Can I mount this on a canon 6d?
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i dont know i used the original mount and i didbt change it but the original shakes a little bit
1196970
I have not try it with canon 6d but I used it with 400D 7D and now with the 5Dmrkiii
1338169
I don't have a Canon 6D, but it works with my Canon 5D Mark II and older Canon 1Ds. I also used it with Panasonic and Olympus digital cameras, plus it works with all my old film cameras; therefore, I am pretty sure it will work with a Canon 6D.
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Check and see if this battery supports Canon 6D, if it does, then there is a good chance that it will. MZ
1040303
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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I recommend you look elsewhere. This adapter is a bad design and became stuck on my Canon 6D with a lens attached. I had to damage my camera to remove it. See my review.
2221937
Yes, I have the Canon 6D. This remote work great, first put the camera in remote shooting via the "drive button on top" then shoot. I replace the protective plastic pcs. that came with the battery when I am done, this will stop battery drain if the button gets push while the remote is in your bag. The think is that the 6D has Wifi and I find myself using the remote app on my iPhone more then this remote.
18584
It would work fine with 6D except for autofocus point illumination. Most professionals use center point only anyways. Also custom features will not be controllable through Camera body menus, but through flash controls.
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this is what it will fit on. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter, Sony Alpha A-Mount (Konica Minolta Maxxum AF) Lens to Canon EOS Camera, for Canon ESO 1D, 1DS, Mark II, III, IV, 1DC, 1DX, 30D, 40D, 50D, 60D, 70D, 5D, 7D, Rebel T3, T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, and C300, C500. I wouldn't know how the mount is set up for a 6D, but if it is like Canon Rebel T3 like I have, then yes. But your Aperture would most likely be manual.
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I'd be 99% certain the answer is "Yes". I don't see why Canon would make the 6D incompatible with all the other models.
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yeah i know what you're talking about, but i plan to mount it with a manfrotto 200 pl quickrelease, and not using your screw, to get a gd stabiliity on tripod. The problem with canon 6d it that the camera body won't accept the magnetic part, i already try two different viewfinder. They don't stick to the body because the body around the lcd screen is not perfectly flat... that's suck. What do you think about mounting your device with a 200pl quick relase? I know the screw would be too short but i can use a longer one. Thx for your quick answer. regards
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will work with 6d, you may want a longer hdmi cable than the 18" one provided.
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Yes if you intend on mounting this adapter to something like an off camera rig or pole or whatever setup you are looking to do. It is a standard cold shoe so anything that would mount on top of a Canon or Nikon can be mounted on this. Hope that helps.
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Yes. It comes with Canon's original packaging. Although don't expect too much for the tripod its legs are unstable to be used with this heavy camera and the extra battery does not report its power level correctly. Other than that you the Canon 6D is the way to go before doing the next jump to the 5D II or III. So far I've been happy with the camera's quality.
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I use it on a Canon 7D. I can't imagine it wouldn't work on the 5d as well.
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I must agree with the two previous answers that the answer is both Yes and No.. The Canon 6D does not use the same body to lens fitting as the Canon T3i/T4i/T5i, the 7D, the 60D and 600D series cameras. This Bower Lens works great with my T3i with the included Canon AF adapter. What I have been able to read is that the 6D does not use the same lenses as the T5i series, so a separate screw-on T-Mount Adapter would be required.
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Works great on the 6D. You can either use 2 Canon batteries or AA batteries in the grip.