Canon 70d firmware update 2016 for mac os#
Improves fan audible noise on the Blackmagic Video Assistīlackmagic Video Assist firmware version 2.3 can be downloaded here for Windows systems, or here for Mac OS systems.Ĭanon EOS M, EOS M2, SL1, T3, T5, T6, T1i, T2i, T3i, T4i, T5i, 1D X, 1D IV, 5D III, 5D IV, 6D, 7D, 60D and 70DĬanon has released a truly staggering 19 updates for interchangeable-lens cameras since our last roundup. Improves screen colorimetry on Blackmagic Video Assist
Canon 70d firmware update 2016 manual#
Changes are as follows:Īdd LUT monitoring for both the Blackmagic Video Assist and Blackmagic Video Assist 4KĪdd MXF wrapper to DNxHD for the Blackmagic Video AssistĪdd DNx different bit-rates - DNxHD 220,145 and 45 for the Blackmagic Video AssistĪdd False Color monitoring to the Blackmagic Video AssistĪdd expanded options for Focus Assist to include Red, Green, Blue and White as well as PeakingĪdd manual control for screen orientationĪdd extended HDMI luminance range for the Blackmagic Video Assist The Blackmagic Video Assist recorder lineup has been updated to firmware version 2.3. The Atomos Ninja Flame firmware version 7.12 update can be downloaded here, and the Atomos Shogun Flame version 7.12 update can be downloaded here. Increased precision in blacks when processing HDR from log inputs giving perfect black representation Gamma and gamut is now 100% accurate for all gamuts, highlights and blacks. Now supporting HDR exposure from the following camera log curves: Fujifilm Log, Sony S-Log and Canon C-Log3.įixed PQ HDR output compatibility issue. The Atomos Ninja Flame and Shogun Flame recorders have both been updated to firmware version 7.12. Without any further ado, let's get down to all the news in alphabetical order! The result is one seriously long list of news, so we'll keep things brief and stick to the official release notes where available. Since we've missed a couple of weeks, I've done my best to catch up not only on this week's firmware news, but also on everything from the last couple of weeks. Firmware Friday is here once more, after a brief hiatus while I was out of town shooting Sony cameras in Austin, Texas, and then feeling under the weather with a bug I picked up on my return home.
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