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: New firmware version 1.7.0 is available for EOS R5 : New firmware version 1.0.5.1 is available for EOS C70 : Help ensure your autofocus is properly aligned with a Canon Precision Alignment : New firmware version 1.1.1 is available for EOS R6 Mark II I am a Canon fan based on their support, cameras features and functionality, and the software packaged (EOS Utility, Digital Professional, Zoom Browser and Photo Stitch) with their cameras,

In addition, the 7D Firmware has been undated. Three years ago at PDN NYC one of the speakers presenting DSLR Video was the photographer that shot a series of videos for the opening scenes of Saturday Night Live using the 7D functionality. The 7D is a very good versitile camera for outdoor action, landscapes, stills or studio work, and the video is excellect. The 5D Mark II or III are great studio cameras. The bottom line is that neither the 5D Mark III or the 70D with their full frame processor provide me with any significant difference in image quality and the frames per second are slower. I shot a steeplechase event three years ago with a 30D w/18-50 MM IS USM lens and a 7D w/70-200MM IS USM II, when I reviewed and compared the results of both, I purchased a second 7D. Again, the new 70D has a Full Frame Processor by sacrificing the FPS speed. Recently Canon introduced the New 70D with a Full Frame Processor. I noted that when the 5D Mark III came out that they had increased the speed of the FPS, but reduced the Megapixels to achieve the increase in speed. The Frames per Second (FPS) was the primary reason for choosing the 7D over the 5D Mark II. I started with the 10D, and moved from the 10D to the 20D to the 30D before buying the 7D three (3) years ago.

I have been shhoting equestrian events for six (6)+ years.