Does this monitor work with the canon6d? and also would you be able to face the LCD the opposite direction to see yourself if your shooting videos of yourself?
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Yes it will work with the right hdmi. It will face any direction with the right ball mount.
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Using the extender I was able to get it to fit on my 5DIII with a battery grip installed. My guess is that the 6D is about the same size, so it should work, but I am not totally sure (I do not have a 6D). It is not quite as a solid setup as without the extender, but it works. Incidentally, I have found the use of these devices to be truly invaluable with the Live View on. I definitely focus better, and I get a much better picture of the framing. Good luck.
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Yes it does. I used it for remote shutter pictures, and time lapses on the 6D
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Not familiar with canon models, but if you have a full sized sensor some vignetting will occur. If you have a ds sensor, you shouldn't have a problem.
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No, this will not work with 6D, only APSC DSLRs, such as 7D, 70D, and Rebel series.
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The large end of the viewfinder will work, since the screen sizes are the same (3") on both cameras. I'm sorry, the part I can't tell you about is the distance from the mounting screw, to the back edge of the camera. This is key to allowing the bracket to fit flush against the LCD screen which holds the viewer magnetically. Since the focal length of the viewer is not adjustable you would want to make sure the bracket fits correctly. I have not been able to find this measurement on any of the Canon camera specifications.
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Hello. I've only got the one Liliput monitor, but it should work well with your camera. It has multiple types of outputs including HDMI, Component, RCA composite. Also has audio, too. It displays in true HD, up to 1080, if I recall correctly. Here's the link to it on Amazon. Lilliput 7-inch LCD monitor with HDMI, YPbPr interface, dedicated high-definition video camera
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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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Marc, yes and no....if you are asking if the screen tilts 180* so that you can see yourself and how you've framed the image, the answer is No....the screen only tilts 90*....but it's a very small camera, and it's easy to hold it with the thumb underneath and trip the shutter from the release button on top of the lens barrel, pointing the camera at yourself.... obviously this is not as accurate and you might have to reshoot, but it should work pretty well with a little practice ... on the newer model, the screen rotates the full 180*, but that one is currently much more expensive...it's a fun little camera if you can live with the quirks, the main one being that there's no shutter button on top of the body...takes a bit of practice to get used to using one of the lens barrel shutter releases (there's one on top, and one on the bottom)....good luck !
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I'm not sure if it will work on the Canon 6D however I am sure that it works For the canon 70D. And you can purchase another receiver on Amazon
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The specs on the Canon site do not list the 6d in the compatible list. You may wnat to google for more information - on the Canon site you can get a list of lens that wil work on your camera.BTW - this has become my favorite all-purpose lens.
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It works perfectly with the battery grip on the Canon T3i and 60D that I own... I do not have a 6D but I can assume it will work just as well! Hope this info helps.
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I use it with my Canon 5D and 600EX-RT, so I imagine it would have no problem working with the 6D either.
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This will only monitor what's on your screen. If your camera can hold at 100% zoom, yes. But you're not going to get a different zoom on the screen vs what would be on the camera display, no. This also does not offer false colors/peaking/zebra/etc. This is an entry level field monitor. That said, it is a well built entry level field monitor. For those reading with DSLRs be aware that though this is a 7" display most cameras will not output video to fill that seven inches. Canon for example outputs a black border that utilizes about 1" total top/bottom/left/right for display of camera controls/settings. Your actual viewable space is more like 5.5-6" inside this black frame. Some cameras output better, some add-ons to firmware like Magic Lantern will allow you to modify this border. But all said and done, this does it's job... increasing the viewing area of your screen or working as a second screen for focus puller.
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All depends on which cord fits the 6D.other than that .ask Canon...it works on 1dx canon
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Portrait-format video is generally frowned-upon. Usually it comes from a thoughtless Sony Bloggie owner ! I doubt if any other camcorders have a 'rotate' function. Are you cropping both eyes to a square format (where landscape and portrait overlap ...)? (I'm thinking ViewMaster, Realist and Verascope here) Why 2-inch Intra-ocular ? 3-inch is OK, no ? It sounds as though you want to fit the width of the image into the 'height' of the sensor turned on its side. That would be a complete firmware re-write ! Have you considered 'jello effect' = 'rolling shutter' ? If one eye jello-wobbles vertically and the other does so horizontally, you're in for some major eye-strain ! Playback at 4 fps to see jello best ... Maybe the lens-sensor assembly can be rotated in the housing ? Can't you just invert the LCD so it is in the closed position, but facing out ? Better to dislocate the LCD hinges, extend the wiring, and build a 'Brewster Stereoscope' monitor ? I'm working on something similar - do 2 cameras sync OK with one IR wireless control, or have you wired them together ? I would have thought LANC ... ? I might track you down on Google Groups !
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I have a 6D, that firmware, and STK batteries, and they work fine. Your Canon charger however, will not charge them properly. I got a free charger from STK that works with STK and Canon batteries. Just send them an email and they will get you one.