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Why do I always get a CD in the box containing a lens from Canon? It's black and it says "EF lens" on it, and also "Ver. 4.1."
I've never opened one. And yet my lenses still work?
;D
I'd be curious to know what it is, and what if any value it adds. I register my gear at Canon's website so if there are needed "downloads" (even then I don't really understand what those are for) I assume I can do it that way.
Any insight is appreciated. (Yes, obviously I am aware I could open it up finally and check it out ... but I think out of some vague sense of preserving potential resale value, coupled with my not understanding the benefit, makes me think it's better to leave it in its packaging.)
I've never opened one. And yet my lenses still work?
;DI'd be curious to know what it is, and what if any value it adds. I register my gear at Canon's website so if there are needed "downloads" (even then I don't really understand what those are for) I assume I can do it that way.
Any insight is appreciated. (Yes, obviously I am aware I could open it up finally and check it out ... but I think out of some vague sense of preserving potential resale value, coupled with my not understanding the benefit, makes me think it's better to leave it in its packaging.)