Additionally, the Playback mode now allows image rating and faster scrolling between images. The new update offers simple time zone settings, and makes it possible to change the first four letters of file names used by the camera, much like the EOS 5D Mark III can do.įinally, one change not previously noted has been made in the new EOS 7D firmware: a bug that could result in slow shutter speeds when firing intermittent, consecutive bursts of external flash has been resolved. The raw processing feature includes the ability to adjust exposure compensation, white balance, picture style, noise reduction, and distortion correction settings. The new firmware also adds access to in-camera raw processing and JPEG resizing functionality via a Quick Control menu, as seen in later Canon SLR models. You can also record GPS track logs, so you can review your route at a later time. This both allows the automatic tagging of images with their capture location, altitude, and direction, and can correct the camera's clock automatically.
A fine-grained selection of 64 recording levels will be offered.įans of geotagging will also approve of the new support for the Canon GP-E2 hotshoe-mounted GPS receiver accessory. Movie shooters will be pleased to find that they can now set audio recording levels before capture commences, just like in the EOS 5D Mark III. Previously restricted to ISO 100-3,200 equivalents, this will now allow ISO 6,400 equivalent to be selected, as well, leaving only the ISO 12,800 expanded setting outside of Auto control.
Another interesting change is a wider range for the maximum ISO sensitivity available to the EOS 7D's Auto ISO function.
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