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The update goes live for 7D owners in early August at no extra charge, and will be available for download at the Canon U.S.A. The main improvements to the ultra-rugged camera coming in firmware v2 include: an extended RAW buffer of 25 images (or 130 for JPEG), in-camera image editing and rating system, the ability to limit maximum ISO when shooting in Auto ISO mode, a digital wind-cut filter to eliminate peripheral noise when shooting video, support for the GP-E2 GPS receiver and - possibly the most requested feature - manual audio control in video recording. Not surprisingly, the rumors seem to have been spot on, as firmware v2 for the 7D brings many of the highly-anticipated and frequently-requested features that users of Canon’s flagship APS-C SLR have been pining for. Earlier this month we reported on rumors of a significant Canon EOS 7D firmware update that was possibly in the works, and today that update became official.

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