And people say the big brands don’t listen!? Today, Canon released a new firmware update for the EOS RP (version 1.4.0), that seems to be in response to the photo community and adds 24p in full HD to the system!
Additionally to the 24p feature, this firmware update also adds support for the RF 85mm f/1.2 L USM DS lens and will bring minor improvements to the camera’s video capture feature.
[Related Reading: Canon EOS-RP Review | Hands-On Experience, Sample Images and More]
Firmware changes:
Firmware Version 1.4.0 incorporates the following enhancement:1. The option to capture Full HD movies in the frame rate of 23.98p has been newly added.
2. Support for the RF85mm F1.2 L USM DS lens has been added.
Click here for more information and to download the v1.4.0 Firmware for the EOS RP
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I think you meant to say “Its” instead of “It’s” in the title:
“Canon Brings 24P Full HD Video To The EOS RP With It’s Latest Firmware Update”
But seriously I’m glad that Canon is ‘allowing’ us to use 24fps after taking it away. I mainly shoot stills but do some video on a regular basis and I only use 1080p 24fps so I was a little worried that future cameras might not have 24fps. Every Canon camera I’ve owned since the 5D Mk2 has 24fps and I couldn’t understand why they would remove it from the EOS RP and from the 90D.
Glad to have it back, I prefer the cinematic look of 24fps over the soap-opera look of other frame rates and I wouldn’t buy a camera that didn’t offer 24fps.