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not really thinking of that - simply being able to software adjust AF (possibly), or remove hot pixels even would be a bonus.Not only that. If somebody could dump this software to a Flash-Card,
it could possibly open up completely new doors to 40D owners.
Imagine you could switch on options which are already builtin but
just limited by software ...?
I'd say that'll be pretty unlikely. While the camera already has built-in ability to load new firmware, there's no ability to dump the firmware to a CF card. Usual method of getting a dump of the firmware requires physical electrical connection to the board (JTAG connector if available).Not only that. If somebody could dump this software to a Flash-Card,
it could possibly open up completely new doors to 40D owners.
omg, love to get that, i hope he retrieves it and puts it up!There is a thread on http://www.dforum.net/showthread.php?t=512527
which says, that a Canon 40D had been returned to the owner with the
service software installed. Before that user overwrites this
software, it might be of interest for you guys to know this.
or even if not that since i'm not sure they turned off an for the 40D (maybe microfocus adjust?) it might have the software to carry out detailed lens calibrations?Not only that. If somebody could dump this software to a Flash-Card,
it could possibly open up completely new doors to 40D owners.
Imagine you could switch on options which are already builtin but
just limited by software ...?
Not true.I'd say that'll be pretty unlikely. While the camera already has
built-in ability to load new firmware, there's no ability to dump the
firmware to a CF card. Usual method of getting a dump of the firmware
requires physical electrical connection to the board (JTAG connector
if available).
