Those are the Benefits and improvements:
– Fixed iris click noise issue while zooming a variable aperture zoom lens. Fixed OM-D E-M1 depth-of-field preview button inoperative issue.
– Improved connection reliability if lens is attached to adapter after camera is powered on.
– Fixed an intermittent pincushion distortion issue on Panasonic bodies.
– Fixed IBIS on OM-D series of Olympus cameras.
– Fixed lens hot swapping with passive MFT mount of BMCC.
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Thanks Ter. for sharing this!
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So where is the link to that firmware?
I agree, a link would be handy. If you’re still looking, it’s here (for performing the upgraded from Windows or Mac, respectively): http://www.metabones.com/article/of/EF-M43_SB_Firmware_Win and http://www.metabones.com/article/of/EF-M43_SB_Firmware_Mac
What’s happened to the Kipon Canon EF to m4/3 smart adapter, which is supposed to support high speed AF? I thought it was supposed to be available by now.
I have ordered it it is on eBay from a few sellers right now $298 free shipping from china. Should have it in 2 weeks. Review will come once I get to test it. hispeedcams.com
Thanks for that as I will really be looking forward to it. I’ve been interested in getting an E-M5 mkII to try out with my Canon macro lenses. The pixel shift high resolution is very interesting to me.
Yah its a great feature. It will probably be used by Panasonic in the future too. It helps a lot with the limitations of a 4/3 sensor.
No LINKY???
OK, I’m stumped. What is “BMCC” and what constitutes a “passive MFT mount?”