Canon today has released new firmware for the EOS 1D MarkIIn

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This firmware update (version 1.0.2) includes the following improvements:

1. Fixes a file-numbering error that occurred during Bulb shooting.
2. Improves the brightness of the LCD monitor.
3. Fixes mistakes in the Russian-language MENU displays.


This firmware update applies to cameras with firmware version up to 1.0.0 installed. If your camera's firmware is already version 1.0.2, it is not necessary to perform this update.

Canon EOS 1D MKIIn Firmware
 
It's hard improving perfection ;)

I know what you mean but the file numbering issue could be major for some.
 
Steve said:
It's hard improving perfection ;)

Оно поворачивает в Nikon? ;)
 
DJW said:
Оно поворачивает в Nikon? ;)

which according to the site I used = It turns in Nikon?
 
Damn - I'm on Version 1.0.0

I'll think about doing the upgrade when I've not just downed half a bottle of JD. :dizzy:
 
CT said:
I'll think about doing the upgrade when I've not just downed half a bottle of JD.

Really? Cos I'd reckon that having a brighter LCD would be handy when you're drunk. Plus your ability to speak Russian is probably at it's peak (they did invent vodka, after all) and as for the bulb shooting... Well it'll probably take your eyes that long to focus after a few bevvies.
 
:D Smart ass!

Actually, the screen is already adjustable to ridiculous levels of brightness, I'll have lost my ability to speak Russian in the morning anyway, so the only possible issue is the file numbering error in 'B'.

Manyana I think ;)
 
I just carried out the upgrade with no dramas to report. Thanks for the headsup Steve. :thumb:
 
Не Снег на улица, и Слон в саду курит трубка…

Nikon got it right before they released it to the public - nothing like doing R&D on an unsuspecting buyer..
 
Arkady said:
Не Снег на улица, и Слон в саду курит трубка…

I'll take two with chips please.
 
Arkady said:
Не Снег на улица, и Слон в саду курит трубка…

Nikon got it right before they released it to the public - nothing like doing R&D on an unsuspecting buyer..

Or having batteries that could potentially explode :whistle2:
 
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