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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Hillary K. Grigonis

Canon copies Sony's tactic of charging $120 to add new camera gridlines via firmware

Images show the set of Canon cropping guides added via firmware to some cameras.

Photographers using one of three Canon cameras have access to a new feature – but the latest firmware update from the company isn’t a free software download.

This week Canon announced a new cropping guide that’s available via firmware to the Canon EOS R50, R10 and R7. The tool is designed for keeping headshots consistently framed in high volume headshot photography, but it will cost owners of those cameras $120 for the upgrade.

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