Select the Windows 7 OS dropdown and you can download a digital image of the original CD of software that came with the camera. Go to this website: Support DSLR EOS 7D Canon USA. But there may be other reasons that you will want EOSU. Live View, for instance, was frowned upon by some (myself included), but then it turned out to be a great way to focus astro photos. Mike is correct that a firmware update can be installed directly from the camera data card EOSU is not required. I do understand, however, that for specific needs some of those features might actually be quite useful. That might (and usually does) include gimmicks like excessive pixel count for the sensor size, smile recognition, and the like. So manufacturers chose to include video but not multi-exposure on their cameras based on marketing, not technical reasons.īottom line of my point is that manufacturers try to offer products with more appeal, according to their marketing department's judgment. Many people that use video on their DSLR's today never shot a single video in their lifetime before the feature was added to their still camera, and wouldn't miss the feature anyway.
Then, some smart advertising does the job of making people believe they need the feature. What I was saying is that particular features are marketing strategies do sell more products. In the camera if you want video (I know any camera can be used for "stop-frame" - not the same thing): the same can't be said about multiple exposure/stacked images, which have always available to photographers without the camera doing the work.īut I wasn't comparing individual, specific needs of a feature.
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