http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/dc/10D_101-e.exe
must be those great batteries, they actually had the firmware built in
anyway :)
mines now 10fps and 45 point autofocus......
sorry couldn't help myself
"(but then my 10D has been working well
> anyway, so this was just maintenance on my part... :-) ).
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Rudi
> http://www.rudiphoto.net/
Yeah, it's still not 'official' though I dont think, as people on the
10D mailing list have pointed out - it's not linked from the webpage.
But I'm pretty sure that it's just not updated on their website yet.
Anyhow, it seems to work OK in my camera (: I dont notice any
differences yet. Does canon usually tell you what the update actually
does? I cant remember what the D30 one said when I updated it.
Derek wrote:
> must be those great batteries, they actually had the firmware built in
> anyway :)
>
> mines now 10fps and 45 point autofocus......
>
> sorry couldn't help myself
>
> "(but then my 10D has been working well
>
>>anyway, so this was just maintenance on my part... :-) ).
>>
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Rudi
>>http://www.rudiphoto.net/
>
>
>
Yes Canon will normally post a list of fixes I think. (with othe D series
they have)
The link was originally sourced form Chuck Westall, head tech Canon USA, so
I'm sure its legit, just not linked on the Bebit page yet.
"Scott Coutts" <scott.coutts@no-spam> wrote in message
news:3EFA5B01.4000904@no-spam
> Yeah, it's still not 'official' though I dont think, as people on the
> 10D mailing list have pointed out - it's not linked from the webpage.
> But I'm pretty sure that it's just not updated on their website yet.
> Anyhow, it seems to work OK in my camera (: I dont notice any
> differences yet. Does canon usually tell you what the update actually
> does? I cant remember what the D30 one said when I updated it.
>
> Derek wrote:
> > must be those great batteries, they actually had the firmware built in
> > anyway :)
> >
> > mines now 10fps and 45 point autofocus......
> >
> > sorry couldn't help myself
> >
> > "(but then my 10D has been working well
> >
> >>anyway, so this was just maintenance on my part... :-) ).
> >>
> >>
> >>Regards,
> >>
> >>Rudi
> >>http://www.rudiphoto.net/
> >
> >
> >
>
http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/EOS10D/10D_firmware-e.html
EOS 10D Firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the following:
1.. It increases the reliability of USB communication when used with the
camera direct print.
2.. It corrects wrong simplified Chinese letters on MENU.
This firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the cameras with Version 1.0.0
firmware. If the camera already loads the firmware Version 1.0.1, you do not
need update it.
Ah well, never mind. =0)
-A
"Derek" <doleary@no-spam> wrote in message
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> http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/dc/10D_101-e.exe
>
>
>
Admiral wrote:
>
> http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/EOS10D/10D_firmware-e.html
>
> EOS 10D Firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the following:
>
> 1.. It increases the reliability of USB communication when used with the
> camera direct print.
> 2.. It corrects wrong simplified Chinese letters on MENU.
> This firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the cameras with Version 1.0.0
> firmware. If the camera already loads the firmware Version 1.0.1, you do not
> need update it.
>
> Ah well, never mind. =0)
My thoughts exactly... I was so excited (childish I know).. I was going
to make my new camera newer... Maybe I should learn Chinese :-)
BRenton
"Admiral" <kdick@no-spam> wrote in message
news:4ryKa.552$Py2.6060@no-spam
> http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/EOS10D/10D_firmware-e.html
>
> EOS 10D Firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the following:
>
> 1.. It increases the reliability of USB communication when used with the
> camera direct print.
> 2.. It corrects wrong simplified Chinese letters on MENU.
> This firmware Version 1.0.1 supports the cameras with Version 1.0.0
> firmware. If the camera already loads the firmware Version 1.0.1, you do
not
> need update it.
>
>
>
> Ah well, never mind. =0)
Not that anything needed to be fixed on my 10D... but what are the chances
that Canon fixes something in the Firmware and doesn't tell anyone?? This
way they never admit to a problem and the problem simply goes away.... We
best get Scully and Mulder onto it. :-)
Who was it said: "Don't fix what aint broke" ?
I just had my 10D replaced and It's got 1.0.0 firmware. It's a hell of
different camera than the original one I bought. FWIW I think upgrading the
firmware when there is nothing wrong is a bit like changing a tyre because
it 'might' go flat!
JT
Chances are there are probably more changes than noted.
Quite often the case with PC products and motherboard bios that there are
more changes than they list.
> Not that anything needed to be fixed on my 10D... but what are the chances
> that Canon fixes something in the Firmware and doesn't tell anyone?? This
> way they never admit to a problem and the problem simply goes away.... We
> best get Scully and Mulder onto it. :-)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
What I'd be specifically more worried about is what other bugs do they
introduce to an already fine, running camera? ;-)
"Derek" <doleary@no-spam> wrote in message
news:juAKa.753$Py2.8327@no-spam
> Chances are there are probably more changes than noted.
>
> Quite often the case with PC products and motherboard bios that there are
> more changes than they list.
>
> > Not that anything needed to be fixed on my 10D... but what are the
chances
> > that Canon fixes something in the Firmware and doesn't tell anyone??
This
> > way they never admit to a problem and the problem simply goes away....
We
> > best get Scully and Mulder onto it. :-)
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
I dunno, with some of the claims of improvement from various sources,
I'd certainly think Canon would push the fact - some say it reduces
noise in 400ISO images - as it's already pretty amazing at 400 ISO you
think they'd tout that one as an 'improvement' - likewise if it fixes
'blown' highlights - although some people have them and others don't,
so who knows for sure??
Cheers,
Stuart
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:07:59 GMT, "Derek" <doleary@no-spam>
wrote:
>Chances are there are probably more changes than noted.
>
>Quite often the case with PC products and motherboard bios that there are
>more changes than they list.
>
>> Not that anything needed to be fixed on my 10D... but what are the chances
>> that Canon fixes something in the Firmware and doesn't tell anyone?? This
>> way they never admit to a problem and the problem simply goes away.... We
>> best get Scully and Mulder onto it. :-)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
Blown highlights are a function of contrast control. The best idea is to
shoot for the highlights because the shadows will still contain image
whereas the highlights when over exposed on digitals don't.
The basic and most fundamental aspect of photography is understand the
relationship between light and dark. Digital cameras cannot, do not and with
current technology will not ever, equal the contrast range of film which in
itself, cannot reproduce the entire contrast range of the human eye.
JT
"Stuart Elflett" <stuart@no-spam> wrote in message
news:glbnfvo44v6p1qnp2t5o693rqrjr08kc45@no-spam
> I dunno, with some of the claims of improvement from various sources,
> I'd certainly think Canon would push the fact - some say it reduces
> noise in 400ISO images - as it's already pretty amazing at 400 ISO you
> think they'd tout that one as an 'improvement' - likewise if it fixes
> 'blown' highlights - although some people have them and others don't,
> so who knows for sure??
>
> Cheers,
> Stuart
>
> On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 11:07:59 GMT, "Derek" <doleary@no-spam>
> wrote:
>
> >Chances are there are probably more changes than noted.
> >
> >Quite often the case with PC products and motherboard bios that there are
> >more changes than they list.
> >
> >> Not that anything needed to be fixed on my 10D... but what are the
chances
> >> that Canon fixes something in the Firmware and doesn't tell anyone??
This
> >> way they never admit to a problem and the problem simply goes away....
We
> >> best get Scully and Mulder onto it. :-)
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
thinking if it aint broke dont fix it..
but if Canon release another update that actually does something can I jump
from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2.0 ?
"Derek" <doleary@no-spam> wrote in message
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> http://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/dc/10D_101-e.exe
>
>
>