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General Information

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  ⑵Operation ease

       Other than the Direct Print button on the back, the camera controls and their layout 

are the same as the EOS 20D's.

6)Customization

  ⑴Camera setting registration

       Under the menu's Setup tab, select "Camera setting registration" to save the current 

camera settings. The settings that will be saved can be displayed by turning the Mode 
dial to C. The settings listed in Table 004 will be registered.

Table 004 Camera setting registration

Shooting Settings

Menu Settings

Shooting mode / AF mode / selecting AF points 
/ Metering mode / ISO speed / Drive mode / 
Exposure compensation amount / Flash exposure 
compensation amount / White balance mode

Quality / Beep / Shoot w/o card / AEB / WB SHIFT/BKT 
/ Custom WB / Color temp. / Color space / Picture 
Style (excluding user defined) / Review time / AF 
points / Histogram / Auto power off / Auto rotate / 
LCD brightness / File numbering (method) / Custom 
Functions (C.Fn)

  ⑵Custom Functions

       Twenty-one Custom Functions with 57 settings are provided. Table 005 lists the new 

Custom Functions not found in the EOS 20D. (For details, see page 44 - 45.)

Table 005 Custom Functions

C.Fn

Custom Function

No

Setting

0

Focusing Screen

0

Ee-A

1

Ee-D

2

Ee-S

17

AF point activation area

0

Standard

1

Expanded

18

LCD displ a Return to shoot.

0

With Shutter Button only

1

Also with * etc.

    <C.Fn-0: Focusing screen>

    Set to match the installed focusing screen.

    <C.Fn-17: AF point activation area>

    Enhances focusing ease in the AI SERVO AF mode.

    * When AI SERVO AF and the center AF point are used, the six invisible AF points within the spot metering circle 

are activated for focusing.

    <C.Fn-18: LCD displ a Return to shoot.>

       Set this when you want to be able to return instantly to shooting during menu viewing 

or image playback. Also set it when you want to switch the ISO speed or when you want 
to magnify/reduce the image displayed during the image review after shooting. Also, 
if C.Fn-04-1 is set and you press the AE lock button during menu viewing or image 
playback, the LCD monitor will turn off and AF will work instantly.

    * The moment you use any camera controls while you are viewing a menu or image, the menu or image playback 

will quit and the shooting controls will take effect.

    * If you press the Direct Print button and Magnify/Reduce button simultaneously during the image review after 

shooting, the Magnify/Reduce display will be enabled. (Same procedure as Magnify/Reduce during image 
playback.)

Summary of Contents for EOS 5D Mark II - EOS 5D Mark II 21.1MP Full Frame CMOS Digital SLR Camera

Page 1: ...E MANUAL By Portable Document Format Preface General Repair Adjustments Parts Catalog Circuit Diagrams Appendix CY8 1201 295 EOS 5D C12 6091 CLOSE Technical Software To Japanese Edition To BG E4 Picture Style Setting Guide Picture Style Quick Guide ...

Page 2: ...SERVICE MANUAL Copyright 2005 Canon Inc EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 ...

Page 3: ...out ths tools and expendables required for disassembly reassembly adjustment and measurement of the product and their locations and method of use Adjustments Provides information on electrical adjustments requiring a personal computer for the product Parts Catalog Circuit Diagrams Software Information Provides information explaining correct use of the bundled software Appendix Provides information...

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Page 5: ...2 New accessories 14 2 3 Software for EOS 5D 14 3 SPECIFICATIONS 15 4 NOMENCLATURE AND DIMENSIONS 38 4 1 Nomenclature 38 4 2 Dimensions 39 5 VISUAL INDICATORS 40 5 1 Viewfinder Information 40 5 2 LCD Panel Information and Model Dial 41 5 3 LCD Monitor Menus 42 6 CUSTOM FUNCTION 45 6 1 Custom Function List 45 7 PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 47 7 1 Program Diagrams 47 7 2 E TTL Program Diagrams 47 8 SYSTEM ACCESS...

Page 6: ...ing With C Fn 18 1 shooting controls will work instantly even during menu operation and image playback USB 2 0 Hi Speed for fast image transfers to a personal computer 1 3 High end features and high performance High precision and high speed 9 point Assist 6 point AF 3 AF points work with f 2 8 lenses Improved AI SERVO AF subject tracking and improved focusing performance from defocused state Inter...

Page 7: ...tal exterior compact and light body Well proportioned shape for an SLR Optimum size for a 35mm full size D SLR for advanced amateurs and comfortable to hold Canon logo with sculptured lettering with white fill in paint Higher density matte finish for a luxury touch 35mm full size sensor D SLR measuring 152 113 75mm weighing approx 810 g ...

Page 8: ...0D Image sensor Image sensor CMOS Effective Pixels Approx megapixels 12 80 16 70 8 20 Sensor Size mm 35 8 23 9 36 0 24 0 22 5 15 0 Focal Length Conversion Factor 1 1 6 Recording System Recording Media CF CF SD CF Recorded pixels Approx megapixels 1270 670 420 1660 860 630 420 820 430 200 RAW JPEG Yes Separate RAW JPEG files JPEG Quality Fixed at Fine Normal 10 settings Fixed at Fine Normal Picture S...

Page 9: ...eraged metering Yes Shutter Speeds sec 1 8000 sec 30 sec bulb X sync sec 1 200 1 250 Built in Flash Yes Drive Drive Modes Single Continuous Continuous shooting fps 3 4 5 Max Burst JPEG Large 60 RAW 17 JPEG Large 2 RAW 11 JPEG Large 23 RAW 6 LCD Monitor Monitor Size in 2 5 2 0 1 8 Pixels Approx 23 11 8 Playback Display Modes Single Single image with Info 9 image index Single Single image with Info ...

Page 10: ...2 0 Hi Speed Video OUT NTSC PAL Remote control terminal N3 type Power Source Shots remaining 800 1200 1000 No flash Battery BP 511A NP E3 BP 511A Startup time 0 2 Exterior Material Magnesium alloy Water dust resistance Dimensions W H D 152 113 75 mm 156 157 6 79 9 mm 144 105 5 71 5 mm Weight 810 1215 685 Operation Environment Relative humidity 0ºC 40ºC 85 or lower 0ºC 45ºC 85 or lower 0ºC 45ºC 85 o...

Page 11: ...S 20D WB bracketing is also possible for RAW and RAW JPEG shooting Noise reduction The EOS 5D s noise reduction function C Fn 02 provides a choice between OFF and 1 Auto noise reduction or 2 Noise reduction for all exposures 1 sec or longer With Auto noise reduction the noise reduction is applied only if the camera determines that the noise reduction would be effective for the noise level detected ...

Page 12: ...ne and saturation are set to obtain nice skin tones The sharpness is set one step weaker than the Standard setting so that the skin and hair look softer 3 Landscape The color tone and saturation are set to obtain deep blues and deep greens for the blue sky and greenery The sharpness is set one step stronger than the Standard setting so that the outline of mountains trees and buildings look more cr...

Page 13: ...er AF point With f 2 8 lenses the center AF point works as a high precision cross type AF point Vertical line is detected at f 2 8 and both vertical and horizontal lines are detected at f 5 6 The f 5 6 horizontal line sensitive AF point can now better detect major defocus conditions to enable focusing while the lens is way out of focus AF points directly above and below center AF point Vertical li...

Page 14: ...does not include the invisible Assist AF points Exposure control The metering sensor is the same 35 zone metering sensor found in the EOS 20D Fig 007 There are four metering modes Evaluative metering partial approx 8 of viewfinder area spot approx 3 5 of viewfinder area and centerweighted average metering The shooting modes Fig 008 are P Tv Av M bulb Full Auto and C Register camera settings For deta...

Page 15: ...int button and Magnify Reduce button simultaneously Same operation for the zoom in operation during image playback More detailed INFO Shooting Information display With the menu you can switch between the histogram and RGB display and also display the AF points And you can also check the image file size Fig 011 For the One Shot AF mode the AF poi2005 04 15nt which achieved focus is displayed For the...

Page 16: ...EOS 1Ds Mark II Exterior material and finish The exterior is made of magnesium alloy and the three grip surfaces are covered with rubber The camera feels solid and comfortable in your hands The paint finish has a higher density matte surface for a luxury touch On the pentaprism the Canon logo is sculptured and painted in white Such attention to details convinces advanced amateurs and SLR fans alike ...

Page 17: ... Fn Custom Function No Setting 0 Focusing Screen 0 Ee A 1 Ee D 2 Ee S 17 AF point activation area 0 Standard 1 Expanded 18 LCD displ a Return to shoot 0 With Shutter Button only 1 Also with etc C Fn 0 Focusing screen Set to match the installed focusing screen C Fn 17 AF point activation area Enhances focusing ease in the AI SERVO AF mode When AI SERVO AF and the center AF point are used the six in...

Page 18: ... The picture s shooting data is displayed below the image L size or larger 2 20 up print with shooting information Fig 015 The shooting data is printed on the side of each thumbnail image 3 35 up contact print Fig 016 Contact sheetstyle printing The folder and file No are also printed 4 35 duplicate images On one sheet 35 images of the same picture are printed The 20 up print with shooting informat...

Page 19: ...haped battery grip with vertical camera controls Fig 017 The front cover and rear cover use the same magnesium alloy as the EOS 5D s exterior This makes it solid and comfortable to hold It can accommodate two BP 511A 514 511 512 battery packs or six size AA batteries fitted in the battery magazine The batteries can be alkaline lithium or Oxyride Interchangeable focusing screens Precision Matte with...

Page 20: ...type RGB primary color filters 2 8 Low pass filter Fixed position in front of the image sensor 2 9 Cleaning mode Provided With menu s Sensor cleaning With battery pack or AC power When the battery pack s level becomes exhausted or the size AA batteries are used with BATTERY GRIP BG E4 cleaning is not possible During cleaning mirror lockup CLn blinks on the LCD panel When the battery level becomes lo...

Page 21: ...1 Normal 2 3 196 Medium Fine 2 7 168 Normal 1 4 319 Small Fine 2 0 233 Normal 1 0 446 RAW Large Fine 22 Normal 25 Medium Fine 24 Normal 26 Small Fine 25 Normal 27 RAW 12 9 29 The above specifications are based on ISO 100 and Canon s testing standards Figures for the recording capacity apply to a 512 MB Compact Flash card The actual single shot size and recording capacity depend on the subject shoot...

Page 22: ...age is displayed instead of the selected folder s image 3 9 Image file name JPEG IMG JPG is the file No RAW IMG CR2 If Adobe RGB is set the I in IMG will be underlined The extension for RAW images will be CR2 Canon RAW 2nd Edition 3 10 File No The following three types of file numbers can be set Continuous numbering The continuous numbering of captured images will continue even after you replace the ...

Page 23: ... slot cover provided 4 3 CF card access Access lamp blinking lit indicator 4 4 Read error warning Error warning is displayed on the LCD panel viewfinder and LCD monitor Shutter locks up 4 5 CF card initialization Enabled with menu s Format 4 6 No CF card warning Provided When you turn on the power switch No CF card will be displayed on the LCD monitor With the menu s Shoot w o card the shutter rele...

Page 24: ...is settable the effect is not guaranteed When set together with white balance correction WB bracketing cannot be set to more than 9 levels White balance correction and AEB can also be set in combination with WB BKT With AEB 9 images will be saved to the CF card WB BKT is possible in RAW mode Since three images are recorded automatically with a single shot the writing time to the CF card will take l...

Page 25: ...cus cannot be achieved MF focus confirmation CF card full warning FuLL CF CF card error warning Err CF No CF card warning no CF 6 8 Mirror Quick return half mirror Transmittance reflectance ratio of 40 60 6 9 Viewfinder blackout Approx 145 ms at 1 60 sec or faster speeds time 6 10 Mirror lockup Enabled with C Fn 12 1 SW 2 ON for mirror up SW 1 OFF SW 2 ON for shutter release Mirror lockup is maximum ...

Page 26: ...eased only when focus is achieved During evaluative metering AE lock is set when focus is achieved In metering modes other than evaluative metering exposure metering continues in real time until the shutter is released With applicable USM lenses electronic ring manual focusing can be used after focus is achieved with One Shot AF or if focus cannot be achieved with One Shot AF Predictive AI Servo A...

Page 27: ...ill all light in the viewfinder AI SERVO AF The focusing starts at the center Then if the subject moves to an adjacent AF point AI SERVO AF continues to focus track the subject All 15 AF points are used 7 5 AF point selection Press the AF point selector then use the Multi controller operation 8 directions center press or turn the Main Dial or Quick Control Dial to select the AF point If you press t...

Page 28: ...an be enabled disabled with C Fn 10 7 10 AF precision Same as the EOS 20D 7 11 AF working range EV 0 5 18 at 20ºC and ISO 100 under Canon s testing standards 7 12 AF assist beam When an EOS dedicated Speedlite is used equipped with AF assist beam and turned on a near infrared beam peak wavelength approx 700 nm is emitted automatically 8 Exposure Control 8 1 Type Max aperture TTL metering with 35 z...

Page 29: ...acketing factor used for the respective shooting mode below Not settable in the Full Auto mode Manual exposure compensation cannot be set for manual exposures Works with AEB Shooting Mode Shutter Speed Aperture Program AE Yes Yes Shutter priority AE Yes Aperture priority AE Yes Manual Yes AEB cancellation Set the AEB amount to 0 If 1 and 2 are set in combination the AEB amount will be shifted by t...

Page 30: ...utton 8 9 Multiple exposures Not possible 9 Shutter 9 1 Type Vertical travel mechanical focal plane shutter with all speeds electronically controlled Mechanical shutter Front and rear curtains each controlled by a dedicated rotary magnet curtain speed 3 77 ms 24mm 9 2 Shutter speeds 1 8000 sec to 30 sec X sync at 1 200 sec Settable in 1 3 stop increments in shutter speed priority AE and manual mod...

Page 31: ... firing 10 2 Flash auto Enabled with the camera s Program AE mode 1 With EX series Speedlites E TTL II autoflash FE lock 2 With TTL and A TTL external Canon Speedlites Manual firing stroboscopic flash and external flash metering enabled When TTL or A TTL is set the flash is fired at full output 3 With non Canon flash units An external flash unit connected to the hot shoe can synchronize at 1 200 sec or slo...

Page 32: ...for all recording quality speed settings 11 4 Maximum burst With a Canon 512MB CF card for high speed writing Recording Quality Maximum Burst JPEG Large Fine 60 Normal 150 Medium Fine 120 Normal 319 Small Fine 200 Normal 446 RAW 17 RAW JPEG Large Fine 12 Normal Medium Fine Normal Small Fine Normal The maximum burst with JPEG will vary depending on the shooting conditions processing conditions and ...

Page 33: ...itor 12 2 Screen size 2 5 in 12 3 Pixels Approx 230 000 pixels Displayed pixels 12 4 Coverage Approx 100 for JPEG images 12 5 Brightness 5 levels adjustment Settable with menu s LCD brightness 12 6 Angle adjustment None 12 7 Protective cover None 13 Playback 13 1 Image display format 1 Single image During the image display press the INFO button to switch to normal image basic info image only no in...

Page 34: ...d Protect Recording quality Original image verification data appended White balance Color temperature displayed only when WB setting is K Monochrome File size MB Note 1 The RAW JPEG file size is indicated only for the JPEG image Note 2 If a JPEG image not in the Design rule for Camera File system format is selected is displayed Note 3 If an image that cannot be displayed is selected is displayed Not...

Page 35: ...MP button press the SET button and turn the Quick Control Dial to select any of the following jump modes After selecting the jump mode turn the Quick Control Dial or Main Dial to jump Jump by 10 images Jump forward or back by 10 images Jump by 100 images Jump forward or back by 100 images Jump by shooting date Jump to the previous or following day The day s last shot will be displayed first Jump by...

Page 36: ...ware updating Enabled by the user Not possible in Full Auto mode The menu is not displayed 16 Bubble Jet Direct CP Direct Note Hereinafter Bubble Jet Direct abbreviated as BJD and CP Direct as CPD 16 1 Configuration BJD CPD compatible printer interface cable IFC 400PCU 16 2 Operation method By operating the camera the image is printed directly by the BJD CPD compatible printer 16 3 Compatible print...

Page 37: ... Trim horizontally up to 8 steps vertically up to 5 steps Operation Procedure Reduce outline Magnify button Enlarge outline Reduce button Move outline horizontally Multi controller Diagonal scrolling also possible Center button does not function Move outline vertically Rotate outline Info button Trimming is not possible with DPOF specified images printed directly The image to be trimmed is initiall...

Page 38: ...rs 17 4 Paper sizes L 2L postcard card 5 4 8 6 cm 10 15 cm 5 7 8 5 11 A4 11 17 A3 A3 wide 13 19 roll paper 9 10 13 21 cm 8 9 25 4 cm panorama Wide 10 12 in 8 10 in Selectable paper sizes may differ depending on the printer Papers indicated with a sign enable the Print with shooting information to be printed as well Applicable only to Canon printers compatible with this feature 17 5 Paper types Plai...

Page 39: ...rinting will be followed by standard printing For file No imprinting the printer must be compatible with printing the file No 17 11 Transmission PTP protocol Set with the menu s Communication 17 12 Data transfer system JPEG Image processing is executed by the printer 17 13 Printable images Design rule for Camera File system compliant JPEG images JPEG images in RAW JPEG images can be printed but not ...

Page 40: ... saved Time information language communication setting video output and other settings which cannot be reset to the default with the camera reset function Enabled with the menu s Register camera settings 19 2 Custom Functions 21 Custom Functions with 57 settings settable with the camera 20 External Interface 20 1 Digital terminal USB 2 0 Hi Speed mini B port 20 2 Video output terminal Provided NTS...

Page 41: ...and rear covers made of magnesium alloy 23 2 Exterior color Finish Black Grip s anti slip rubber Black 23 3 Tripod socket CU 1 4 23 4 LCD panel LCD panel illumination button provided illumination Press the button for 6 sec illumination Press again to turn it off Turns off automatically 2 sec after image capture Illumination is prolonged if any shooting related button or dial is used 24 Dimensions 15...

Page 42: ...General Information 37 27 7 Strap Wide Strap EW 100DGR 27 8 EOS System See the System Accessory Compatibility Table Accessories ...

Page 43: ...justment knob Power switch Strap mount Drive mode button ISO speed button Metering mode Flash exposure compensation button AF mode White balance button Access lamp CF card slot cover MENU button Erase button Playback button Jump button INFO button Trimming orientation button LCD monitor Direct print button LCD panel illumination button LCD panel Hot shoe Main Dial Grip Battery compartment X sync c...

Page 44: ...General Information 39 4 2 Dimensions 59 5 92 5 55 5 19 5 44 0 70 5 42 5 Fig 019 Six Exterior Views ...

Page 45: ...ock warning High speed sync FP flash FE lock Exposure level Exposure compensation amount Flash exposure compensation amount AEB level Focus confirmation light Spot metering circle Focusing screen CF card full warning Full CF CF card error warning Err CF No CF card warning no CF Shutter speed FE lock FEL Busy buSY Aperture Grid type matte screen Flash exposure compensation White balance correction ...

Page 46: ...O AF Manual focus when none is displayed Beeper Metering mode Evaluative Partial Spot Centerweighted average Drive mode Single Continuous Self timer Exposure compensation amount AEB level Flash exposure compensation amount CF card writing status Exposure level Recording quality Large Fine Large Normal Medium Fine Medium Normal Small Fine Small Normal RAW AEB Flash exposure compensation Battery che...

Page 47: ...epia B Blue P Purple G Green User Defined Select the base Picture Style register it and adjust its parameters Quality Picture style Picture style setting screen Beep Shoot w o card AEB 0 1 3 2 3 1 1_1 3 1_2 3 2 With C Fn 06 0 Color space WB SHIFT BKT Description Sharpness Contrast Saturation Color tone 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 Recording quality setting ...

Page 48: ...n Off File No On Off Mark all Clear all Print Cancel OK Style Resume Auto Play Off 2 sec 4 sec 8 sec Hold Not display Display Bright RGB Playback Commands Autoplay screen SET button Playback Pause Review time AF points Histogram Description Image selection screen SET button Protect cancel Image selection screen SET button 90 270 0 Print Order Print specification screen Set up All ...

Page 49: ...l OK Clear registered Camera set Cancel OK Reqister camera settings Sensor cleaning Image transfer LAN settings Firmware Ver Camera setting registration screen Description Auto rotate Auto power off CF card formatting screen Cancel OK Language setting screen Language File numbering Select Create folder screen Setup Commands Reset screen Communication Video system LAN setting screen Brightness sett...

Page 50: ... 200 sec Fixed 04 Shutter AE lock button 0 AF AE lock 1 AE lock AF 2 AF AF lock no AE lock 3 AE AF no AE lock 05 AF assist beam 0 Emits 1 Does not emit 06 Exposure level increments 0 1 3 stop 1 1 2 stop 07 Flash firing 0 Fires 1 Does not fire 08 ISO expansion 0 Off 1 On 09 Bracket sequence Auto cancel 0 0 Enable 1 0 Disable 2 0 Enable 3 0 Disable 10 Superimposed display 0 On 1 Off 11 Menu button displ...

Page 51: ... 1 2nd curtain sync 16 Safety shift in Av or Tv 0 Disable 1 Enable 17 AF point activation area 0 Standard 1 Expanded 18 LCD displ Return to shoot 0 With Shutter Button only 1 Also with etc 19 Lens AF stop button function 0 AF stop 1 AF start 2 AE lock while metering 3 AF point M Auto Auto ctr 4 ONE SHOT AI SERVO 5 IS start 20 Add original decision data 0 Off 1 On ...

Page 52: ...ogram line 32 22 11 8 5 6 2 8 1 4 1 0 9 2 Av 4 60 125 250 Tv 500 1000 2000 4000 4 5 21 22 EV 2 1 2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 3 6 7 8 9 8000 With lens minimum aperture High speed sync FP flash dotted line With lens maximum aperture max f 2 0 EV Aperture Shutter speed Fig 026 Program AE Lines EF50mm f 1 4 USM ...

Page 53: ...General Information 48 8 SYSTEM ACCESSORIES COMPATIBILITY TABLES 8 1 System Accessories Fig 028 System map ...

Page 54: ...L 3 Full output only 300EZ 200E Wired multi Speedlite accessories The above restrictions for the Speedlites apply Remote Control Remote Switch 60T3 Compatible when used with RA N3 Wireless Remote Controller LC 3 Compatible when used with RA N3 The 1SR cannot cancel the auto power off mode Also shutter release is not possible while the metering is not active When it is ON shutter release may not wor...

Page 55: ...he LCD monitor It may also prevent proper shooting and image recording and damage images in the Compact Flash card 5 Do not leave or use the camera near an electronic transmission tower etc which emits a strong magnetic field The electric wave can adversely affect the image on the LCD monitor It may also prevent proper shooting and image recording and damage images in the Compact Flash card 6 If a h...

Page 56: ... the center AF point 12 During continuous shooting with automatic AF point selection and AI SERVO AF when the subject moves to another AF point the continuous shooting speed may become irregular During focusing when the subject moves to another AF point focusing is disabled momentarily It then takes time to refocus again causing the irregular shooting speed The same thing occurs with the EOS 1V Fl...

Page 57: ...he respective focusing screen The camera has three types of correction data for the three focusing screens If the wrong correction data is used for the installed focusing screen the exposure will be thrown off 21 With C Fn 12 1 mirror lockup set do not point the camera toward the sun or any bright light source Doing so can damage the shutter curtains cause stray light to enter or damage the imaging...

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Page 73: ...ge sensor CMOS sensor 1 1 2 Image recording and processing 3 1 3 AF 6 1 4 Viewfinder 11 1 5 Exposure control 12 1 6 Drive 14 1 7 Basic operation concept and LCD monitor 15 1 8 Camera direct printing Print ordering DPOF 17 1 9 Interface 17 1 10 Power source 17 1 11 Exterior and internal construction 18 ...

Page 74: ...rimary color filter Aspect ratio 3 2 2 Wide ISO speed range and low noise With the same technologies as the EOS 20D s CMOS sensor and the larger pixel size of 8 2 µm square compared to EOS 20D s 6 4 µm square to receive more light the camera provides a wide ISO speed range of 100 1600 L 50 H 3200 while minimizing image noise The large microlens gathers light highly efficiently for the photodiode Opti...

Page 75: ...g low pass filter The infrared blocking low pass filter basically consists of an infrared blocking filter low pass filter phase plate and low pass filter The EOS 20D s infrared blocking low pass filter has the same basic construction with an infrared absorbing glass and three crystal plates However the EOS 5D s filter has one independent crystal plate which also functions as the CMOS sensor package s cov...

Page 76: ...ences to obtain the desired image effect Fig 005 The basic elements for image creation including the color tone color saturation sharpness and contrast are set differently to obtain a specific photographic effect For example the Landscape Picture Style tweaks the color tones and saturation for blue skies and green trees to make the image look more impressive Also the Faithful Picture Style which is th...

Page 77: ...ding on the subject shooting mode Picture Style ISO speed etc 4 White balance Specifications for the auto white balance white balance correction and white balance bracketing are the same as the EOS 20D s 5 Long exposure noise reduction C Fn 2 for noise reduction of long exposures can be set to Off or Auto noise reduction or On Auto noise reduction For long exposures 1 sec or longer noise caused by a...

Page 78: ...folder reaches 9999 images a new folder is created automatically for saving captured images Note For example if there are folders 100 and 101 and folder 100 reaches image number 9999 folder 102 will be created automatically to save the images captured thereafter This will occur even if folder 101 has room for more images This is to avoid confusion between the existing and new images in folder 101 ...

Page 79: ...er so that the AF is fast and easy f 2 8 sensitive sensor With lenses brighter than f 2 8 the center AF point uses the f 2 8 light flux to focus The base line of the f 2 8 and vertical line sensitive sensor is about twice as long as the f 5 6 sensitive sensor The focusing detection is thereby faster Except with EF50mm f 2 5 MACRO and EF28 80mm f 2 8 4L USM Four line focusing with f 5 6 sensitive cr...

Page 80: ...ill help to track it AI SERVO AF with 7 automatically selected AF points at center With C Fn 17 1 AF point activation area AI SERVO AF and the center AF point subject tracking at the center is enhanced with seven AF points including the Assist AF points Intermediate AF points for superb focusing detection precision Since the four f 5 6 sensitive intermediate vertical sensors have a long base line ...

Page 81: ...rature humidity countermeasures The focusing optics and chassis use materials having a low line expansion coefficient and low absorption coefficient 3 AF mode and AF point selection The One Shot AF AI SERVO AF and AI Focus AF modes are provided In the Full Auto mode AI SERVO AF is set automatically In other shooting modes the user can set any of the three AF modes Specifications for AF point selection ...

Page 82: ...s Even for still subjects in the AI SERVO AF mode the focus control is stable so that the lens drive does not move minutely If the subject has major movement the focus detection is always active to enable subject tracking Single stroke complete pressing of shutter button As with the EOS 1D Mark II when focusing is possible the lens drive is executed based on the focusing result right before shutte...

Page 83: ...nsor Metering lens 2 5 inch LCD monitor Digital control circuit board Secondary image formation lens Fig 019 Cross section at center 2 Superimposition display The superimposition display optics consists of the SI LED SI lens and SI prism They are in front of the pentaprism The SI LED s light beam goes through the pentaprism and it is projected onto the reflective panel that has the AF points reflect...

Page 84: ... the point of focus during manual focusing Standard Precision Matte Super Precision Matte Fig 021 Focusing screen enlargement 1 5 Exposure control 1 Metering Metering optics and metering sensor The metering optics has the metering lens and 35 zone metering sensor Fig 023 positioned behind the pentaprism For the 9 AF points the metering lens magnification has been set to obtain an optimum correlatio...

Page 85: ...of a mechanical switch This contributes to high durability and high reliability when a Speedlite is used Table 005 shows the shutter design specifications Table 005 Shutter Design Specifications Item Specification 1 Type Vertical travel focal plane shutter 2 Shutter curtain type Parallelogram link type 3 Shutter curtain blades 1st curtain 4 blades 2nd curtain 4 blades total 8 4 Shutter curtain materi...

Page 86: ... capacity the same as the EOS 1Ds Mark II s a maximum burst of approx 60 shots in JPEG Large Fine or approx 17 shots in RAW is attained The maximum burst is higher because the pixel size is a little bit smaller and the continuous shooting speed is slower than with the EOS 1Ds Mark II Table 007 Maximum burst during continuous shooting Image recording Quality L F L N M F M N S F S N RAW RAW JPEG Max...

Page 87: ... a wide viewing angle and the display area is about double that of the EOS 20D s 1 8 inch screen Previous LCD monitors had a narrow vertical viewing angle The screen would lose the picture brightness if you looked at it from even a slight vertical angle However the EOS 5D s LCD monitor retains the same picture and brightness from any viewing angle Fig 026 Fig 027 The backlight uses six LED modules...

Page 88: ...y jumping by 10 or 100 images or by folder or date is possible This makes it faster to find an image among many images Fig 028 Fig 027 Jump menu Fig 029 shows the information screen The shooting information includes the file size brightness or RGB histogram switchable and AF point s used The camera setting information screen mainly shows the shooting related information Shooting information Histogra...

Page 89: ...er defined Review time AF points Histogram Auto power off Auto rotate LCD brightness File numbering method Custom Functions C Fn 1 8 Camera direct printing Print ordering DPOF Other than the added features described in the General Information the specifications are the same as with the EOS 20D s 1 9 Interface It is the same as the EOS 20D 1 10 Power source With a power saving circuit design DIGIC II ...

Page 90: ...sts of a stainless steel chassis and mirror box made of high strength engineering plastic Also the mirror box to which the mount and imaging element are attached is very securely attached to the chassis to prevent the flange focal distance from changing due to static pressure on the attached lens Since the grip and front cover are one piece the body rigidity is excellent Fig 031 The exterior surfac...

Page 91: ...it board camera control circuit board display control circuit board and power source circuit board Fig 032 Through various connectors these boards are connected to 20 flexible circuit boards On page 21 Fig 033 shows the location of the major mechanical components Fig 034 shows the location of major circuit boards and Fig 035 shows a cross section at the center Digital control circuit board Camera c...

Page 92: ...onents the AFcontrol IC the flash control IC and EEPROM that retains various adjustment data AE AF etc Display control circuit board This board has four layers fitted with the following LCD panel viewfinder display display IC that drives and controls the superimposed display motor driver IC and power source circuit to supply power to the camera control circuit board Power source circuit board This bo...

Page 93: ...ement unit Main mirror Secondary mirror PC terminal Digital terminal Remote control termina Video OUT terminal TFT display unit Electronic mount contact pins AF unit Fig 032 Location of major mechanical components Power source circuit board Digital control circuit board Image sensor Camera control circuit board Display control circuit board Fig 033 Location of major circuit boards Motor Battery CF...

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Page 95: ...LY AND ASSEMBLY 8 2 1 External Covers and Battery Case Removal 8 2 2 Front Back Cover Removal 10 2 3 Top Bottom Cover Removal 14 2 4 Digital PCB Camera PCB Imaging Unit Removal 17 2 5 Baseplate AF Sensor Unit Eyepiece Cover Removal 21 2 6 LPU PCB DC DC PCB CF Slot Cover CF Slot Cover Assʼy Removal 25 2 7 Mirror Box Ass y Battery Box Ass y Interface FPC Ass y Removal 29 2 8 Shutter Assʼy Auto Expos...

Page 96: ...uring environment Before using major measuring tools Light Source AF Chart Stand or Standard Tool Lens be sure to make an inspection and keep a record of the result routinely Reliability Parts Insure that the following parts are correctly in place during final reassembly Prevents breaking of wires Fig 004 Fig 003 Prevents breaking of wires Fig 002 Fig 001 Insulation tape Insulation tape ...

Page 97: ... AE F22 ISO 100 AEB JPEG Large Fine Light Source EF 1 8000 or Light Box 2 Download the image to PC 3 Open the JPEG file on DIA 4 The result of the judgement In case of FAIL click the No and check where the dust is located if necessary Then clean the dust Dust Loupe CY9 1132 Use the dust loupe set as a service tool to check dust The imaging surface from which all dust viewable with the loupe has bee...

Page 98: ...initial lot of mass production cameras It may differ slightly with subsequent lots Standby means the condition where the camera stands by while Main SW is on 1 3 Residual Battery Display Tool Use a tool battery Power Set the constant voltage to 8 0 V Insert the tool battery into the camera Turn on the main SW With SW1 On slowly reduce the supply voltage gradually so that the display changes through...

Page 99: ...other information after the product release In particular when a part is replaced with a service part the serial number does not reflected the change Therfore be sure to copy the forth and fifth digit of the serial number on the surface of TFT holder unit base inside the camera Fig 012 Fig 013 01 ...

Page 100: ... 5 φ3mm L 50mm CY9 7014 002 Cross Recess Bit TB35 6 φ2 5mm L 115mm CY9 7014 003 Cross Recess Bit TB35 7 φ2 5mm L 50mm CY9 7014 004 Cross Recess Bit TB35 8 φ2mm L 50mm CY9 7014 005 Electric Screw Driver CY9 7061 000 Power Supply 100 120 220 240 CY9 7062 000 xxx Charts and Locally Made Tools New Name Part No Purpose Subject Tool battery Locally made Inhibit voltage Adjustment Load Resistor Locally m...

Page 101: ...r shafts Cemedine Super X8008B CY9 8118 000 Mount ring adhesion etc Nox Guard ST 420 CY9 8123 000 Parts assembly Logenest Lambda NFH 743C CY9 8125 000 Front cover s friction surfaces Diabond 1663G CY9 8129 000 Adhesive for parts Friction Inhibitor hf1 923 DY9 3042 000 Flex pattern 1 6 Tool Battery Fabrication Required Parts CY9 1101 000 Tool Battery Probe Kit 2 DY9 1374 000 Charge Adjustment Tool ...

Page 102: ...ment Resistors p o CY9 1101 000 TOOL BATTERY PROBE KIT Procedures Prepare the parts listed in 1 Make hole in the film can bottom and cap for the plugs Install the banana plug and joint plug in the holes and fix them with their retainers Wire the two ceramic resistors in parallel A A B B and solder the ends to the plugs Solder the banana plug Wire in parallel A B A B Finished Kludge Fig 015 ...

Page 103: ...Repair Information 8 2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 2 1 External Covers and Battery Case Removal Fig 016 External Covers and Battery Case Removal N S M1 7 3 0mm 1 Cemedine Super X8008B ...

Page 104: ...weezers lift the edge of the Front Left Cover and gently pull it off Remove the Grip Holding Cover Remove the rear grip Holding Cover Battery Cover Removal Slide the cover hinge pin and remove the Battery Cover Ass y Fig 017 Date Battery Case Removal 1 Fig 018 Date Battery Case Removal 2 Fig 019 Rubber Covers Removal 1 Fig 020 Rubber Covers Removal 2 Fig 021 Battery Cover Ass y Removal ...

Page 105: ... 2 2 Front Back Cover Removal Fig 022 Front Back Cover Removal CAUTION 1 NOTE 1 NOTE 2 NOTE 3 M1 7 2 2mm 2 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 4 0mm 1 M1 7 5 5mm 2 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 5 5mm 1 M1 7 7 0mm 2 M1 7 7 0mm 2 M1 7 6 0mm 2 M1 7 7 0mm 1 ...

Page 106: ...moval Remove three screws from the back and one from the bottom edge Disconnect two flexes and remove the Back Cover Front Cover Removal Remove seven screws Upper front 2 screws Below the mount 1 Grip side 1 Grip front 1 Bottom 1 Fig 023 Interface Cover Removal 1 Fig 024 Interface Cover Removal 2 Donʼt tear the flexes Connectors cannot be inserted diagonally Fig 025 Back Cover Removal 1 Fig 026 Back...

Page 107: ...y Procedures NOTE 1 Make sure that the insulation tape is not missing 3 places NOTE 2 Install the Interface Cover in the arrow marked direction Fig 029 Insulating Tape 2 Fig 030 Interface Cover Installation Fig 028 Insulating Tape 1 ...

Page 108: ...ould cause the DC DC Converter to blow and the camera to malfunction Insure the light shield sheet overlaps the connector and insure no interior parts are visible from the outside Fig 031 Lead Dress PV Flex Insure the light shield sheet does not overlap the top cover And insure no interior parts are visible from the outside Fig 032 Light Shield Tape 1 Fig 033 Light Shield Tape 2 ...

Page 109: ...tom Cover Removal Install the Cable Door in the arrow marked direction and press firmly into place NOTE 2 NOTE 1 Grease A 74 Apply to Diopter Correction Dial friction surfaces M1 7 5 5mm 1 1 M1 7 3 5mm 1 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 7 0mm 1 M1 7 6 0mm 1 M1 7 1 7mm 4 M1 7 5 5mm 1 ...

Page 110: ...e Door Remove five screws at the bottom and one at the top and remove the bottom cover Reassembly Notes NOTE 1 Make sure that the lead wire runs under the nut lug Fig 035 Top Cover Removal 1 Fig 036 Top Cover Removal 2 Fig 037 Top Cover Removal 3 Fig 038 Bottom Cover Removal 1 Fig 039 Bottom Cover Removal 2 Make sure that the OLC Flex to LPU circuit board is clean and nothing is caught in it when t...

Page 111: ...Connect Cable is not pinched when installing the top cover NOTE 2 Be sure to properly align with the bottom cover groove If not aligned properly the Front Cover cannot be installed Fig 042 Top Cover Installation Caution 3 Fig 043 Cable Door Installation ...

Page 112: ...4 Digital PCB Camera PCB Imaging Unit Removal Fig 044 Digital PCB Camera PCB Imaging Unit Removal N S CAUTION 1 CAUTION 2 CAUTION 3 CAUTION 4 M1 7 2 5mm 4 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 4 5mm 4 M1 7 2 5mm 3 M1 7 2 0mm 2 M1 7 2 0mm 2 NOTE 1 ...

Page 113: ... the side Remove the D PCB Unsolder one connection and remove the USB Lag Plate from the Digital PCB Assʼy Camera PCB Assʼy Removal Disconnect four flex connections Remove three screws and remove the Camera PCB When soldering be careful not the short the PCB D shield to the other shield Fig 045 Digital PCB Shield Cover Removal Fig 046 Digital PCB Assʼy Removal 1 Fig 047 Digital PCB Assʼy Removal 2 ...

Page 114: ...d remove the Image Sensor Shield Holder Remove two screws and slowly remove the Low Pass Filter Ass y It is fixed with double sided tape When working on the Imaging Unit always wear a grounded wrist strap Be very careful not to scratch or soil the Imaging unit The filter is fixed with double sided tape Take great care not to damage it when it is removed Fig 050 Imaging Unit Removal 2 Fig 051 Imaging ...

Page 115: ...plates do not touch at the blue line in the drawing Dress the Digital PCB leads so they fit in the recess as shown When reinstalling the Imaging Unit the Flange to Focal Distance FFD adjustment is mandatory CAUTION 4 Fig 052 Imaging Unit Reassembly 1 Must not touch Fig 053 Imaging Unit Reassembly 2 Red Lead wire Dress cable properly Prevents Breaking of wires ...

Page 116: ...AF Sensor Unit Eyepiece Cover Removal Fig 054 Baseplate AF Sensor Unit Eyepiece Cover Removal CAUTION 1 CAUTION 2 Screw lock on tip of threads Screw lock on tip of threads M2 0 4 5mm 2 M2 0 3 0mm 2 M1 7 4 0mm 2 M1 7 2 5mm 2 NOTE 1 NOTE 2 ...

Page 117: ...the green lead Lift the flex out of the way and unsolder the beeper at two points Remove two screws and remove the Auto Focus FPC Ass y Eyepiece Cover Removal Remove two screws and remove the Eyepiece Unit Fig 055 Baseplate Removal When unsoldering the beeper be careful to not melt it Fig 057 Eyepiece Cover Removal CAUTION 1 NG OK Fig 056 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Removal 1 ...

Page 118: ...ept for external covers perform the AF sensor Positioning Adjustment using the Electrical Adjustments software Refer the Help of the Electrical Adjustment Software for details CAUTION 2 Fig 059 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 2 Fig 058 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 1 Ensure the area marked in the picture is clean with compressed air Fig 061 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 4 Fig 060 Auto Focus FPC Ass ...

Page 119: ...lled Do not reuse the two screws Use new screws when reassembling and tighten firmly to prevent loosening during use Fig 063 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 6 Fig 062 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 5 It is easy to leave screws floating insufficiently tightened Be sure the screws are properly tightened Screw floating NG Fig 064 Auto Focus FPC Ass y Assembly 7 Anti magnetic Shield Sheet ...

Page 120: ...PCB DC DC PCB CF Slot Cover CF Slot Cover Assʼy Removal Fig 065 LPU PCB DC DC PCB CF Slot Cover CF Slot Assʼy Removal CAUTION 1 M1 7 4 5mm 2 M1 7 2 0mm 2 M1 7 3 0mm 1 M1 7 1 6mm 2 M1 7 2 5mm 2 M1 7 3 5mm 1 M1 7 2 5mm 2 M1 7 1 8mm 1 ...

Page 121: ... Unsolder four leads Remove two screws at the front and two at the back Remove two cables one from the LPU PCB and the other from the Digital PCB and remove the DC DC PCB CF Slot Cover Removal Remove two screws and remove the CF Slot Cover Fig 066 LPU PCB Removal 1 Fig 067 LPU PCB Removal 2 Fig 070 DC DC PCB Removal 3 Fig 069 DC DC PCB Removal 2 Fig 068 DC DC PCB Removal 1 Fig 071 CF Slot Cover Re...

Page 122: ...ly Notes LPU PCB Installation Dress the DC DC LPU connect cable as shown and bond in place Run the Blue Red cable under the LPU PCB Fig 072 CF Slot Assʼy Installation When removing the upper screw it is impossible to place the screwdriver straight so be careful not to strip the screw head CAUTION 1 Fig 074 LPU PCB Installation Bond here Take care removing screw Fig 073 Second Ground Plate Removal ...

Page 123: ...ect the two cables between the LPU PCB and the Digital PCB Dress and bond the lead wires as shown in the photo CF Slot Pin Ass y Installation Fix the ferrite core to the CF flex as shown in the photo Fig 075 DC DC PCB Installation Bond here Fig 076 CF Slot Pin Ass y Installation ferrite core ...

Page 124: ...x Ass y Battery Box Ass y Interface FPC Ass y Removal Fig 077 Mirror Box Ass y Battery Box Ass y Interface FPC Ass y Removal N S N S N S CAUTION 1 M1 7 3 5mm 1 M1 7 2 0mm 1 M1 7 3 0mm 2 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 4 5mm 4 M1 7 4 5mm 2 M1 7 3 0mm 2 ...

Page 125: ...s from the rear and one from the front Remove the Battery Box Ass y Interface FPC Ass y Removal Remove one screw and remove the Interface FPC Ass y Fig 079 Mirror Box Ass y Removal 2 Fig 080 Battery Box Ass y Removal 1 Fig 081 Battery Box Ass y Removal 2 Fig 082 Interface FPC Ass y Removal When installing the Interface FPC Ass y run the lead wires through the ferrite core as shown CAUTION 1 Fig 07...

Page 126: ...r Information 31 2 8 Shutter Assʼy Auto Exposure FPC Assʼy Eyepiece Assʼy Removal Fig 083 Shutter Assʼy Auto Exposure FPC Assʼy Eyepiece Assʼy Removal CAUTION 1 M1 7 4 5mm 3 M1 7 4 5mm 1 M1 7 4 5mm 3 NOTE 1 ...

Page 127: ...emove one flex connection on the top and remove the Auto Exposure FPC Ass y Eyepiece Assʼy Removal Remove three screws at the back and one at the top Remove the Eyepiece Assʼy Do not operate the shutter manually There is a possibility of damaging it Fig 084 Shutter Assʼy Removal Fig 085 Auto Exposure FPC Ass y Removal Fig 086 Eyepiece Assʼy Removal 1 Fig 087 Eyepiece Assʼy Removal 2 CAUTION 1 ...

Page 128: ... adjustment Refer to the Electrical Adjustment Softwareʼs HELP section if necessary Eyepiece Assʼy Installation When installing dress the flex as shown and fix it in place Light Shield Plate Installation Install the Light Shield Plates as shown Fig 088 Shutter Assʼy Installation Fig 090 Eyepiece Assʼy Installation Fig 091 Light Shield Plate Installation 1 Fig 092 Light Shield Plate Installation 2 Fl...

Page 129: ...Repair Information 34 2 9 TFT LCD Ass y Removal Fig 093 TFT LCD Ass y Removal M1 7 3 5mm 4 ...

Page 130: ... connections and remove the TFT LCD Assʼy from the TFT Holder Reassembly Notes TFT LCD Ass y Installation When installing the TFT LCD Ass y in the TFT Holder remove any slack by pushing the unit in the arrow marked direction Fig 096 TFT LCD Ass y Installation Fig 094 TFT LCD Ass y Removal 1 Fig 095 TFT LCD Ass y Removal 2 ...

Page 131: ...ssʼy Removal Disassembly Procedure Outer LCD Assʼy Removal Remove three screws and one flex connection and remove the Outer LCD Assʼy Fig 098 Outer LCD Assʼy Removal N S N S N S N S Fig 097 Outer LCD Assʼy Removal M1 7 4 5mm 4 M1 7 6 5mm 3 ...

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Page 133: ...ATIONS 1 1 1 Pre Adjustment Cautions 1 1 2 Tools List 1 2 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS 3 2 1 Flange to Focal Plane Distance FFD Adjustment 3 2 2 Finder Focus Adjustment 7 3 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS 8 3 1 Adjustment Software Operation 8 3 2 Install Uninstall 11 I ...

Page 134: ...01 AF Chart for 3D Chart EF 1 Multi Camera Tester 100V CY9 7116 100 Light source A shutter speed measurement EF 1 Multi Camera Tester 200V CY9 7116 200 Light source A shutter speed measurement Color viewer 5600K DY9 2039 100 Electrical adjustment Color bar chart DY9 2002 000 Electrical adjustment color adjustment Stable DC power source Measure power current consumption Mount Fastening Block CY9 15...

Page 135: ...138 000 Shutter X sync electrical adjustment 2 Charts and Locally Made Tools New Name Part No Purpose Tool battery Locally made Inhibit voltage adjustment Load Resistor Locally made Inhibit voltage adjustment 3 Other Products for Testing New Name Part No Purpose EF 50mm f 1 8 Camera operations adjustments production lens checking Speedlite 380EX 550EX Flash metering adjustment or other E TTL model...

Page 136: ...nt panel unit Compensation washers are not attached as before IMG unit Offset values based on the specification are written Specifications Front panel unit replacement Set the distance from the lens mount to the image unit installation surface to the same distance as before front panel unit replacement IMG unit Add or subtract the IMG unit compensation amount to from the difference calculated by subtr...

Page 137: ...nt fastening block on the digital micrometer and place the measuring point on the mount reference plane Reset the meter so that 0 is displayed Fig 002 Set up Chucking tool Measuring terminal Set to 0 Digital Micrometer Commercially available ...

Page 138: ... 16mm URW Bottom Left 47 2 0 020 46 96 0 26mm BLW Bottom Right 47 2 0 051 46 93 0 32mm BRW 4 Attach the washer Do not glue Fig 003 Fig 004 Fig 005 URW BLW BRW A 0 015 SIZE 0 03 mm 003 0 05 mm 005 0 08 mm 008 0 10 mm 010 0 12 mm 012 0 15 mm 015 0 18 mm 018 0 20 mm 020 0 25 mm 025 0 30 mm 030 0 35 mm 035 A CB32 0682 000 XXX Fig 006 Service parts are set to 47 2mm at the factory and their image units...

Page 139: ...cing both the Mirror Box Ass y and IMG Ass y 1 Ex Offset values of the replacement parts Upper Right 0 069 Bottom Left 0 02 Bottom Right 0 051 2 Measure the distance between the lens mount plane and the flange back washer planes Upper Right 42 97mm 46 97mm Bottom Left 42 96mm 46 96mm Bottom Right 42 93mm 46 93mm 3 Calculate the washer offset values Upper Right 47 2 0 069 46 97 0 16mm Bottom Left 47 2...

Page 140: ...iopter adjustment dial of the camera to adjust the AF frame to be at the center of the viewfinder 2 Attach the magnifier to the camera eyepiece and adjust the diopter of the magnifier Perform without the lens attached Adjustment Procedure 1 Look through an object that is located at least 250m away such as lightening rod or chimney and turn the manual ring to find the position that gives the clearest v...

Page 141: ...e required Display 1024 768 required Hard disk space Approx 70 MB required 2 Operation Basically the adjustment software can be operated with the mouse cursor keys space bar and enter key Follow the instructions that appear in the message area to operate The names of each area of the adjustment software is shown below Fig 011 Menu Window Message Area Operation Area ...

Page 142: ...Log Management This adjustment software has a log management function You can check the record of adjustments 5 HTML Help When starting up the adjustment software the help window will be displayed automatically The help window is contextual so you choose the AE adjustment the AE adjustment help window will be displayed Fig 012 Connecting the Camera Fig 013 Log Management ...

Page 143: ...ted If you wish to go back to the previous topic click the Back button 1 Show Hide Shows or hides the topics table of contents 2 Back Goes back to the previous topic 3 Print Prints out the topic 4 Options Internet Options for Internet Explorer can be set 7 How to print HTML Help You can select the topic and click the Print button to print it out If a book icon topic is selected the following messa...

Page 144: ...Install Internet explorer 4 or later 2 Install TWAIN driver EOS DIGITAL SOLUTION DISK 3 Make sure it operates before installing the adjustment software 4 Install the camera adjustment software 5 Install the image file update program 3 Uninstallation procedure Refer to adjustment software Help for details about uninstallation 1 Move the folder of the imager file update program Imager Update2 exe to t...

Page 145: ...te location 3 The name of the imager file update program is ImagerFileUpdate2 exe If you double click this file you can start the CMOS imager file update program 6 Installation procedure of the Canon Camera DCP connect Please refer to Help in the adjustment software for details 7 Accessory Shoe Communication Interface Refer to Help of the adjustment software for details ...

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Page 158: ...EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 PARTS CATALOG Copyright 2005 Canon Inc ...

Page 159: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 1 N S CB3 2868 CB3 2869 CB3 2684 CB3 2823 CB3 2675 CF1 5274 CB3 2794 CB3 2800 CB3 2799 CB3 2797 CB3 2798 See Page 2 ...

Page 160: ...B3 2794 000 000 B 1 PLATE NAME CB3 2797 000 000 B 1 COVER GRIP HOLDING CB3 2798 000 000 B 1 TAPE DOUBLE SIDE CB3 2799 000 000 B 1 COVER FRONT LEFT CB3 2800 000 000 B 1 TAPE DOUBLE SIDE CB3 2823 000 000 B 1 CAP INTERFACE CB3 2868 000 000 B 1 COVER HOLDING CB3 2869 000 000 B 1 TAPE DOUBLE SIDE CF1 5274 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y BATTERY Pg 1 ...

Page 161: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 2 XA1 7170 227 x2 XA4 9170 457 XA4 9170 407 CB2 0726 x2 CB2 0727 CG2 1705 CB3 2822 See Page 3 CB2 0726 CB4 0038 x2 CB3 1818 x2 XA1 7170 707 x2 XA4 9170 707 See Page 9 ...

Page 162: ... M17X4 5 CB3 1818 000 000 F 2 SCREW CB3 2822 000 000 B 1 COVER INTERFACE CB4 0038 000 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH CG2 1705 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y FRONT XA1 7170 227 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA1 7170 707 000 F 2 SCREW XA4 9170 407 000 F 1 SCREW XA4 9170 457 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 707 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH ...

Page 163: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 3 CB3 2816 CB3 2824 CB4 0038 x4 CY3 1517 See Page 10 CB2 0726 CB3 2860 CB3 2861 XA1 7170 357 See Page 4 XA4 9170 457 XA4 9170 707 XA4 9170 607 CB2 0726 ...

Page 164: ...000 000 B 1 COVER BOTTOM CB3 2860 000 000 C 1 DIAL DIOPTER CORRECTION CB3 2861 000 000 C 1 SCREW CB4 0038 000 000 F 4 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH CY3 1517 000 000 B 1 LABEL BODY NUMBER XA1 7170 357 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 457 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 607 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH S XA4 9170 707 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH ...

Page 165: ...12mm 0 15mm 0 18mm 0 20mm 0 25mm 0 30mm 0 35mm 003 005 008 010 012 015 018 020 025 030 035 N S See Page 5 CB2 0682 x3 See Detail XA1 7170 207 x2 CB3 2880 CB3 2829 CB3 2879 CB3 2904 CB3 2961 x4 CB3 2900 CG2 1699 CG2 1700 CY3 1520 XA1 7170 207 x2 XA4 9170 457 x4 XA4 9170 457 CH1 8360 CG2 1695 CB3 2961 x3 ...

Page 166: ...ER IMAGE SENSOR SHIELD CB3 2900 000 000 N 1 COVER DIGITAL PCB SHIELD CB3 2904 000 000 C 1 PLATE USB LAG CB3 2961 000 000 C 7 SCREW CG2 1695 000 000 B 1 PCB ASS Y CAMERA CG2 1699 000 000 B 1 FILTER ASS Y LOW PASS CG2 1700 000 000 A 1 PCB ASS Y DIGITAL CH1 8360 000 000 C 1 FPC D C CONNECT CY3 1520 000 000 A 1 PCB ASS Y IMAGING PROCESSING XA1 7170 207 000 F 4 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 457 000 F ...

Page 167: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 5 CG2 1694 CG2 1701 CG2 1702 CB3 2808 x2 XA4 9200 457 x2 XA1 7170 257 x2 CB3 2875 x2 See Page 6 ...

Page 168: ...3 2808 000 000 C 2 SCREW CB3 2875 000 000 F 2 SCREW PH2X3 S CG2 1694 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y EYEPIECE CG2 1701 000 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y AUTO FOCUS CG2 1702 000 000 C 1 PLATE ASS Y BASE XA1 7170 257 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9200 457 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH Pg 5 ...

Page 169: ...12 6091 XA4 9170 357 XA1 7170 257 x2 XA1 7170 207 x2 XA4 9170 457 x2 XA1 7170 257 x2 XA1 7170 307 XA1 7170 167 x2 XA1 7170 187 WE8 6351 CH2 8374 CH2 8373 See Page 7 CG2 1650 CG2 1689 CG2 1696 CB3 2881 CG2 1645 CH1 8373 Pg 6 ...

Page 170: ...0 000 C 1 FPC LPU C CONNECT CH2 8373 000 000 C 1 CABLE ASS Y LPU D CONNECT CH2 8374 000 000 C 1 CABLE ASS Y DC DC LPU CONNECT WE8 6351 000 000 C 1 CORE FERRITE XA1 7170 167 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA1 7170 187 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA1 7170 207 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA1 7170 257 000 F 4 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA1 7170 307 000 F 1 SCREW MACH PANHEAD M1 7X3 XA4 9170 357 000 F 1 ...

Page 171: ...12 6091 Pg 7 N S N S N S XA4 9170 357 XA1 7170 207 CA1 9007 CB3 2828 CB3 3074 CB3 2806 XA4 9170 457 CG2 1692 CB3 2825 CB3 1721 CG2 1734 XA1 3170 309 x2 XA1 3170 309 x2 x2 XA4 9170 457 x2 XA4 9170 457 x4 See Page 8 CG2 1691 ...

Page 172: ...00 000 C 1 PLATE MAIN BASE CB3 2828 000 000 C 1 HOLDER STRAP LEFT CB3 3074 000 000 C 1 PLATE LIGHT SHIELD CG2 1691 000 000 B 1 BOX ASS Y BATTERY CG2 1692 000 000 B 1 FPC ASS Y INTERFACE CG2 1734 000 000 C 1 TERMINAL ASS Y PC XA1 3170 309 000 F 4 SCREW CROSS RECESS FCH XA1 7170 207 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 357 000 F 1 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH XA4 9170 457 000 F 7 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH ...

Page 173: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 8 See Page 11 CB3 2832 CB3 2834 CB3 2833 CB3 2831 CG2 1688 CG2 1685 CG2 1632 CY3 1519 XA4 9170 457 x3 XA4 9170 457 XA1 9170 457 x3 ...

Page 174: ... 2832 000 000 C 1 PLATE LIGHT SHIELD CB3 2833 000 000 B 1 TAPE DOUBLE SIDE CB3 2834 000 000 B 1 TAPE DOUBLE SIDE CG2 1632 000 000 A 1 SHUTTER ASS Y CG2 1685 000 000 N 1 EYEPIECE ASS Y CG2 1688 000 000 B 1 FPC ASS Y AUTO EXPOSURE CY3 1519 000 000 B 1 MIRROR BOX ASS Y XA4 9170 457 000 F 7 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH Pg 8 ...

Page 175: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 9 CB3 2865 x2 CB3 2922 x2 CB3 2864 CY3 1516 CH9 1090 CB3 2902 CB3 2962 CB3 2963 CG2 1659 XA4 9170 357 x4 ...

Page 176: ...2 CUSHION TFT TOP BOTTOM CB3 2902 000 000 C 1 HOLDER TFT CB3 2922 000 000 C 2 CUSHION TFT RIGHT LEFT CB3 2962 000 000 B 1 GASKET EMI BACK CB3 2963 000 000 B 1 GASKET EMI TFT CG2 1659 000 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y TFT D CONNECT CH9 1090 000 000 B 1 LCD ASS Y TFT CY3 1516 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y BACK XA4 9170 357 000 F 4 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH ...

Page 177: ...CANON EOS 5D REF NO C12 6091 Pg 10 N S N S N S N S XA1 9170 657 x3 XA1 3170 457 x4 CG2 1704 CA1 8666 050 CY3 1521 CB3 1418 CB3 2679 CA1 9328 ...

Page 178: ...666 050 000 E 1 BASE ACC SHOE CA1 9328 000 000 C 1 SPRING PLATE BL CB3 1418 000 000 C 1 SHOE ACCESSORY CB3 2679 000 000 A 1 WINDOW DISPLAY CG2 1704 000 000 B 1 LCD ASS Y OUTER CY3 1521 000 000 A 1 COVER ASS Y TOP XA1 3170 457 000 F 4 SCREW XA4 9170 657 000 F 3 SCREW CROSS RECESS PH ...

Page 179: ...15mm 0 18mm 0 20mm 0 25mm 0 28mm 0 30mm 003 005 008 010 012 015 018 020 025 028 030 N S N S N S XA4 9170 457 x2 XA4 6170 407 x3 CB1 9799 x2 XA1 3140 189 x2 CB1 4085 x4 CS2 5020 CS2 7205 CF1 1948 CA1 7777 CG2 1668 CG3 2787 CG3 2786 CG2 1647 CG2 1736 YN2 3549 CB3 2850 See Detail YN2 3558 CF1 5266 N S N S N S N S ...

Page 180: ...BACK ADJUST CF1 1948 000 000 C 1 LEVER LENS LOCK CF1 5266 000 000 C 1 FRAME SCREEN HOLDER CG2 1647 000 000 B 1 FPC ASS Y FRONT CG2 1668 000 000 C 1 CONTACT ASS Y LENS CG2 1736 000 000 C 1 BASE ASS Y BEEP CS2 5020 000 000 E 1 SPRING COIL CS2 7205 000 000 D 1 SPRING MOUNT XA1 3140 189 000 F 2 SCREW CROSS RECESS FCH YN2 3549 000 000 B 1 PLATE SUPER IMPOSE INDICATE YN2 3558 000 000 B 1 PLATE FOCUSING ...

Page 181: ...t Available N S Product Available Interface Cable IFC 400 PCU USB N S Product Available DC Coupler DR 400 N S Product Available Battery Charger CG 580 N S Product Available Video Cable VC 100 Battery Charger CB 5L FH6 3922 D82 0643 EUROPE D82 0645 001 AUSTRALIA WT3 5087 CHINA N S Product Available ...

Page 182: ...TY DESCRIPTION D82 0643 000 000 C 1 CABLE AC EUROPE D82 0645 001 000 A 1 CABLE AC AUSTRALIA WT3 5087 000 000 C 1 CABLE AC CHINA REF NO C50 8101 V I D E O C A B L E V C 1 0 0 NEW PARTS NO CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION FH6 3922 000 000 C 1 VIDEO CABLE VC 100 REF NO FH 3922 ...

Page 183: ... 000 1 CB3 2797 000 000 1 CB3 2798 000 000 1 CB3 2799 000 000 1 CB3 2800 000 000 1 CB3 2806 000 000 7 CB3 2808 000 000 5 CB3 2816 000 000 3 CB3 2822 000 000 2 CB3 2823 000 000 1 CB3 2824 000 000 3 CB3 2825 000 000 7 CB3 2828 000 000 7 CB3 2829 000 000 4 CB3 2831 000 000 8 CB3 2832 000 000 8 CB3 2833 000 000 8 CB3 2834 000 000 8 CB3 2850 000 003 11 CB3 2850 000 005 11 CB3 2850 000 008 11 CB3 2850 0...

Page 184: ... CG2 1705 000 000 2 CG2 1734 000 000 7 CG2 1736 000 000 11 CH1 8360 000 000 4 CH1 8373 000 000 6 CH2 8373 000 000 6 CH2 8374 000 000 6 CH9 1090 000 000 9 CS2 5020 000 000 11 CS2 7205 000 000 11 CY3 1516 000 000 9 CY3 1517 000 000 3 CY3 1519 000 000 8 CY3 1520 000 000 4 CY3 1521 000 000 10 D82 0643 000 000 12 D82 0645 001 000 12 WE8 6351 000 000 6 WT3 5087 000 000 12 XA1 3140 189 000 11 XA1 3170 30...

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Page 186: ...GENERAL 2 2 POWER SUPPLY 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 1 C PCB 3 2 D PCB 3 3 DCDC PCB 3 4 LPU PCB 3 5 AE FPC 3 6 AF FPC 3 7 BACK FPC 3 8 BSW FPC 3 9 C D FPC 3 10 CF FPC 3 11 FRONT FPC 3 12 ILC FPC 3 13 IMG FPC 3 14 LPU FPC 3 15 MIF FPC 3 16 OLC FPC 3 17 PHASE FPC 3 18 RLS FPC 3 19 SI FPC 3 20 TFT D FPC 3 21 TOP FPC ...

Page 187: ... PCB ASS Y PC TERMINAL ASS Y DIGITAL PCB ASS Y AUTO EXPOSURE FPC ASS Y CH1 8360 N S INCLUDED MIRROR BOX ASS Y CH1 8373 IMAGE PROCESSING PCB ASS Y OUTER LCD ASS Y FRONT FPC ASS Y N S N S N S No Parts No Remark Size Y11 5002 BLACK BLK 1 2 Y11 5003 RED 1 2 Y11 3909 GREEN GRN 0 6 Y11 3902 BLACK BLK 0 6 Y11 3907 YELLOW Y 0 6 CH2 8373 CH2 8374 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 1 WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 188: ...CD FPC LPU1 LPU2 FPC SENCE FPC AE FPC AEIC ILC FPC FLED ILC TOP FPC FET AF FPC AFIC MIF SI FRONT FPC PHASE SHUTTER VIDEO USB BL x6 RLS FPC BATSEL SW CFDOOR SW BATDOOR SW M S DIAL BCVRBUTTONS SW1 2 GRIP BUTTONS ACC SHOE OLC FPC OLC BLD DC DC M MPU VBAT VBAT2 VDD REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 2 BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 1 GENERAL ...

Page 189: ... RTC OSC Reg Reg DAC Logic DRIVE COM Analog MD AF Reg Reg FPU SH SELF LED SHUTTE PC TRIAC XOUT TMOSON DDR VDAC I O C E Domain Core E0ON CNT0 EFPU ON VCHANGE VB2ON Lit TMOSON XOUT VCHKON E1ON CNT1 E1ON E1ON E1ON E1ON CNT1 AFE 1 2 VCLIP TG MPP SVDD CNT VRESL CNT MIF ON VDD2遮断 CNT2 CNT2 CNT2 CNT2 CNT2 CNT2 CNT2 Victoria汎用ポート PWM調光 TMOS TG BG E4 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 2 BLOCK DIAGR...

Page 190: ...DET ICTRSEND TRVDD2_2 CNRLS CNLPU EEPROM TRLPUWRE ICSDIAL CNBUSMON TRDPLED TRCFLED REGVRH CND LVDD MPU ICRESET EEPROM2 R0_MPU ICSRF XFPU EFIC FPU RTC C PCB CH1 8357 010 R0_FPU REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 1 C PCB SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 191: ...15 C896 C897 IC820 IC821 C911 ZD601 ICIF1 CN1 CN4 CN5 IC11 IC14 CN3 CN801 CN1600 CN6 X800 IC808 IC816 IC817 IC1600 IC1602 IC1603 IC1606 IC1607 IC3 IC1608 IC1609 IC8 IC9 X1 IC10 IC12 IC13 IC1 CN652 CN2 27MHz 64MHz X2 48MHz REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 2 D PCB SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 192: ...F102 F104 F103 F101 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 3 DCDC PCB SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 193: ...VDD3 HNS_MOT D2_VDD3 DCDC_IC Q1 CNSENS CNILC TR2_SW CNOLC TRPI L_VDD3 L_VE1 TR_VE1 TRBC REGVDD ICLPUW1 ICLPUW2 XLPU LPU RBC1 RBC2 REGE1 REGVDD3 CN_C L_VSH1 TRVSH1 FUSE REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 4 LPU PCB SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 194: ...EVCC_2 RAE CAEVCC AEIC 10E2 9AEAD 8AGND 7AGND 6NC 5NC 4AEH 3AEV 2AEC1 1AEC0 CN_AE1 AEAD MOUT AEAD MOUT VC AEC0 N C ANODE AEH N C AEV AEC1 GND GND VDD VDD REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 5 AE FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 195: ...RES C_IN AFIC MIF_GND AFMON LIN LCLK MIF_VDD2 VC LOUT SPDN_SW MIF_ON BUZ_GND BUZ MIF_GND LCLK LIN LOUT MIF_VDD2 SPDN_SW MIF_ON AF_GND REG_CNT REG_IN SCLK AFCLK CLK1 CLK0 MOSI TINTE MISO READ CSAF AF_VDD2 AFAD AF_GND BUZZER BUZ_GND C H 1 8 3 5 9 0 1 0 A F F P C REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 6 AF FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 196: ...LED SW_CROSS CFLEDA CFLEDK DP_LED DP_SW MENU INFO JUMP PLAY ERASE DGND LOCK SDLOCK SET SDIAL1 SDIAL2 PGND PGND CROSS4 CROSS3 CROSS2 CROSS0 CROSS1 0 1 0 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 SIDE A SIDE B 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 7 BACK FPC ...

Page 197: ...010 DP_LED R_DP_LED 010 D P _ L E D D P R I N T M E N U J U M P I N F O P L A Y E R A S E L O C K P G N D S D L C L K REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 8 BSW FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 198: ...C D FPC CH1 8360 010 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 9 C D FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 199: ...R D A 0 9 I O W R A 0 8 W E A 0 7 I R E Q V C C V C C A 0 6 C S E L V C C A 0 5 N C A 0 4 R E S E T A 0 3 I O R D Y A 0 2 I N P A C K A 0 1 R E G A 0 0 S P K R D 0 0 S T S C H G D 0 1 D 0 8 D 0 2 D 0 9 I O C S 1 6 D 1 0 C D 2 G N D G N D REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 10 CF FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 200: ...RR E1_ON M2R M2F VE1_V_PI XMON CN2 DGND MIF_ON PGND VE1 0 1 0 V E 1 V _ P I S M G 3 2 S H _ B A T N C S M G 3 1 M I F _ O N P G N D C N 2 X M O N P G N D V E 1 B R K M 2 F E R R S E L F _ C M 2 R E 1 _ O N REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 11 FRONT FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 201: ... 9 I L C S E G 1 8 I L C S E G 1 6 I L C S E G 1 5 I L C S E G 1 4 I L C S E G 1 3 I L C S E G 1 1 I L C S E G 1 2 I L C S E G 1 0 I L C S E G 0 9 I L C S E G 0 7 I L C S E G 0 8 I L C S E G 0 6 I L C S E G 0 5 I L C S E G 0 4 I L C S E G 0 3 I L C S E G 0 2 I L C S E G 0 1 I C O M 0 2 I L C S E G 1 7 I C O M 0 1 N C C V B A T I C O M 0 0 F L E D _ K REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PC...

Page 202: ...7 C718 C719 C720 CP709 CP711 CP710 CP712 CP715 CP716 CP706 CP705 CP704 CP703 CP708 CP707 CP701 AVDD VCHR VCHR AVDD GND GND GND GND GND GND OUT1 OUT3 VREF OUT4 OUT2 GND GND PGCA1 PGCA2 PGCA3 PGCA4 PSAVB2 PSAVB1 GND GND GND PH13 PVST PV PRESA PRES PSEL PTX PHST VTXL GND N C GND VGATE GND VCOR GND VCLIP GND GND VRESL SVDD SVDD PTS PTN PCOR GND PH24 GND DVDD DVDD GND GND GND GND GND GND N C MCOSRT REF...

Page 203: ...CH1 8373 LPU 010 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 14 LPU FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 204: ..._ M S D G N D _ M S L C L K _ M S V D D 2 _ M S D L C _ M S 0 1 0 S P D N _ S W V D D 2 D C L D L C L C L K S P D N S W D G N D REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 15 MIF FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 205: ...CN1 18 OLCCN1 19 OLCCN1 20 OLCCN1 21 OLCCN1 22 OLCCN1 23 OLCCN1 24 OLCCN1 25 OLCCN1 26 OLCCN1 27 OLCCN1 28 OLCCN1 29 OLCCN1 30 OLCCN1 31 OLCCN1 32 OLCCN1 33 DGND_4 LIGHT DGND_5 DGND_3 DGND_6 DRIVE_MODE AE_MODE AF_MODE CN_OLC2 OLC_BLED CN_OLC1 0 1 0 D G N D _ 1 A E L A F _ S E L D G N D _ 2 L A N D _ O L C G N D 1 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 16 OLC FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 206: ...CH1 8376 PHASE 010 ERR BRK CN_PHASE1 GND 1ERR 2GND 3BRK 4NC E R R _ B R K _ G N D _ REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 17 PHASE FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 207: ...L TXD ICU DIAL2 RXD MPU BATSEL0 TXD MPU SW2 BATDOOR SW1 MON3 MON2 RXD ICU DIAL1 AELOCK DGND DGND AF SEL HVON VCHKON HVSW1 HVSW2 BATDOOR TXD MPU RXD ICU AFSEL DIAL2 MON1 MON3 TXD ICU LGSEL SW2 DIAL1 SW1 DIAL2 VCHKON AELOCK RXD MPU BATSEL1 BATSEL0 DIAL1 VDD3 SW2 SW1 GND MON0 MON2 1 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 18 RLS FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 208: ...1K SI_2K SI_3K SI_4K SI_5K SI_A SI_6K SI_7K SI_8K C N _ S I S I D E B 1SI_0K 2SI_1K 3SI_2K 4SI_3K 5SI_4K 6SI_5K 7SI_6K 8SI_7K 9SI_8K 10CVBAT REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 19 SI FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 209: ... E A N O D E G N D D I S P O F F D 7 D 6 D 5 D 4 D 3 D 2 D 1 D 0 T F T C L K H S Y N C V S Y N C S E N S C K S D A T 3 3 V G N D V D D V R E F V C O M L V C O M H G N D N C REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 20 TFT D FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

Page 210: ...010 FACC1 FACC4 FACC3 RACC RSYNC2 TRIAC2 ZD_TOP MODE2 MODE3 MODE1 MODE0 CCC EFID STSP AVEF VG_TOP PGND PGND NC 0 1 0 REF NO C12 6091 CANON INC 2005 SEP 2005 01 3 PCB DIAGRAM 3 21 TOP FPC SIDE A SIDE B ...

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Page 212: ...ware Information 1 EOS DIGITAL SOLUTION DISK Ver 11 1 1 1 Overview 1 1 2 CD Configuration 1 1 3 Solution Disk Software Configuration 1 1 4 Overview and Main Functions of the Software Applications 4 1 5 System Requirements 18 1 6 Supported Languages 19 ...

Page 213: ...ng third party image editing software Table 001 CD configuration CD Types and Content EOS 5D EOS 1D MarkII N EOS DIGITAL Solution Disk Ver 11 Contains the software applications for the EOS 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N Win Mac hybrid version Software Instruction Manual CD PDF Contains the EOS DIGITAL Software Instruction Manual and Digital Photo Professional Instruction Manual as electronic manuals in PDF...

Page 214: ... ImageBrowser 5 5 Yes CameraWindow 5 3 Yes Yes PhotoRecord 2 2 Yes RAW Image Task 2 2 Yes Yes EOS Capture 1 5 Yes Yes PhotoStitch 3 1 Yes Yes Digital Photo Professional 2 0 Yes Yes WIA Driver TWAIN Driver Yes PTP WIA Driver PTP TWAIN Drive Yes Drivers for the EOS 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N are planned to be included ...

Page 215: ...owser Ver5 5 Image Viewing and Editing Software Win Mac PhotoRecord Ver2 2 Layout Printing Software Win CameraWindow Ver5 3 Software for Communication with the Camera Win Mac RAW Image Task Ver2 2 RAW Image Processing Software Win Mac Digital Photo Professional Ver2 0 RAW Image Editing Software Win Mac PhotoStitch Ver3 1 Image Merging Software Win Mac WIA Driver TWAIN Driver for windows Fig 001 So...

Page 216: ...and modifications described below to expand its range of supported cameras and better reflect the demands of the market Fig 002 Fig 002 ZoomBrowser EX Ver 5 5 main window zoom mode Supported RAW image types expanded to include EOS 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N RAW images Added or revised printing functions A new Print 1 copy button has been added to the print tasks to provide ZoomBrowser EX with its own pr...

Page 217: ...Easy PhotoPrint for printing As previously Layout printing is performed by linking up with PhotoRecord Fig 005 Print index window Added or modified operability functions Marking of image folders for images downloaded from the camera Fig 006 highlighted in red frame Copy file and Move file added to the contextual right click menu Next and Back buttons and explanatory text and illustrations added to th...

Page 218: ...enu based Links up with other applications to provide a continuous workflow from image downloading and viewing right through to editing and printing Image display modes to suit a range of applications including 3 types of image list display Zoom Scroll and Preview modes slideshows and individual image display or multiple image comparison display using the Viewer window Image classification by the sh...

Page 219: ...Window version 5 3 supports the PTP function on the EOS 5D or EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 350D DIGITAL enabling images to be downloaded and the camera settings to be specified regardless of whether the camera s communication setting is Print PTP or PC connection Because EOS Capture does not support the PTP function it cannot be used when the camera s communication setting is Print PTP even with an EOS DIG...

Page 220: ... the settings on the camera Allows images saved on a memory card in the camera to be downloaded in a single operation and also allows images to be displayed as a list and downloaded selectively using the Camera Browser window Also supports image downloading from a card reader Camera setting function with access to a range of camera settings Viewing of images saved on CF cards in the camera Links u...

Page 221: ...r connected to the computer Uses a straightforward task button and wizards with the same design as the ZoomBrowser EX interface to cater to novice users Provides simple procedures for printing and setup tasks such as image layout image size adjustment frame selection and text entry Because ImageBrowser provides basically the same printing functions as PhotoRecord PhotoRecord is not available for t...

Page 222: ...ge in ZoomBrowser EX and then selects image processing RAW Image Task starts up and allows the RAW image to be processed and displayed Selecting a RAW image allows the user to make image adjustments using processing parameter settings with no loss of image quality Uses the high quality image processing typical of genuine Canon software together with algorithms tailored to the camera to provide ima...

Page 223: ...PTP even with an EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT 350D DIGITAL or EOS 5D equipped with the PTP function supported by CameraWindow version 5 3 Consequently the camera s communication setting should be set to PC connection when using EOS Capture Because EOS Capture does not support the PTP function on the EOS 20D communication with the camera is not possible using the PTP camera communication setting Consequent...

Page 224: ...S DCS1 and EOS DCS3 RAW images not supported Support for Picture Styles The RAW image adjustment tool palette now includes a Picture Styles function for the a new processing parameter available on the EOS 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N Fig 017 This function can be used with all of the RAW images supported by Digital Photo Professional and can even be used to process RAW images from older models not equipp...

Page 225: ...ck window Quick and easy selection using 3 types of image checkmarks New folder creation function for creating folders in Digital Photo Professional Sharpness function enhanced A sharpness function has been added that allows images to be checked and adjusted on screen in realtime Fig 019 highlighted in red frame The resulting adjustments can be saved together with other adjustments as recipe data ...

Page 226: ...corrects stains and dust by isolating pixels in the selected area of the image that are lower darker or higher brighter than the average brightness for that area Depending on the color of the stains or dust the user can select either the White stain correction button or the Black stain correction button Fig 020 Copy Stamp window Enhanced image transfer function By reviving the Transfer to Photosho...

Page 227: ...used by the Macintosh users that make up the majority of the DTP industry Fig 021 ColorMatch RGB A color space that covers a slightly wider range of color tones than sRGB This color space provides optimal color matching with the PressView series monitors from Radius which are widely used in the pre press industry Fig 021 0 0 2 0 2 0 4 0 4 0 6 0 6 0 8 0 8 x y sRGB Adobe RGB Apple RGB ColorMatch RGB...

Page 228: ... difference as a reference for converting all the colors This method allows more precise color conversion than perceptual color matching Fig 022 Preferences window Color Management tab In version 1 6 using the CMYK Simulation function required the user to specify the setting in the Preferences window A shortcut key has now been added to make selecting this function quicker and easier Except for the...

Page 229: ... to Photoshop and batch image transfer to any retouching software application Single copy printing of compatible images including RAW images Link up between Easy PhotoPrint and Canon BJ printers to give high quality image printing using the Adobe RGB color space Image conversion and saving as TIFF or JPEG images and the addition of ICC profiles Batch conversion save for multiple RAW images batch pr...

Page 230: ... 1394 Hard disk space ZoomBrowser EX CameraWindow PhotoRecord RAW Image Task 250 MB or more 256 MB or more EOS Capture 300 MB or more PhotoStitch 40 MB or more WIA Driver TWAIN Driver 50 MB or more Display Screen resolution 1024 by 768 pixels or more Color quality Medium 16 bit or more Table 004 System requirements for Macintosh Software ImageBrowser CameraWindow RAW Image Task EOS Capture PhotoSt...

Page 231: ... Disk are provided according to the intended region This is unchanged from Solution Disk version 10 Table 005 Table 005 Region specific versions of Solution Disk and supported languages Solution Disk region specific version Japanese English Chinese French Spanish German Italian For Japan China Yes Yes Yes No No No No For North South America and Europe No Yes No Yes Yes No No For Europe No Yes No No ...

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Page 253: ...Appendix I I I I CONTENTS Page Appendix 1 OVERVIEW 1 2 SUPER PRECISION MATTE CHARACTERISTICS 2 3 DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS 4 4 CAUTIONS 5 ...

Page 254: ...er Precision Matte focusing screen Fig 001 Super Precision Matte focusing screens The procedure to interchange the focusing screen is the same as with EOS 1D series cameras Note that when a Super Precision Matte focusing screen is installed C Fn 00 2 must be set to match the focusing screen s metering characteristics Fig 002 EOS 5D EOS 1D MarkII N Fig 002 Custom Function C Fn 00 2 Although Super P...

Page 255: ...mage formed on the matte surface is dispersed very quickly even with a slight amount of defocus Defocus amount mm 10 8 10 0 10 5 0 0 25 0 5 0 75 0 75 0 5 0 25 Contrast New Laser Matte Standard Precision Matte Laser Matte Super Precision Matte The horizontal axis indicates the defocus amount with the point of focus of 0 0 mm at the center On the vertical axis you can see how the contrast amount deg...

Page 256: ...ile the bright light flux strays away Fig 008 right diagram In other words the standard Precision Matte and other common focusing screens only take in the dark light flux regardless of the lens f number Therefore the viewfinder tend not to look dark even with slow lenses attached 1 8 0 0 0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 2 5 2 8 4 5 6 Lens f number New Laser Matte Viewfinder Brightness Standard Precision Matte Laser M...

Page 257: ...S 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N Due to the different position of the tab on the focusing screen it cannot be installed on incorrect camera model between the EOS 5D and EOS 1D MarkII N 3 Exposure Set with C Fn 00 2 compensation setting 4 Installation tool Dedicated tool for Ec series focusing screens 5 Dimensions 37 5 1 5 24 9 mm 1 48 0 06 0 98 in W H D Excluding protrusions 6 Weight 1 7 g 0 06 oz ...

Page 258: ... the viewfinder look very dark Super Precision Matte Ec S for EOS 1D MarkII N Caution Reason 3 Custom Function C Fn 00 2 Set when P Ec S is installed To match the focusing screen s metering characteristics 4 It must not be installed in any EOS 1 series camera Custom Function C Fn 00 2 No setting for P Ec S is provided so correct metering cannot be obtained 5 Use an f 2 8 or brighter lens Using an f...

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Page 264: ...ers and color matrix setting Optimized for the picture effects and shooting objectives put forward by EOS Digital cameras Incorporated in all EOS Digital cameras since EOS 5D Image characteristics common to all the EOS digital cameras Picture Styles 1 ...

Page 265: ...der adjustment range 3 Offers common image characteristics to all EOS digital models 4 Unifies image characteristics at the default setting 5 Image characteristics consistent with the previous models Incorporated in all EOS Digital cameras since EOS 5D Image characteristics common to all the EOS digital cameras 5 Main Aims 2 ...

Page 266: ...he wide variety of photographic expression Optimized settings of color tone and saturation relevant to film characteristics The image looks vivid sharp and crisp For nice skin tones For vivid blue sky and greens Natural color reproduction Faithful color reproduction 1 Select Adjust Register the Picture Style 2 Additional picture style registration possible with Picture Style File Setting procedure...

Page 267: ...s contrast color saturation and color tone can be adjusted approx 2 times wider in range Previously the adjustment range was set to be relatively modest in order to prevent image collapse Processing Parameter Picture Style 4 ...

Page 268: ... cameras were equipped with the processing parameters only and their image characteristics were more nice looking at the first glance Also the default settings of the processing parameters differed from model to model and many users complained about the inconsistency of image characteristics and parameters From now on all EOS digital cameras incorporating Picture Style will have the same kinds of ...

Page 269: ...s shot with EOS 1D series camera s default settings were of without sharpness applied and the colors were less saturated Therefore the users often misunderstood that the images of EOS 1D series were soft and not in focus The default setting is Standard with vivid colors and sharpness applied 6 ...

Page 270: ...he compatibility to obtain the same image characteristics An example of the image characteristics compatibility with the EOS 1D Mark II 1D Mark II Color Matrix 3 Contrast 2 Sharpness 4 Picture Style Neutral Color Saturation 2 Contrast 2 Sharpness 4 7 For the natural color images same as the EOS 1D Mark II s default images select Neutral with its default settings For the bright and vivid images as ...

Page 271: ...ed for sharp outlines of mountains trees or buildings Landscape For nice skin tones Slightly sharp and crisp image Color tone and color saturation are set for nice skin tone reproduction Sharpness 2 is applied so that the skin and hair appear slightly soft Portrait Vivid and sharp image for general shooting Color tone and color saturation are set for vivid color reproduction Sharpness 3 is applied...

Page 272: ...pplied for sharp and crisp images Same as the Monochrome of EOS20D Monochrome The colors are reproduced truthful to the subject The colors are adjusted colorimetrically to match the subject s color No sharpness is applied so as to put more emphasis on raw material Faithful For natural colors and subdued images Color tone and color saturation are set for natural color reproduction No sharpness is a...

Page 273: ...How do the pictures look like Sample images with default settings Landscape Standard Mono chrome Portrait Neutral Faithful 10 ...

Page 274: ...11 Standard Neutral ...

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Page 280: ...Color tone 4 Can skin tones be adjusted in Portrait In Portrait skin tones can be adjusted by changing Color tone Color tone 0 1 Color tone 4 1 17 ...

Page 281: ...Landscape default How far the image can be adjusted Portrait default 18 Sharpness 0 Contrast 4 Saturation 4 Color tone 4 Sharpness 7 Contrast 4 Saturation 4 Color tone 4 ...

Page 282: ...XX from Canon WEB site Register up to 3 Picture Style Files in User Defined with CameraWindow We are preparing for a new system to distribute the additional Picture Styles as Picture Style file to users so as to cope with the demand of color tone and color saturation settings other than the preset ones Ⅱ 19 ...

Page 283: ...P develop the RAW images with the selected Picture Style With DPP you can select any Picture Style and develop RAW images shot with the all EOS digital cameras since EOS D30 DPP Digital Photo Professional 20 ...

Page 284: ... the image adjusted with the Picture Style may not be printed as intended when the printer s printing adjustment settings overrides the Picture Style s settings In DPP you can select Colorimetric makes the printer driver ineffective for color matching method in printing with EPP And then you can faithfully print the color print sample in colors and contrast so as to match the adjustment set by the...

Page 285: ...atch the shooting objectives Adjustable to user preferences Picture Style Files enables more diverse photographic expressions DPP can develop the RAW images with desired picture style All EOS digital compatible With DPP and EPP images are faithfully printed 22 EOS digital cameras since EOS D30 ...

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