reaching the hands of customers after a series of delays. Although the camera already packs amazing stills and video functions, the latest firmware (v1.2.0) really makes it a master of speed. Indeed, a new Custom high speed continuous Drive mode now allows users to take stills with blazingly-fast frame rates, ranging from 30 up to 195fps. This is possibile while shooting at...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 25 July, 2022