Jared Heinrichs

  • Technology Blog
  • Winnipeg Computer Repair
  • Winnipeg Photographer
  • Cooking With Jared
You are here: Home / Photography / How to add copyright info to a Canon 7D camera

Nov 6, 2011 By Jared Heinrichs Leave a Comment

How to add copyright info to a Canon 7D camera

First you will need to install the needed canon software on your computer. All screenshots are taken on a Windows 7 PC but a Mac should be similar as well. The Camera software should have come with your camera.

Put the disk into the machine. If it doesn’t autoload go to your Optical Drive in My Computer and double click setup. Select “Custom Installation”

image

I would recommend only installing what ever you need. I am only going to install the EOS Utility.

image

You will be asked to click “Next” a few times and agree to Canon’s terms. You have to agree to them in order to install.

Now would be a good time to plug your camera into your computer. Connect the USB cable that came with the Canon 7D.

Open the Canon EOS. Click on “Camera Settings/Remote Shooting”.

image

Click on the “Hammer and Wrench” button.

image

You will now see the Owner’s Name, Author, Copyright etc.

Fill out each one of these items if you like.

image

Once you have added the info go to your camera and check things out to make sure everything was saved.

Click – Menu- Go to last item – Green with white star – Copy right information.

If you don’t have a USB chord or can’t seem to install the EOS software you can also manually enter everything on the camera. I find it to painful to do it this way. I would only recommend doing it this way if there is absolutely no other ways of getting the utility to work.

Filed Under: Photography

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Categories

  • Board Game Rules
  • Camera
  • Computer Hardware
    • Blackberry
    • drivers
    • iPad
    • Magic Jack
    • USB
  • Damn Small Linux
  • Exam Notes
  • Facebook
  • FREE Flashcards
  • Games
    • PC
      • League of Legends
    • Wii
    • xbox 360
  • Music
  • Networking
    • Cisco Certification
    • Mitel
    • Palo Alto Firewall
  • News
    • Google
    • Microsoft
  • Operating System
    • Active Directory (2003)
    • Android
    • Command Prompt
    • Damn Small Linux
    • Group Policy
    • Hyper-V
    • IIS
    • ISA 2006
    • Mac OS X
    • Microsoft Exchange Server
    • Powershell
    • Security
    • SME Server
    • Terminal Server 2003
    • Ubuntu Linux
      • Adito Web SSL VPN
      • OpenVpn-als
      • Webmin
    • Virtual Machine Manager
    • Windows 2003 SBS
    • Windows 2003 Server
    • Windows 2008
    • Windows 2008 R2
    • Windows 2012R2
    • Windows 7
    • Windows 8
    • Windows Command Line
    • Windows Deployment Services
    • Windows Server Backup
    • Windows Vista
    • Windows XP
  • Phones
  • Photography
  • Photos
    • Animals
    • Misc
    • Nature
    • Portraits
  • Portfolio
  • Programming
    • CSS
    • HTML
    • jQuery
    • MySQL
    • PHP
    • Script
  • Programs
    • Acrobat
    • Acrobat Reader
    • Adobe Dreamweaver
    • Adobe Illustrator
    • Adobe Photoshop
    • Anti-virus Software
    • Antivirus
    • Backup Exec
    • Bittorent
    • Blackberry BESADMIN
    • Internet Explorer 9
    • Lightroom
    • Microsoft Office
    • Netbeans
    • Onenote
    • Outlook
    • Shelby
    • Sysprep
    • Trend
    • Video Editing
    • Visual Studio
    • Windows Live Writer
    • WireShark
    • XP Mode
    • Zarafa
  • Recipe
  • Review
  • Software Links
  • Troubleshooting
  • Uncategorized
  • Videos
  • Web Applications
    • Brage
    • Google
    • Spiceworks
    • Wordpress
  • Web Browsers
    • Internet Explorer
  • Web Server
    • XAMPP
  • Winnipeg
    • ISP

Try searching this site!

Copyright © 2021 Winnipeg Web Design