Canon EOS R5 Mark II Firmware 1.3.2

Canon EOS R5 Mark II Firmware 1.3.2 is an official update for Canon’s professional hybrid mirrorless body, focused on reliability fixes rather than headline features. The main practical change improves a delay that could appear in the live view display when shooting with EOS Multi Remote, a remote multi-camera setup where visual feedback and response timing matter. For photographers placing bodies behind goals, above arenas, or in difficult production positions, that live-view delay is exactly the kind of small issue that can become expensive.

The firmware also fixes a linked-shooting problem in which a receiver camera could fail to capture images when the sender camera was connected to an FTP server. That makes the update especially relevant to sports, news, event, and remote-production crews who combine linked bodies with fast file transfer. Canon’s notes add a separate correction for a restart that could occur during shooting when Dual Pixel RAW was enabled, so the release covers both remote operation and an advanced still-photo capture mode used by demanding EOS R5 Mark II shooters.

Even for single-camera use, this release is a sensible maintenance update because it includes broader operational stability improvements and keeps the body aligned with Canon’s current support files. Canon says there is no need to update if the camera is already on Version 1.3.2. Before installing, download the official Canon files, read the included procedure PDF, make sure the battery and card setup are ready, and avoid interrupting the camera while the firmware is being applied.