A firmware update will enhance autofocus in both EOS R and EOS RP Mirrorless Cameras. Eye-based autofocus is the flavor of the month in camera development, and Canon is working overtime to make sure that their cameras can take full advantage of the feature. The Canon 90D and M6 MK II both support Eye AF, and it looks like their full-frame EOS-R mirrorless cameras will be the next in line thanks to an upcoming major firmware update. Quietly posting a coming soon clip to their YouTube channel, Canon is teasing three main features coming to the EOS-R line. In addition to Eye AF, those features include object tracking/subject identification, and AF Frame display delay. The video states: "The firmware update aims to add detection of the subject’s eye when the subject is at a distance, improve overall AF frame tracking for moving subjects, as well as improve initial subject recognition and start tracking when subjects are at a distance." Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 29 August, 2019