Canon EOS R1: Firmware v1.1.2 Released

Craig Blair
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Canon has released new major firmware for the EOS R1 for the second time in a week. This update fixes an issue where video could not be recorded correctly when using a memory card larger than 2TB with the [Pre-recording] setting enabled.

It also fixes an issue where the camera failed to operate properly after updating to Firmware Version 1.1.0 if the still/video switch function was set to [Silent shutter function switching] or [Disable].

Canon EOS R1 Firmware v1.1.2

  1. *For more information, please refer to the ‘Setting a Password' section in the Advanced User Guide on cam.start.canon.
  2. Enables firmware updates to be performed when the camera is connected to the internet and new firmware is made available on Canon servers.
  3. Adds [Viewfinder Priority] mode, which activates the viewfinder when a user is detected by the rear sensor.
  4. Adds the ability to automatically detect Flicker at 100 or 120 Hz during Live View display.
  5. Adds the ability to register focus position as a presets on the CR-A100 Camera Remote Application. This ability makes it easier to focus on subjects at the intended distance when the application is used with Robotic Camera System CR-S700R.
  6. Adds the ability to select [Panning Assist]. When users pan with compatible lenses, image stabilization and subject blur correction are applied during exposure.
  7. Adds the ability to select [Case Special] to expand Servo AF characteristics which is effective for subjects located behind a net in sporting events, such as badminton or volleyball.
  1. Adds support for the Software Development Assistance Kit (EDSDK/CCAPI).
  2. Adds a function that simultaneously protects images when they are rated.
  3. Adds the ability to use up to 8TB of CFexpress cards.
    • Cards larger than 8TB require low-level formatting by the camera.
    • Cards larger than 8TB are treated as 8TB cards.
    • Cards larger than 2TB cannot be used for firmware updating.
  4. Adds to lower the image capture frame rate to help prevent overheating when connected to CR-A100 in extended remote shooting.
  5. When transferring images with voice memos via FTP, the transfer order priority has now changed with voice memo (Wav) file being sent first followed by image file.
    If a voice memo is added to an image queued for transfer, the image and voice memo are now sent last.
  6. Adds the ability to set the number of shots captured in pre-continuous shooting mode.
  7. Adds the ability to set [Airplane mode] to shooting button customization.
  8. Adds the ability to enable [Exposure Simulation] when a flash unit is attached.
  9. Improved AF tracking during video capture for subjects that are difficult to focus on.
  10. Fixes an issue in which Err70 may occur when enlarging an image after shooting with [Blackout-Free Display] set to “On” and [Servo 1st image priority/One-Shot AF release priority] set to “Release priority”.
  11. Fixes an issue in which Err70 may occur when repeatedly shooting in the “High-speed continuous shooting +” mode.
  12. Fixes an issue in which Err70 may occur immediately after startup when shooting with the electronic shutter.
  13. Fixes an issue in which Err70 may occur during video recording in “FHD239.8P/200.0P”.
  14. Fixes an issue in which Error 70 may occur while filming in video mode with frame rate set to “50.00P” and [Movie Digital IS] set to “On” or “Enhanced”.
  15. Fixes an issue in which Err70 may occur during shooting when both [Pre-recording] and [Auto send] to image.canon are set to “Enable”.
  16. Fixes an issue in which the camera may stop functioning properly when [Image Review] is set to “Off” and the monitor entered low brightness mode after pre-continuous shooting.
  17. Fixes an issue in which video recording may not be possible when using Remote Live View shooting in EOS Utility while outputting via HDMI.
  18. Fixes an issue in which large RAW image files may not be transferred via Camera Connect.
  19. Fixes an issue in which the camera may not connect to Wi-Fi 7-compatible routers.

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Craig is the founder and editorial director for Canon Rumors. He has been writing about all things Canon for more than 17 years. When he's not writing, you can find him shooting professional basketball and travelling the world looking for the next wildlife adventure. The Canon EOS R1 is his camera of choice.

8 comments

  1. ... after you!

    Looking forward to the upgrades this will bring, but perhaps not just yet.
    LOL yeahhhh, certainly waiting to try this one out until there are some people using it out in the wild without issue.
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  2. In the past I have been one of the immediate firmware upgrade people. This was especially true with my R5. I'd upgrade as soon as the firmware was available somewhere (which usually wasn't in the US). I was lucky never to have had any significant issue, even when there were problems with the firmware.

    These days I'm more in the wait a bit to see if there are issues camp. Especially with the R1!
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  3. Had no problem with the pulled or current firmware...
    Very good to hear.

    I think the main issue was with CFExpress cards larger than 2TB, and even then in specific video shooting modes, so it shouldn't affect too many people. Still, I'll wait a bit to skip some of the update churn.
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