I tried this out on my 6d. It works but I can only seem to get it to work for a timed 2 or 10 sec shot. How do I get it set up to shoot instantly?
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I have a 7D. it sounds like you have your camera set on the self timer or something. Try the continuous shot. It should work.
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I have the 7D, but it sounds like you may be setting your DRIVE mode to either 2 or 10 second self-timer... I know it has the remote icon next to it, but it doesn't need to be set on those to utilize a WIRED remote. (you only need to put it on that mode to activate the wireless remote functionality) You can set the DRIVE to single shot, continuous shot, high quality multiple shot, (and silent versions) 2, or 10 seconds from that option. Try the continuous shot, with the remote plugged in, and it'll work.
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I have a Canon 6D. So far, the flash is working perfectly on my 6D. I've only used the manual flash once to test it, otherwise, I always use the TTL. I've had this flash unit for about a month with no issues, but I've probably only taken about 50 pictures with it.
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I use this product on a Canon 60D and 7D. I let a buddy of mine use it on a Canon 5DM2. I'm not certain about the 6D, because the description didn't list that model. I must say that it is a great tool to have, my only suggestion is to buy it and give it a try, if it works with your Canon 6D, keep it!! If not you can always return it. Regards
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I am waiting for a solid answer from a 5D3 user. For those who don't own a 5D3, please do not add to the confusion by saying practically "I guess so". Canon has changed the E-TTL digital interface and made several 3rd party flashes unable to work in E-TTL mode on 5D3. FYI.
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No we tried this flash on the 70d and 6d and it didn't work on either. We ended up getting rid of it.
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I usually use the 6 shot mode. I seem to be losing a little power after 20 (6 shot) sequences---- though I am not sure. More testing.
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I have the same problem. I do not know how it works with Nikon D5200... Someone knows how it works?
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I feel like an idiot! Yes it works perfectly with my Canon 60D and the 600 Ex Rt flash. I am very happy with it so far and I have been about 60 feet away out of view of the camera and it fired every time. I have found that I need to reduce the flash exposure compensation a bit (minus a stop or so) to get the ETTL exposure the way I want it but I think that may be personal taste.
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Sorry, answered too quickly. 6D compatibility shouldn't be an issue. It has a lock function that works optionally... slide forward to lock, don't slide to use normally (... like the on camera shutter button.)
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I was told all the canons use the same logic...while this might be true it is 'knock off' and will not work with some off-camera flash controllers. Wow... Canon 5D mk2-- go with a canon flash and you will not regret it. If you want something on camera with a little more bounce capability than stock 5D this is ok.
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It works on my 7d. And since the lens you are trying to "enlarge" decides this issue, why nt on the 6d?
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I myself have a Cannon Rebel T3i, and it works good. But, I'm limited to a short distance from the camera to subject. About 6 feet or less. I really don't know if it works the same with the 7D. Good luck. Try different distances............. JH P.S. Make sure the battery is always fresh, I keep spares. JH
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I do not have a 6D. On my 7D the need for the ST-E2 transmitter is eliminated since the function is built into the camera body. My understanding is the transmitter was useful for older model Canon cameras without this function.Peter Lenz
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Works fine as I have a D3200. Set the timer on the camera. You'll see a couple of options. Pick the remote control one. Its nice because you can take as long as you want to set up the picture and you can take more than one shot before going back to the camera. Just press the remote button, but remember, you can be too far away.
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This did work with my Canon 7D and still does with Canon 6D. I would recommend getting a trigger that works with AA batteries. On the +ve it has really good range and lasts for a long time.
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I'm sorry-I don't know if it will work with your camera. I don't know the 6D. I'm a professional photographer and I use it with a Canon 5D Mark II- it works great! FYI-if the button slides forward (for bulb exp) and you don't realize it; the camera won't fire at all- First time I accidentally locked it -I didn't know what was going on. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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I have a 6D, and the speedlite works fine with it, except that it doesn't cover the right rear quadrant. I have not used the various items in the kit as they appear cheaply made. The batteries were virtually worthless.