After a couple of seconds, Magic Lantern will be installed! For the 60D, you click the firmware version by pressing the SET button, and then pressing SET again to trigger the update process. Power on your camera and go to the menu and find the firmware version under settings. For my SD Card of my 60D, the root directory now looks like: Upgrade your firmware via Canon’s site if you have an older version installed.Īfter downloading the software zip file, extract it and copy the resulting files over to your SD/CF card. You can see what firmware version you have by going into your camera’s settings menu. For example, “60D.111” means 60D camera, with Canon Firmware v1.1.1 installed.

The list shows the camera model followed by the firmware version that should be installed. You’ll select your camera from the drop-down. Make sure you have saved any photos that are on it before doing so! This way we’ll be starting from a clean slate.ĭownload a copy of Magic Lantern.

Are you ready? Let’s do this.įormat your camera card inside your camera. It gives you additional functionality (LOADS actually), most importantly, HDR bracketing customization. Say hello to Magic Lantern! It’s free software that can be added on to some Canon cameras, and runs off the SD/CF card. This method has been around for a long time – so there shouldn’t be any issues using it! However you are at your own risk following along with this guide, and I take no responsibility and unfortunately will not be offering support if you choose to move forward.

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