Canon posts EOS-1D Mark II firmware 1.0.3
Published Oct 12, 2004
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dpreview staff
Canon has today posted firmware version 1.0.3 for the EOS-1D Mark II digital SLR. The firmware adds new functions for communicating with Speedlite 580EX, reduces noise when shooting bulb exposures and fixes sensor cleaning operation.
Click here to download EOS-1D Mark II firmware
Release notes:
EOS-1D Mark II Firmware Update Version 1.0.3
What's new?
This firmware update fixes/improves the following:
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Added new functions for communicating with the Speedlite 580EX
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Reduced noise when shooting bulb exposures
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Fixed sensor-cleaning operations
This firmware supports cameras with firmware Version 1.0.1 or 1.0.2. If the camera already has the Version 1.0.3 firmware, this update is unnecessary.
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