Firmware Version 1.0.8 incorporates the following fixes.
- Fixes a phenomenon in which the set aperture moves unexpectedly when shooting movies in manual exposure mode using some Canon lenses (such as macro lenses).
Download: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/eosd/firm-e/eosdigital7/download.html?submitButtonName=I+Agree
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The iPhone 4 DOES have a flash, y’know. Ok, well, it’s an LED light, but hey…
With a similar motion to a windscreen wiper?
Cunning plan, with maybe a few flaws:
1) Where would the heat be vented to, no point in simply stirring the hot air around.
2) Graduated filter effect with the image on the outer edge of the sweep being over exposed and the inner edge under exposed?
3) More flaws.
Solutions to flaws:
1) Have a hole in the camera case for venting the hot air. (Needs to a different one to the one letting the light in).
In addtion to the heat it could let out all but the largest lumps of dirt wiped off the sensor by the windscreen wiper shutter.
2) Have a reducing number of pixels on the sensor as you move away from the centre of the sweeping shutter.
An additional benefit is that this would appeal to those that want more/or less pixel density on their sensors. They can just use a different part of the sensor according to their preferance!
3) More solutions.
No, I’m not drunk or stupid. Worse than that, I’m bored!
Maybe if my boss moves away I can expand on flaw/solutions number 3.
;-)
1) Have a hole in the camera case for venting the hot air. (Needs to a different one to the one letting the light in).
Guess you don’t care about weather sealing…at all
where’s my 5dmk3? get back to work.
Does anyone know how to add languages to the Japanese model of the T2i (Kiss 4)?
I bought one of these for my mother-in-law unwittingly thinking they were all the same………..and she only speaks Portuguese.
I know, don’t buy anything expensive or complicated for a mother-in-law. Lesson learned.
Help!