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EOS-1D C firmware update 1.2.0

Firmware version 1.2.0 for the EOS-1D C incorporates the following improvements and fixes:
1.  Provides support for 25.00p (fps) video recording frame rate (PAL settings) at the camera’s maximum 4K resolution.
2.  A function to disable the image size selection button has been added.
3.  Fixes a phenomenon in which a difference in exposure appears on every other shot when shooting continuously and the auto-lighting optimizer is active (on weak, standard or strong).
4.  Fixes a phenomenon in which video recorded onto an external recorder sometimes becomes two-layered if it has been recorded through HDMI output.
5.  The video frame rate now displays two additional decimal places, e.g. 24p -> 23.98p (fps).
6.  Fixes a phenomenon in which the on-screen guidance cannot be fully displayed when setting the maximum limit value for the 'Auto ISO Range' option.
7.  Corrects errors in the Portuguese language menu.

Note: Items No. 1,2,4,5,6 and 7 have been incorporated into Firmware Version 1.1.9. Items No. 1 through 7 have been incorporated into Firmware Version 1.2.0.

Firmware Version 1.2.0 is for cameras running either Firmware Version 1.0.2 or Firmware Version 1.1.9.

Photographers who wish to update a EOS-1D C to Firmware Version 1.2.0 must take their camera to a Canon-authorised service centre.



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