We know, there’s an ongoing debate as to whether it’s good practice to update cameras, lenses, and other gear immediately when firmware updates are released or to wait a few days, weeks, or sometimes months.However, in this case, Canon has rolled out a new firmware update for one of the company’s most popular RF zoom lenses, which is available across the globe. The update has been out for a few days and seems to be working fine, so we’ll go ahead and give you the lowdown for you to consider.Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens Firmware UpdateSo, while not the biggest firmware update ever for a lens, it’s actually quite notably bigger and more important than most lens firmware updates, as it does more than just fix a few minor issues. (It does this, too, but also more.) The big news here is that this firmware update will add some new control and usability enhancements, which will bring full-time manual focus support in both One-Shot and Servo AF modes. The RF zoom will also get the ability to use the focus ring as a control ring, which should be quite helpful for filmmakers and video shooters eager for silent aperture control support. Here’s everything new with Firmware Version 2.0.7 for the Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens: Adds full-time manual focus, which allows constant manual focus adjustment in both One-Shot and Servo AF modes. **This function is enabled when used with compatible cameras.Adds the ability to...
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