How To Update Canon m50 firmware on a Mac.

How to update canon m50 firmware on a Mac. Instructions.
1. Confirm your firmware version.
camera menu, yellow gear folder page 5, see firmware version on bottom
2. Format your memory card
camera menu, yellow gear folder page 1, click format card, click OK
3. Insert memory card into mac. (may need a dongle)
4. go to www.usa.canon....
5. Click "drivers and downloads"
6. Under drivers and downloads click "firmware"
7. EOS M50 firmware update version 1.1.0 Mac OSX, click SELECT
8. check the terms and conditions box
9. Click download.
10. open the M50-KissM-v110-mac.dmg file
11. Drag ccf18.dat and ccf19110.fir file to root folder of canon m50 memory card.
12. unmount memory card and put back into canon m50.
13. Go back to camera menu, yellow gear folder and click Firmware
14. Click OK
15. After loading screen click CCF19110.FIR
16. Update Firmware? 1.0.3 to 1.1.0 - CLICK OK
17. Wait until update is 100% and screen turns off and back on.
18. Go back to camera menu, yellow gear folder and your firmware should now say 1.1.0
19. DONE
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Thank you kindly
I've been on OSx for over a decade and did not know about Cmnd + E for ejecting so thanks for that too.

[@SteveSantoianni]

you are most welcome

[@CovetedConsultant]

Thank you for the simple and elegant tutorial. I'm in the process of upgrading to an M1 mac mini setup and this is one of the steps to get the computer to recognize the camera.

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You’re very welcome. Enjoy the new Mac. I have that one. It’s very good.

[@ronr1094]

Was having difficulty until I watched your video!! Many thanks!!

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You’re welcome. Glad you got it now

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great video. thanks!

[@revredbeard3289]

thank you for such a clear and easy to follow way to update the M50. I'm a new Mac user and was really struggling with this and almost went to a camera store to see if they could help me.

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Great vid tutorial!

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Thank you!

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Cheers geezer.

[@daff408]

I keep trying to do this but it gives me a message saying the files cannot be found! I'm so frustrated ughhhhhh.

[@SteveSantoianni]

hmm. when you downloaded the file did you unpack them like the website says?

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Thank you!!

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Thanks man you made this simple and easy when others made it seem too complicated and I got discouraged because I didn't want to screw my camera up lol

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I’m glad I could help. I was in your shoes once lol. Thank you.

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[@The_Digital_Arts_World]

Here is my issue. The current Firmware version on the M50 is v1.0.0. The Canon Support website DOES NOT HAVE v1.0.1 firmware. It only shows v1.0.2, v1.0.3, and v1.1.0. So if these updates must be applied consecutively, where do you get v1.0.1 from?
Is it possible to go from 1.0.0 to 1.0.3 since the conversation with NeonRyse points out that you must first be on v1.0.3 to go to 1.1.0? Where does v1.0.2 fall in this picture.
So far all of the videos that I have watched started out at 1.0.1 (not available) and some only go to v1.0.3. It is not a particularly good practice to put out updates that are dependent upon each other rather than completely replacing the firmware altogether. Canon also does not say anything about dependencies, they only say that it is good for versions below the one you are updating to.
Thanks for the help!

[@SteveSantoianni]

Hi Glenn. I don’t think you need to update concurrently. I didn’t as long as you have the correct version and the version does NOT specifically say you need to. You should be good to go.

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