Canon has released firmware version 1.3.2 for both the EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II cameras. The update addresses a specific issue where the Live View display would occasionally experience lag when using the EOS Multi Remote app. This fix improves responsiveness during remote shooting scenarios, which is particularly relevant for videographers and content creators who rely on wireless control for multi-camera setups or solo production workflows.

The firmware is described as a minor update, focusing on bug resolution rather than introducing new features. Canon confirms that the changes are aimed at enhancing overall system stability and user experience. No other functional changes or performance improvements were detailed in the release notes.

For creators invested in Canon’s ecosystem, these updates reinforce the brand’s commitment to refining existing hardware through software. The EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II remain supported by a broad range of RF lenses, ensuring compatibility across photography and videography applications. Keeping firmware current helps maintain optimal performance, especially when integrating accessories like the EOS Multi Remote app for remote operation.

Users are advised to download the update via Canon’s official website or through the Camera Connect app. Installation follows standard procedures, requiring a fully charged battery and a formatted memory card. As with all firmware updates, backing up settings beforehand is recommended. The update is available now for both camera models at no cost.