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well, almost everyone.
The following firmware is said to update these cameras to work with the WFT-E2 II.
The 5D Mark II gets an added fix, see the note.
1Ds Mark III: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/eos1dsm3/firmware-e.html
1D Mark III: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eos1dm3/firmware.html
5D Mark II: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/firm-e/eos5dmk2/firmware.html
*note: Corrects a phenomenon in which visible noise may appear in images taken by continuous Bulb shooting.
WFT-E2/ E2A: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/wft/wfte2-firmware-e.html
Stealth Upgrades?
I’m not sure if anyone has ever confirmed a Canon firmware update to include undisclosed tweaks and fixes. Anyone know for sure?
thanks Ray
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PLEASE see our comment at bottom of this page (didn’t write it here by mistake)
Thanks a lot in advance!
Yes Catastrophile, I meant in manual mode and AUTO ISO, thanks for the remark :-)
And I agree totally with all you wrote after.
I like lot of depth of field and the 35mm lens… I wish I could use my canon 5d in AV mode, setting a minimum shutter speed of 1/125, enough to freeze human gestures and in the same time let the camera set the minimum ISO to get the best quality :-) In this way, I can set aperture between 5 to 11 to have sharp pictures with context and I can concentrate only on the picture, without thinking about ISO and time. Now my Canon chooses by default a time of 1/30 or 1/40 in the I put AUTO ISO in AV mode with a 35mm lens: a too big time :-(
Yes, I was recalling that thread.
I didn’t check about the less DR on ISO 160, good to know indeed.
At least in some situations it could be more useful than ISO 200.
It’s very important (but hard at the same time) to know the real possibilities, limitations and (sometimes weird) behaviors of this camera!!
Thanks for the additional info.
Cheers.
EDIT / CORRECTION :
SORRY, in fact after reading and searching I realized I was meaning this one:
ISO NOISE TESTS:
http://www.cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3294
The one you linked is newer and relates to Highlight tones priority mode. The one I mention is just ISO NOISE TESTS.
Take a look at it, might be helpful.
Cheers.
IMPORTANT COMMENT:
The above tests sometimes shows frames taken from video, not stills. So it’s good to check carefully each case and test.