Canon releases firmware v1.8.1 for the EOS R6

Would be interesting to know which are those "minor issues" that have been solved; as I've disabled the touch, which seems the major fix here, I would be inclined not to update, as per the old rule "if it works then don't touch it".
I'm usually an "upgrade/update enthusiast", but this thing seems so minor...and have two weddings in the next 17 days, soooo maybe I'll wait a little bit.
 
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Would be interesting to know which are those "minor issues" that have been solved; as I've disabled the touch, which seems the major fix here, I would be inclined not to update, as per the old rule "if it works then don't touch it".
I'm usually an "upgrade/update enthusiast", but this thing seems so minor...and have two weddings in the next 17 days, soooo maybe I'll wait a little bit.
I think that's a wise choice. 1.8.2 will probably be fine, but if I had 2 income opportunities on the horizon and everything was "working well". I'd wait too.
 
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On the R6II firmware update I just saw that there's this specific fix:

"-Fixes an issue that may result in only one battery being charged when the BG-R10 Battery Grip is attached"

Now that's something I'm interestd in, as I have the BG-R10; that means that the charge problem is only happening on R6II? Not that I charge batteries in the BG, I always extract them as I constantly rotate all my batteries (I have 3 pairs, or 6 of them: two new LP-E6NH, two old LP-E6N and two super old LP-E6...all the models across Canon history ahah!), so this feels more some bug in the communication when plugging the USB cable into the R6II, so old R6 (and also R5) hopefully shouldn't be impacted.
 
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