Do you have an EOS R camera? Canon probably has new firmware for you

Do you have a Canon EOS R camera? Then there is probably a new firmware update waiting for you. Canon has just released a plethora of firmware for cameras including the EOS R6 Mark II, R8, R7, R10 and R50, as well as the EL-5 Speedlite.

Firmware is critical to ensuring that older cameras continue to run smoothly with newer lenses and equipment as they come to market, eliminating annoying bugs that can crop up in the software and delivering improvements in camera and lens performance that Canon developed behind the scenes. scenes.

Fixed an issue where the camera would occasionally take a long time to start up, for example when recovering from auto-shutdown.
Improved security for FTPS connections.
Fixed an issue that could only occur under certain conditions where images would not display correctly in the viewfinder or monitor and camera controls would become unresponsive (error 70 may also appear).
Fixed an issue where the built-in image stabilization unit would not initialize and display error 20 if the camera was launched while shaking.
Fixed an issue that could cause error 70 to occur when shooting in A+ mode or with AI Focus AF set.
Fixed an issue that caused the card access light to blink and become unresponsive to actions while shooting small subjects.
Fixed an issue that could cause the shutter to continuously release under certain settings when the shutter button and another button were pressed simultaneously.

Fixed an issue where the camera would occasionally take a long time to start up, for example when recovering from auto-shutdown.
Fixed an issue that could only occur under certain conditions where images would not display correctly in the viewfinder or monitor and camera controls would become unresponsive (error 70 may also be displayed).
Fixed an issue where the built-in image stabilization unit would not initialize and display error 20 if the camera was launched while shaking.
Fixed an issue that could cause error 70 to occur when shooting in A+ mode or with AI Focus AF set.
Fixed an issue that caused the card access light to blink and become unresponsive to actions while shooting small subjects.
Fixed an issue that could cause the shutter to continuously release under certain settings when the shutter button and another button were pressed simultaneously.

Fixed an issue where the camera would occasionally take a long time to start up, for example when recovering from auto-shutdown.
Fixed an issue that could only occur under certain conditions where images would not display correctly in the viewfinder or monitor and camera controls would become unresponsive (error 70 may also be displayed).
Fixed an issue that could cause error 70 to occur when shooting in A+ mode or with AI Focus AF set.
Fixed an issue that caused the card access light to blink and become unresponsive to actions while shooting small subjects.
Fixed an issue that could cause the shutter to continuously release under certain settings when the shutter button and another button were pressed simultaneously.

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