These are the test videos of the upcoming EOS M firmware update (V2.0.2) I featured in a previous post about a dedicated EOS M firmware page by Canon Korea. They showed up on YouTube (user canonplex). Unfortunately I can’t translate the video titles, so I have no idea which settings have been used.
eBay seller bigvalueinc has the Canon EF/EF-S to EF-M adapter on sale for just . Free shipping. Good bargain. Check also the videos that compare the actual auto-focus performance with the upcoming firmware 2.0.2 for the EOS M (available June, 27).
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More EOS M firmware 2.0.2 test videos by Canon Korea, five of them. You can use Google translation but the videos will not show up. The linked page appears to be an introduction to the bells and whistles of the upcoming firmware update for the Canon EOS M. There are also instructions for the download of the firmware, but you have to be registered at Canon Korea :-)
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Canon EOS M & EF-M 22mm f/2 STM
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UPDATE: It turned out there are more videos (click here) testing the EOS M auto-focus with the upcoming firmware 2.0.2. The AF is tested both in the FlexiZone Multi and FlexiZone Single settings. 12 videos, I posted 6. Thanks to reader spy-spy-spy for this.
Thanks to the reader who sent me the links, greatly appreciated!
Have a look at the videos (by YouTube user Daero Lee) below to see what the upcoming firmware update (ver. 2.0.2) for the Canon EOS M is going to deliver :) The EF-M 18-55mm IS STM is tested with the old and new firmware, as is the EF-M 22mm f/2 STM. And – YES! Helluva! – the Auto-Focus is much faster than with the current firmware. Flexizone-Multi AF was used for the tests. You can see that AF using firmware 2.0.2 is a bit faster in the 18-55mm.
Let’s start with the firmware 1.0.6 (first video) vs 2.0.2 (second video) comparison using the EF-M 18-55mm at 18mm:
More videos after the jump.
Quoting Joe Marine from nofilmschool, Magic Lantern took
[…] a lot of work from a lot of dedicated people working for free in their off hours in order to experiment and squeeze every last ounce of potential out of these cameras. Those thinking this has been some sort of conspiracy on Canon’s part can take a look at the video above and see the exponential increase in development over the last 6 months. Just as with anything, developments can be slow in the beginning, but as things get going, they can really take off.
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