Canon EOS D60, Service Manual

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1) Connect the camera to the computer, and start up the adjustment software.
2) Select "Transfer imager file."
3) In the text box, type the imager number and click "Update."
4) A dialog box for selecting the imager file will appear. Select the AjDef0?. img,
and AjObSkio. img, files that were created before. The files will then be written
to the camera.
5) After the writing is completed, quit the adjustment software program and turn
on the camera. (If the camera is not turned on, the files will not be updated.)
* When you update the imager file, the CMOS brightness level adjustment need
not be done again.
2. Check Procedure
There are two types of CMOS defects: "White defects" which light up in low light,
and "black defects" which do not light up in bright light. Therefore, depending on
the shooting conditions, there will be defects you can and cannot see. To see the
defects, use the methods described below.
If you cannot obtain a RAW image, also follow the methods below.
<Settings for finding white defects>
1) Attach the body cap to the camera and close the eyepiece shutter. Set the
camera as follows:
Shooting mode:
Shutter-priority AE
Shutter speed: 1 sec.
ISO: 1000
White balance: Auto
Image size: RAW
<Settings for finding black defects>
1) Attach an EF 50mm f/1.8 lens to the camera, and set the camera as follows:
Shooting mode: Aperture-priority AE
Aperture: f/8
ISO: 100
White balance: Auto
Image size: RAW
2) Photograph.
3) Open the captured image with EOSD60 Compiler.exe.
4) Check if the image has been corrected.
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