Magnified Recording Display
Magnified display is available during movie recording, which enables you to check focus or other details. Magnifying display does not affect recorded movies or HDMI video output.
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Set to [On (
)].

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Magnify the image.
- Tap [
] on the shooting screen or press the
button.
- Each time you tap [
] or press the button assigned to [Toggle rec. disp. mag.], the magnification ratio changes, from 2× to 5× to 10×.
- The magnified position is centered in the guide frame used for AF points or face detection, or otherwise, the previously magnified position is used.
- Tap [
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Move the magnified area.
- Use
to move the magnified area as needed.
- To center the magnified area, press
straight in.
- To return to actual size, tap [
] or press the
button.
- Use
Caution
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This feature is not available or limited in any of these situations.
- Set for 4K movie recording at frame rates of [
] or higher
- Set for 4K S&F movie recording at frame rates of [
] or higher
- VR lens attached
- [
: Open Gate] is set to [On] and [
: Movie rec. format] is set to an option other than [RAW] (restricted to 2× magnification)
- Set for 4K movie recording at frame rates of [
- Brightness information is not shown during magnified display even if the
button is pressed on the shooting screen.
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Precautions when [
: Mag. rec. display] is set to [On (
)]
- Movie Servo AF continues in the selected AF area if it was already on when magnified display was activated. Image areas outside the AF area can also be magnified.
- No AF points are shown during magnified display.
- Magnifying the view during movie recording standby has the same effect as magnified recording display.
- Operation during shooting standby differs from normal magnified view. For details on operation when [
: Mag. rec. display] is set to [Off], see Magnified View.
- Only the magnified area moves, not AF points, if you perform [Direct AF point selection] or [Set AF point to center] during magnification.
- Magnification cannot be controlled from Camera Connect or EOS Utility.