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Canon has won six accolades in the latest EISA Awards 2025-2026 in the  Photography category, four of which are for its EOS system. The flagship Canon EOS R1 camera takes this year's award for the Best Professional Camera, whilst the EOS R5 Mark II – launched at the same time – has been awarded Best Full-Frame Camera. The EISA Photography Expert Group  recognised the EOS R1 for the following: "The Canon EOS R1 is a groundbreaking professional mirrorless flagship designed for speed, precision, and reliability. Built around a newly developed full-frame CMOS sensor and next-generation image processor, it delivers outstanding still and video performance. With advanced Deep Learning driven autofocus including Canon’s unique Eye Control AF, ultra-fast burst shooting, and robust 6K video capabilities, the EOS R1 is built for high-level sports, wildlife, and news photography. Its rugged, weather-resistant body and integrated vertical grip make it a trusted ...

A firmware update for the EOS R5 Mark II has been issued. This firmware (Version 1.1.1) includes fixes for the following issues identified in Version 1.1.0: 1. Fixes an issue where video could not be recorded correctly when using a memory card larger than 2TB with the [Pre-recording] setting enabled. This firmware also incorporates the following changes introduced in Firmware Version 1.1.0: 1. Improves security features. A password must be set initially. •Adds the ability to review the history of any changes made to the password, network information, or other settings. *For more information, please refer to the 'Setting a Password' section in the Advanced User Guide on cam.start.canon. 2. Enables firmware updates to be performed when the camera is connected to the internet and new firmware is made available on Canon servers. 3. Adds the ability to automatically detect Flicker at 100 or 120 Hz during Live View display. 4. Adds the ability to register focus position as a preset o...

Canon has released a firmware update for its flagship camera, the EOS R1. This firmware (Version 1.1.2) includes fixes for the following issues identified in Version 1.1.0: 1. Fixes an issue where video could not be recorded correctly when using a memory card larger than 2TB with the [Pre-recording] setting enabled. 2. Fixes an issue where the camera failed to operate properly after updating to Firmware Version 1.1.0 if the still photo shooting/movie recording switch function was set to [Silent shutter function switching] or [Disable]. This firmware also incorporates the following changes introduced in Firmware Version 1.1.0: 1. Improves security features. A password must be set initially. •Adds the ability to review the history of any changes made to the password, network information, or other settings. *For more information, please refer to the 'Setting a Password' section in the Advanced User Guide on cam.start.canon . 2. Enables firmware updates to be performed when the cam...

Canon has released details of an update to its flagship flashgun, the EL-1. The new Speedlite EL-1(Ver.2) offers a super-fast 0.1-0.9 sec recycle time for bursts of up to 170 full-power flashes. High-speed bursts at lower power levels are also possible. The guide number is 58 (metres, ISO 100). A high-performance LP-EL battery powers the Speedlite. Expect up to 2380 flashes from a single charge. An accurate battery-level indicator lets you know when it is time to recharge or replace your power source. The unit has the same degree of dust and water resistance as L-series lenses. An active cooling system prevents overheating, so you can shoot for longer. Illuminate your subject from anywhere in the scene, controlling the EL-1 (Ver.2) wirelessly with a radio or optical trigger. Use multiple Speedlites together (as individual units or groups) for creative lighting. A built-in bi-colour LED modelling light lets you see where and how the EL-1 (Ver.2) flash output will look and preview where ...

Firmware version 1.1.0 for the EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II, announced early in July 2025, is currently unavailable. "Canon has determined that playback may not be possible on the camera or a PC when users are shooting videos with pre-recording settings using a card reader larger than 2TB. Canon is taking steps to have the firmware available as soon as possible." If you have already downloaded the firmware, Canon advises that you do not install it on your camera.

Canon has issued a firmware update for the EOS R10 camera. Firmware Version 1.7.0 incorporates the following enhancements and fixes: 1. Improves security features. A password must be set initially. •Adds the ability to review the history of any changes made to the password, network information, or other settings. *For more information, please refer to the 'Setting a Password' section in the Advanced User Guide on cam.start.canon . 2. Enables firmware updates to be performed when the camera is connected to the internet and new firmware is made available on Canon servers. 3. Fixes an issue in which the camera may become unresponsive after simultaneously pressing a button assigned to [One-Shot AF→Servo AF] and the shutter button. 4. Fixes an issue in which image stabilization may stop working when using an EF lens. If the camera's firmware is already Version 1.7.0, it is not necessary to update the firmware. The firmware update and latest instruction manual can be ...