Over the next week, Leo shot things the 400D was never meant to capture. A timelapse of clouds over three hours—the intervalometer ticking perfectly. A lightning storm caught by motion detection. He wrote a small script that turned the AF-assist beam into a laser-trigger for water droplets.
“Canon 400D,” Leo said, smiling.
Leo pulled the camera from his bag. The green command line flickered once, then vanished into the normal menu. But the zebras were still there, hiding in plain sight. canon 400d firmware