A Quick Information Check

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Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. Read the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

A Quick Information Check

&

Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. See the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the Case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Service Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, CMOS, Main PCB, and TFT Display and Top Cover.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

The Fast and Simple Way to Troubleshoot

Both Static and Intermittent Problems

With Internal Error Code, you can Troubleshoot using the following tools:

1. The Last 8 Internal Error Code – The specific code for each error.
2. The Probable Cause – A likely explanation for the error.
3. The Lens on the Camera – Which lens was attached when the error occurred.
4. The Date of the Error – When the problem happened.
5. The Release Count at the Time of the Error – The camera’s usage count when the error occurred.
6. Clear the Error Codes - after you complete your repair. 

The Internal Error Code Tab is a powerful tool that will save you time and frustration, even with hard-to-pin-down intermittent problems. 

When paired with Camera FAX, the Before and After Report becomes a powerful sales tool, highlighting the results of your work and building customer trust.

Before and After Service Reports for your Customers

Promote your business with your custom Headers and Footers

New Feature: Integrated Manufacture Details

Our Camera FAX now includes a comprehensive Manufacture Details section. By analyzing the serial number, the software instantly identifies:

• Production Data: Manufacturing Date, Factory, and Age.
• Market Specifics: Destination Region and Quality Class.

Why this matters:

The Destination Region is a critical tool for any professional shop. It allows you to immediately identify "Grey Market" imports. Because these units often operate on Wi-Fi frequencies that are restricted or illegal in certain countries, providing this data protects both you and your customer from legal and compatibility issues.

Professional Reporting & Revenue Growth

• Create New Income: Offer the Camera FAX as a fast, standalone diagnostic service to generate extra revenue.

• Build Customer Trust: Provide professional "Before and After" reports to prove your work and justify your repair costs.

• Verify Market Origin: Instantly identify "Grey Market" imports to avoid warranty issues and illegal Wi-Fi frequencies.

• Faster Estimates: Quickly access shutter counts and internal error logs for more accurate and profitable repair quotes.

Before and After Service Reports for your Customers

Promote your business with your custom Headers and Footers

New Feature: Integrated Manufacture Details

Our Camera FAX now includes a comprehensive Manufacture Details section. By analyzing the serial number, the software instantly identifies:

• Production Data: Manufacturing Date, Factory, and Age.
• Market Specifics: Destination Region and Quality Class.

Why this matters:

The Destination Region is a critical tool for any professional shop. It allows you to immediately identify "Grey Market" imports. Because these units often operate on Wi-Fi frequencies that are restricted or illegal in certain countries, providing this data protects both you and your customer from legal and compatibility issues.

Professional Reporting & Revenue Growth

• Create New Income: Offer the Camera FAX as a fast, standalone diagnostic service to generate extra revenue.

• Build Customer Trust: Provide professional "Before and After" reports to prove your work and justify your repair costs.

• Verify Market Origin: Instantly identify "Grey Market" imports to avoid warranty issues and illegal Wi-Fi frequencies.

• Faster Estimates: Quickly access shutter counts and internal error logs for more accurate and profitable repair quotes.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; the Main Temperature and CMOS Unit sensors.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

A Quick Information Check

&

Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. Read the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, CMOS, Main PCB, and TFT Display Cover.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

Mirrorless AF Realities: A Photographer’s Unedited Review

“I was told it was Impossible”  … “How glad I am that I purchased the software”

Adjusts both Lens and Lens + Extender

With the Lens Focus Calibration Plugin, you can:

1. Offer a standalone Auto Focus Adjustment Service to address common autofocus issues.
2. Pair your customers lens to their camera body for optimized autofocus.
3. Adjust both Prime (fixed focal length) and Zoom lenses for precision performance.
4. Adjust both Wide and Telephoto settings on Zoom lenses.
5. Adjust AF for Lenses used with Extenders
6. Register up to 7 lenses to the camera body for streamlined operation.
7. Add or remove lenses as needed, allowing for flexible customization.
8. View a color-coded list of lenses, including those that are Registered but not attached, Attached but not yet Registered, and Currently attached and Registered for quick and efficient management.

Sharper Auto Focus

Soft autofocus is a common complaint among mirrorless camera owners. Many photographers find that while some lenses focus perfectly, others may front- or back-focus on the same camera body, producing soft images.

This isn’t a flaw in the camera or the lens — it’s the result of that specific lens–body combination.

With the Auto Focus Calibration Plugin, you can easily fine-tune each lens to the customer’s camera body, restoring sharp, accurate focus. The process is simple and efficient — just the camera, lens, and the standard 3D target included with the software.

This plugin offers a fast, effective way to expand your service capabilities and deliver precision results that customers can see.

New: Many users noticed that images were perfectly sharp without an extender but softened when one was attached. The latest Pro Advanced upgrade now solves this by allowing separate AF adjustments for each setup — with and without extenders.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, CMOS, Main PCB, and TFT.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

A Quick Information Check

&

Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. Read the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

Save Yourself Trouble Later — Use the Calibration Tab in Essential First

Before doing anything else, we recommend backing up your camera’s Calibration Data using the Calibration Data Tab in Essential. It’s the simplest and most direct way to save your data—and it gives you an easy-to-access backup for the future.

While the Main Board Replacement Plugin also saves Calibration Data, it’s part of a larger, more complex process, and the camera data backup file it creates is stored in a hidden folder. That makes it harder to find or use later if you need it.

Bottom line:
Start with the Calibration Tab in Essential. It’s quicker, easier, and gives you a clean backup you can rely on if something goes wrong down the road.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter and CMOS Unit.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

A Quick Information Check

&

Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. Read the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, Main Board, CMOS and TFT Display.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

A Quick Information Check

&

Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. See the Release Count.  The Shutter Count is not available on this model!
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the Case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Service Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.