Canon EOS 7D Mark II firmware 1.1.0 now available
Canon has released the firmware update it promised for the EOS 7D Mark II when it launched the W-E1 'card-shaped' wireless adapter. Outside of adding support for the adapter, firmware 1.1.0 is fairly minor, also making it possible to enable and disable automatic storage of three STM lenses when the camera is turned off.
Firmware v1.1.0's changelog lists the following changes:
- Supports Wi-Fi adapter W-E1.
- Adds a setting to enable or disable automatic storage of the lens if it is extended out when a gear-driven STM lens*1 is attached, and the power switch is turned to [OFF].
*1 EF 40mm f/2.8 STM, EF 50mm f/1.8 STM, or EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lenses
Via: Canon Rumors
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