This page has workaround solutions to help you install Canon software on Macs and Windows PCs
Most recently updated:
13 Sep. 2018: New EOS software disk also supports EOS R
See the Mac or Windows sections for installation tips and workarounds if you can’t find a disk image in the ‘Obtaining software’ section below.
The Mac section also has details about installing on a Case Sensitive file system (very few Macs use this, and you would know).
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Canon’s software for their EOS cameras is quite useful, and there are regular updates available, but the problem has always been that they are only updates – you need an original version of the EOS software installed, before they will install.
Canon’s policy isn’t a problem, unless you’ve lost your CD, just bought a second hand camera with no CD, or out on a job and left your CD back in the office …or are trying to install on a machine without an optical drive.
Note that you can use a CD from an older Canon camera. If the software will install – then you just need to get an updater from the Canon web site, which will update the software to the new version.
It’s important to note that you only need to have one bit of Canon software installed and then you can use any other updaters quite normally. The tips here work with Canon software for their range of compact cameras too.
Click on the tab below for the full details
Previously, only updaters for existing software were available… so you will need the latest version for your camera and computer type.
You may find that a whole disk image is available – this is easiest to use. It just installs.
So, for the Canon US website: Select ‘Downloads’ then ‘Consumer’
Mac or PC
If you have no previous version of the software and can only find an updater, you will need to cheat somewhat to install it. The software is not locked as such, but you could think of the process below as ‘unlocking Canon installer software’.
Please don’t call us for disks – We can’t directly supply software!
Updates/disk images for your camera can be downloaded from Canon sites. You need to download the software before you can continue with the installation process.
Sept 2018: The latest EOS systems disk is available from Canon HK – for newer cameras
Serial number needed? Try my 5D3 one 082024001216
First of all, you might be able to find an images of the install disk.
This varies with Canon site around the world, so for example, in September 2014, the Canon 6D page on their US site has two versions of the Disk. V29.0A and V29.1A. The EOS 1DX II page (Apr 2018) has V32.9A – note that this software covers ALL supported cameras.
It seems (Oct 2017) that only if you select an older Windows versions, do you get the option to download a disk image of the Canon software (see UK and Australian info below as well)
This images were available for the following cameras (EU site as of Jan 2014)
I’ve added the US ‘Rebel’ names in parentheses
EOS-1D X | EOS-1D Mark III | EOS-1Ds Mark III |
EOS-1D C | EOS-1D Mark IV | |
EOS 5D Mark II | EOS 5D Mark III | |
EOS 7D | EOS 6D | |
EOS 70D | EOS 60D | EOS 60Da |
EOS 40D | EOS 50D | |
EOS 700D (T5i) | EOS 650D (T4i) | EOS 600D (T3i) |
EOS 550D (T2i) | EOS 500D (Ti) | EOS 450D (XSi) |
EOS 1000D (XS) | EOS 1100D (T3) | |
EOS M | ||
EOS 100D (SL1) |
Look for software for your camera, although I should note that the disk image is the same for all cameras
Remember that you only need install one bit of software from the disk to enable updaters to work. Just how well this works has varied in the past, but starting with a disk image is usually the easiest place to begin.
An example download link (set OS to Win8 or older) on the UK site is
You may need your camera serial number (I used a 5D3 serial found on the net [082024001216], since our EOS 1Ds mk3 serial number didn’t work).
The Canon site in Australia also has some disk images. I downloaded a copy via this route (it needed the serial number above)
The easiest approach is to download a disk image for a newer camera. It’s the same disk image
Once again you may need a serial number, since the s/n for our old EOS 1Ds was not recognised.
If for some reason, you’ve only got an updater and can’t get a disk image, then you need to look at using the updater and fooling it, through a simple registry edit.
Windows PC registry modification is not without risks – this is a simple process, but you do this at your own risk.
The updater will only update software if it was already installed – it can be fooled.
Note that once you have installed one bit of Canon software following these methods, you will be able to use future Canon software updaters without going to all this trouble.
Since the updaters contain full versions of the software, it’s possible to convince the installer that the software is already installed by adding appropriate hkeys to your windows registry.
Note that the items you need to enter depends on the version of windows you are using – do read right through the information below to make sure what you are doing is clear.
This first example is for Windows XP (although I’m told it works with Vista 32 bit too)
Use the same process with the data further down the page for whatever system you are using.
You need to create a plain text file that you then use to add the information to the registry (note the need to save as .reg)
Open Notepad and write (or copy/paste into Notepad) the following text (exactly – just the text you can see here):
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
Note that you only need the entries for the software you want to install, but there’s no problem setting up everything.
When the update software runs, it will look for the ‘keys’ (those HKEY bits). When it finds the correct one it will assume that you already had the software installed at some point and will go ahead and install the update (actually a new full version of the software).
You can now install any further software update, without having the original installed, or going through this process.
Update for ZB6.3.1 – To install ZoomBrowser 6.3.1, the registry key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonZoomBrowser EX]
needs to be changed to:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonZoomBrowser EXInstall]
It’s been pointed out (thanks) that some details changed with Win7 x64, where the Canon software currently runs in 32 bit mode, so the full set of ‘keys’ (the text that you put in the plain text file) are:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
I’m told by one user (thanks) that the version of the text that worked for them was the one below, however several others have said that the one above works for win 7.
So, I’d try the top one first.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonEOS Utility]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonDPP]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonZoomBrowser EX]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonZoomBrowser EXSettings]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonZoomBrowser EXInstall]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonPhotoStitch]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonEOS Capture]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonEOSViewerUtility]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonODSK]
This alternative was submitted (thanks) after someone couldn’t get either of the ones above to work
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonDPP]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonZoomBrowser EX]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonEOS Capture]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonEOSViewerUtility]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECanonPhotoStitch]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeCanonDPP]
If someone clould clarify this, it would be of great help, we have no Win PCs here to test.
The following Software does not need a registry key, so will just install anyway:
I’m told that this is an installable version of DPP that should just install
Canon compatibility guide [PDF] See also latest software [Canon]
Includes Canon Windows 7 compatability info for printers and scanners too.
First of all, you might be able to find an images of the install disk.
This varies with Canon site around the world, so for example, in September 2014, the Canon 6D page on their US site had two versions of the Disk. V29.0A and V29.1A.
Unfortunately the availability of the disks varies, so in Oct 2017, they had gone, but selecting Mac OS X 10.6 as my system let me download [EOS Digital Solution Disk Software 28.2A] and selecting OS X 10.7 offered 29.0A
This has been set up for the following cameras (EU site as of Jan 2014) I’ve added the US ‘Rebel’ names in parentheses
EOS-1D X | EOS-1D Mark III | EOS-1Ds Mark III |
EOS-1D C | EOS-1D Mark IV | |
EOS 5D Mark II | EOS 5D Mark III | |
EOS 7D | EOS 6D | |
EOS 70D | EOS 60D | EOS 60Da |
EOS 40D | EOS 50D | |
EOS 700D (T5i) | EOS 650D (T4i) | EOS 600D (T3i) |
EOS 550D (T2i) | EOS 500D (Ti) | EOS 450D (XSi) |
EOS 1000D (XS) | EOS 1100D (T3) | |
EOS M | ||
EOS 100D (SL1) |
Look for software for your camera, although I should note that the disk image is the same for all cameras.
Looking on the Canon.co.uk site (Oct 2017) the disk images had gone for newer versions of OS X, but I noticed that some software was showing up as full versions.
An example download link on the UK site is
You may need your camera serial number (I used a 5D3 serial found on the net [082024001216], since our EOS 1Ds3 serial number didn’t work).
If you don’t see a CD disk image – try setting your Operating system back to 10.7 or 10.6 for an older install disk image.
Remember that you only need install one bit of software from the CD for subsequent (newer) updates to install.
The Canon site in Australia also has some disk images. I downloaded a copy via this route (it needed the serial number above)
Very old Mac?
There is a DPP V1 file that you can download: http://web.canon.jp/imaging/sdl/data/dpp100-e.hqx.
This seems to be a full install of DPP – not an update.
The easiest approach is to download a disk image for a newer camera. It’s the same disk image
Once again you may need a serial number, since the s/n for our old EOS 1Ds was not recognised.
If for some reason, you’ve only got an updater and can’t get a disk image, then you need to look at using the updater and fooling it.
There is no Windows type registry to edit as such in Mac OS X.
There are a number of techniques for installing the software if you’ve no CD, but they do vary as Canon seems to change the install process every so often.
Some Canon sites do have a CD image to download but the links change, so you may need to do a bit of hunting around, or use the process below.
The original technique works with Mac software versions up to the DPP 3.11.26 release in Aprll 2012
The latest version (2.12.0 – Oct 10th 2012) adds support for the EOS-M and says that it works with OSX 10.8)
It also changes the internal layout of the updater and needs the newer install technique)
Background: Mountain Lion’s Gatekeeper feature recognizes that the updater app has been altered by virtue of trashing the “info.datx” file.
The system generates a dialog box that gives no choice but to trash the entire app, thus preventing installation.
To get around this, you have to disable Gatekeeper in your System Preferences.
Thanks to Ben for sending this 10.8 info and the screen shot below.
The installer looks for previously installed Canon software (any of the Canon software will do, so you only need do this trick once).
For the latest DPP, you will need a slightly different approach which is covered further down the page. It’s probably best to read right through from here, and see what you need.
Do read through the process here fully to appreciate what is going on, before proceeding.
You need to download the appropriate files from Canon – any file will need the minor alteration applying before you install, if there is no other Canon software in place.
This screenshot shows an example from the Canon US site [Canon]
Note that the files are compressed as .zip or .gz files – double clicking on the file will expand it to the appropriate disk image file (.dmg)
Clicking on the image file will mount it as a disk
You now need to copy the ‘UpdateInstaller’ file to your disk (since you can’t modify the version in the disk image file – hence the little pencil with a line through it above)
Now eject the disk image
You need to modify the contents of the UpdateInstaller file, for it to run as an installer, without checking for old software first.
Right click on the UpdateInstaller. To see what’s inside it pick ‘Show package Contents’.
A new finder window opens up showing the contents
There is quite a lot inside most Apps (UpdateInstaller is a .app file, but the file extension isn’t normally shown)
You need to navigate to Contents/Resources and find the SDI.bundle file.
Right click on the SDI.bundle and ‘Show Package Contents’ again.
A new window opens up.
In this new window navigate to Contents/Resources and locate a file called update.plist
This is the file that stops you installing the software without a previous version installed.
Delete this file.
Close the two windows and doubleclick the UpdateInstaller app.
The software should now install normally!
Canon have changed the contents of the Mac installer, so that the original workaround above will no longer work with the latest updater for DPP 3.11.26.
Note that not all software requires this updated technique – EOS Utility, for example, currently needs to be installed with the earlier method.
If you open a copy (as described below) of the new type of installer, you will see an ‘info.datx’ file – if there is no ‘info.datx’ file, then you need to use the earlier approach. This may change with new releases of the software.
In DPP 3.11.26, the ‘info.plist’ file to delete (in the original technique) no longer exists.
You can of course use an older version of the installer to install the latest version of DPP, Then you use a newer updater, which should work fine.
Such ‘OK’ versions include DPP 3.11.1 and 3.11.4, which can still be obtained from Canon sites. EOS Utility pre 2.12 also works with the old approach.
Remember that you only need one of the bits of Canon software installed to use any of the updaters with no modifications.
I was able to download this from the Canon UK EOS 5D page. You need to go to the Downloads tab and select ‘Software’ – there is the latest DPP listed, but if you scroll down there is an earlier version 3.11.1.
For the Canon USA site I found that the EOS 5D drivers page had a copy of 3.11.4
However if you copy the installer from the disk image to your deskop, as in the process below, and look at its contents, there is a new file in this latest installer that you can delete to make an installable version of the updater.
So the new procedure would be:
A ‘Contents’ window will open up showing the files inside the installer folder
I’m told (thanks John) that the installer may auto-run after you reboot your Mac. Just click next a few times if this happens. The software is already installed, so nothing new will get installed at this time.
You now have a full version of DPP installed.
Future updates and any other Canon software should just install normally, without the need for any of these procedures.
If you deactivated gatekeeper under OSX 10.8 for the install, then go back and reset it.
Aug 2010 A slightly different version of the Mac Install process was sent to us (thanks)
Copy EOS Updater to Desktop, Right-click, “Show Package Contents”.
Navigate to “/Contents/Resources/”, right-click on “SDI.bundle”,
“Show Package Contents”.
Navigate to “/Contents/Resources/”, delete “update.plist”
Note that you must copy the installer from the image to your hard disk, since the file can’t be deleted in the disk image
Sept 2009 We’ve been sent an alternative way of turning a Mac updater to an installer
You can actually change the “update” to an “installer” without having to create fake apps.
Just copy it from the disk image your desktop, then control-click the app and “Show Package Contents”. Navigate to Contents > Resources and delete update.plist
Now double click the modified application and it should install without any issues.
2008 We were sent details (thanks) of how to modify an existing application on your disk, to fool the updater.
It involves a bit of renaming of the contents of a package but is of no danger if you pick an unused application (my disk is full of the things)
The example involves EOS utility – do read the comments at the end of the article.
It’s been suggested to us that you can use Automator to create an empty ‘App’ and call it the file name you want, such as “EOS File Viewer” and then edit the info.plist file.
If your Mac has a case sensitive filesystem, the the installer will fail. Note that these instructions only apply up V3.11.4 of DPP
Note – if you have a normal Mac, you do -not- have a case sensitive file system
Since none of our default OSX systems have this type of filesystem, I’d not seen it. However we’ve kindly been sent this suggested workaround [Thanks Kristian].
How to install Canon Digital Photo Professional on Mac OS X formatted with a case-sensitive filesystem:
1. download DPP.dmg
2. open DPP.dmg
3. copy UpdateInstaller.app to your hd
4. eject dmg
5. right click on UpdateInstaller.app (on your hd) and “Show Package Contents”
6. navigate to Contents/Resources and right click on SDI.bundle and “Show Package Contents”
7. navigate to Contents/Resources and delete update.plist
8. close both Finder windows and double click on UpdateInstaller.app
9. try to install it, it will fail with “Failed to launch SubInstaller.”
10. DON’T CLOSE the app now!
11. open Terminal and type “lsof grep Upd grep private grep Tmp”
12. type “cd /private/var/folders/vl/<some-characters>/-Tmp-”
13. type “find . -name data -print”
14. copy the found file to your Desktop: e.g. “cp ./12345/data ~/Desktop/data.zip”
15. NOW CLOSE the failed Installer
16. unzip data.zip, a directory “Install Files” will appear
16. navigate to “Digital Photo Professional/Install Files.Compressed” and copy DPP.dat to Desktop and rename it to DPP.zip
17. navigate to “DPPFW/Install Files.Compressed” and copy DPPFW.dat to Desktop and rename it to DPPFW.zip
18. navigate to “Image Handling Library/Install Files.Compressed” and copy “Image Handling Library.dat” to Desktop and rename it IHL.zip
19. unzip the 3 new .zip files
20. navigate to the new folder “DPP” and right click on “Digital Photo Professional.app” to “Show Package Contents”
21. navigate to Contents/Frameworks and copy the DPP.framework from the DPPFW.zip you just unzipped here
22. navigate to Contents/PlugIns and copy the files in the “Image Handling Library” from the IHL.zip you just unzipped here
23. navigate to the new folder “DPP” and right click on “Digital Photo Professional Batch.app” to “Show Package Contents”
24. navigate to Contents/Frameworks and copy the DPP.framework from the DPPFW.zip you unzipped earlier
25. navigate to Contents/PlugIns and copy the files in the “Image Handling Library” from the IHL.zip you unzipped earlier
23. almost done, rename DPP to “Digital Photo Professional” and copy it to “/Applications/Canon Utilities”
Note that we’ve not tried this…
Info kindly sent to us in March 2013 – Thanks
While installing the Canon Software in a virtual Mac (VMware) using case-insensitive filesystem and then copying the Applications over to my (case sensitive) Mac I noticed DPP is not able to download lens profiles anymore. After some fiddling I noticed that the Canon Updater accesses /Tmp instead of /tmp.
The workaround is easy:
sudo ln -s /tmp /Tmp
If you’ve any additional information, then please do let us know
Serial number needed? Try my 5D3 one 082024001216
September 2018
DPP 4.9 appears in the latest EOS systems disk is available from Canon HK – for newer cameras
April 2018
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.8.30 for Mac OS X :
– Newly supported EOS D2000 *, EOS D6000 *, EOS D30, EOS D60, EOS 10D, EOS Kiss Digital / EOS Digital REBEL / EOS 300D Digital.
*: Can now handle CR2 files converted with the CR2 Converter.
– Added Partial adjustments functions.
February 2018
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.8.20 for Mac OS X :
– Supports EOS Kiss M / EOS M50, EOS REBEL T100 / EOS 4000D / EOS 3000D, EOS Kiss X90 / EOS REBEL T7 / EOS 2000D / EOS 1500D.
– Supported MOV movies and MP4 movies shot with a camera compatible with Digital Photo Profession
October 2017
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.7.20:
July 2017
Digital Photo Professional 4.6.30:
March
Digital Photo Professional 4.6.10:
Supports EOS Kiss X9i/REBEL T7i/EOS 800D, EOS 9000D/EOS 77D, EOS M6
Supports EF-S18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM
Stability of the connectivity has been improved.
January – DPP4.5.20
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.5.20 for Mac OS X :
– Newly supported PowerShot G9 X Mark II, EOS-1Ds Mark II, EOS-1D Mark II N, EOS-1D Mark II, EOS 5D, EOS 40D, EOS 30D, EOS 20Da, EOS 20D, EOS Kiss Digital X / EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / EOS 400D DIGITAL, EOS Kiss Digital N / EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT / EOS 350D DIGITAL, PowerShot G15, PowerShot S110, PowerShot S100, and PowerShot S100V.
– Supports EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM.
– Improves accuracy of the lens data of Digital Lens Optimiser for EF50mm f/2.5 Compact Macro, EF24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, EF-S60mm f/2.8 Macro USM.
November 2016 – DPP4.5.10
September DPP 4.5 and EOS Utility 3.5 from Canon – new software CD image available
– Supports EOS 5D Mark IV.
– Supports EF-M28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM.
Now supports:
EOS 5D Mark IV, EOS-1D C, EOS-1D X Mark II, EOS-1D X, EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS-1D Mark III, EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS 7D Mark II, EOS 7D, EOS 6D, EOS 5DS, EOS 5DS R, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 80D, EOS 70D, EOS 60D, EOS 60Da, EOS 50D, EOS 8000D / EOS REBEL T6s / EOS 760D, EOS Kiss X8i / EOS REBEL T6i / EOS 750D, EOS Kiss X80 / EOS REBEL T6 / EOS 1300D, EOS Kiss X7i / EOS REBEL T5i / EOS 700D, EOS Kiss X7 / EOS REBEL SL1 / EOS 100D, EOS Kiss X70 / EOS REBEL T5 / EOS 1200D / EOS Hi, EOS Kiss X6i / EOS REBEL T4i / EOS 650D, EOS Kiss X5 / EOS REBEL T3i / EOS 600D, EOS Kiss X50 / EOS REBEL T3 / EOS 1100D, EOS Kiss X4 / EOS REBLE T2i / EOS 550D, EOS Kiss X3 / EOS REBEL T1i / EOS 500D, EOS Kiss X2 / EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi / EOS 450D, EOS Kiss F / EOS REBEL XS / EOS 1000D, EOS M10, EOS M3, EOS M2, EOS M, PowerShot G16, PowerShot G9 X, PowerShot G7 X Mark II, PowerShot G7 X, PowerShot G5 X, PowerShot G3 X, PowerShot G1 X Mark II, PowerShot G1 X, PowerShot SX60 HS, PowerShot S120
March 2016
DPP 4.4.30 from Canon
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.4.30 for Mac OS X :
October 2015
DPP 4.3.31
DPP 3.15.0
July 2015
Digital Photo Professional 4.3.0 from Canon
Key features:
For: EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5DS, EOS 5DS R, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 6D, EOS 7D Mark II, EOS 7D, EOS 60Da, EOS 60D, EOS 70D, EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS 760D, EOS 750D, EOS 700D, EOS 100D, EOS 1200D, EOS M3, EOS M2, EOS M, PowerShot G7 X and PowerShot G1 X Mark II
Other cameras need DPP3
May 2015
Digital Photo Professional 4.2.31 from Canon
April 2015
Digital Photo Professional 3.14.48
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 3.14.48 Updater:
Digital Photo Professional 4.2.10
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 4.2.10 Updater:
EOS Utility 2.14.20: Supports EF 11-24mm f/4L USM
EOS Utility 3.2.10: Changes for EOS Utility 3.2.10:
September 2014 – DPP 4.0.2
June 2014 – A new version of DPP – Improved, but will only run on 64 bit systems
Serial number needed? Try my 5D3 one 082024001216
Windows requirements
1. Supported OSes
2. Supported PCs
CPU;
RAM;
Hard disk space;
3. Display
4. Supported Models
Mac Requirements
1. Supported OSes
2. Supported PCs
CPU;
RAM;
Hard disk space;
3. Display
4. Supported Models
Remember that files will only work if you have existing software installed – if you don’t then you will need to fool the installer with one of the methods above [Windows, Mac]
Do also check and see if there is a CD disk image available
Important note for Mac users – the latest versions (3.11.26 onwards) needs a change in install procedure, as outlined in the Mac install section above.
DPP 4.1.50 from Canon
At last, DPP4 is updated for more cameras (but not my 1Ds3)– EOS-1D X, EOS-1D C, EOS 5D Mark III, EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 6D, EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS 70D, EOS 7D Mark II, EOS 7D, EOS 700D and EOS 100D
DPP 3.14.41 from Canon
DPP 3.14.15 from Canon
DPP 3.13.51 from Canon
DPP 3.13.45 from Canon
EOS Utility 2.13.25 from Canon
DPP 3.13.0 from Canon
DPP 3.12.52 from Canon
DPP 3.12.41 from Canon(note that the associated info also refers to this as 3.11.41 and that some PC version are 3.12.40)
DPP 3.11.31 from Canon
DPP 3.11.26 from Canon
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 3.11.26 Updater for Mac OS X;
DPP 3.11.4 – From Canon
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 3.11.1 Updater for Mac OS X;
From the Mac s/w notes:
Canon – select platform for download
Other updates
DPP3.10.2
Only update mentioned, is support for EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II
From the Mac s/w notes:
DPP3.10.1
DPP 3.9.4 Via 1D4 page
DPP3.9.3 – (Win only) Via 1D4 page
DPP3.9.2 – Via 60D page1D4 page
Changes for Digital Photo Professional 3.9.2;
DPP 3.9
DPP3.8.2 (3.8.1 Win) is spotted on the 7D software download page.
DPP 3.8.1 for Mac (V3.8.0 Win) [Canon] – read notes anbout unsupported cameras first.
DPP 3.7.3 update for Mac – via Canon 7D page [Canon] – works better on 10.6
Live share grundig download. DPP 3.7.2 update for Mac – via Canon 50D page [Canon]
Note that there is a problem with installation on OSX 10.6 systems – here is a fix at Apple read -before- installation
DPP 3.6.2a update for Mac – via Canon 50D page [Canon]
DPP 3.6.2
DPP V3.6.1 DPP gets updated to 3.6.1 [Canon]
DPP V3.6
The new version 3 of EOS Utility – Canon – Improved, but will only run on 64 bit systems. The older V2 version is still being updated
Serial number needed? Try my 5D3 one 082024001216
April 2018
Changes for EOS Utility 3.8.20 for Mac OS X :
– Supports EOS Kiss M / EOS M50, EOS REBEL T100 / EOS 4000D / EOS 3000D, EOS Kiss X90 / EOS REBEL T7 / EOS 2000D / EOS 1500D.
July 2017
EOS Utility 3.6.30, Picture Style Editor 1.18.30:
Supports EOS 6D Mark II, EOS Kiss X9 / EOS REBEL SL2 / EOS 200D.
EOS Movie Utility 1.7:
Supports EOS 6D Mark II.
Supports the EOS 5D Mark IV Canon Log specification.
March
Changes for EOS Utility 3.6.11 for Mac OS X :
November 2016
Changes for EOS Utility 3.5.10
September 2016 DPP 4.5 and EOS Utility 3.5 from Canon
– Supports EOS 5D Mark IV.
– Fixes a phenomenon where during remote shooting, there are instances where images cannot be properly recorded.
October 2015
EOS Utility 2.14.20a
EOS Utility 3.3.0
May 2015 V3.2.20 – Canon
Sept 2014 v3.0.1 – supports new 16-35 f4 L IS
June 2014 Utility 3.0
Windows requirements
1. Supported OSes
2. Supported Computers
CPU;
RAM;
3. Display
4. Supported Models
Caution
Mac Requirements
1. Supported OSes
2. Supported Computers
CPU;
RAM;
3. Display
4. Supported Models
Caution
EOS Utility 2.10.4 for Mac 10.7/10.6
Now works on 10.7
Supported Models
EOS Kiss X5 / EOS REBEL T3i / EOS 600D, EOS Kiss X50 / EOS REBEL T3 / EOS 1100D, EOS 60D, EOS Kiss X4 / EOS REBEL T2i / EOS 550D, EOS 7D, EOS-1D Mark IV, EOS Kiss X3 / EOS REBEL T1i / EOS 500D, EOS 5D Mark II, EOS 50D, EOS 40D, EOS Kiss F / EOS REBEL XS / EOS 1000D, EOS Kiss X2 / EOS REBEL XSi / EOS 450D, EOS-1Ds Mark III, EOS-1D Mark III
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