Does this work with the 6D? I realize it's not listed, but the connection on the 6D matches that of other models listed. Anyone? (If you don't have a 6D, or don't know the answer, no need to respond) Does this work with the 6D? I realize it's not listed, but the connection on the 6D matches that of other models listed. Anyone? (If you don't have a 6D, or don't know the answer, no... » Read More Does this work with the 6D? I realize it's not listed, but the connection on the 6D matches that of other models listed. Anyone? (If you don't have a 6D, or don't know the answer, no need to respond) « Show Less
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I have a 6D and it fits the connection. I like this remote except for the fact that it doesn't ahve an on/off switch. Therefore I have to take the batteries out of the thing when I'm not using it which is a pain and the lose batteries roll around in my camera bag.
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I use a 50D and it has the same input connections as the newer systems, as well as the upper end cameras, so I would bet this one will work on your 6D. It is a pretty nice remote shutter and you can't beat Amazon's price on this thing. I like its fit in my hand better than the smaller, more basic models.
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It works on the 7d, which I would think works on the 6d, but I am not sure. You'll have to see if they have the same connection. If so, you're good to go.
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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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It works on my Canon 7D, but the eyefi doesn't guarantee that it would work with any adapters sometimes I do get lag or I noticed that my phone galaxy s4, can't decide what wi-fi to connect to @ home. Not a problem really .When I'm out shooting live events it's worth it.
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It connected perfectly but the camera came back with a message that it did not recognize the lens and would not take a picture. I have not set the camera in the total manual mode to try that yet and that may be the answer. However, since the connectors are so thick they make the camera with the attached lens very uncomfortable. Hope this helps.
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Hello, it actually did not work with my previous model, with the camera that I already had. I don't know which model I own, but is is an older version I think.
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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 used both firmwares 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 and they work fine on both. There was not a change in performance to either firmwares that we noticed during use. During our last event, my buddy was using the 6D with the 1.1.2 and I was using another with the 1.1.3, using the STK batteries - we both basically had to change batteries close to the same time.
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I use it with a 7D and works perfect. Be aware that 7D and 5D both can read UDMA 7 but don´t run much faster than UDMA 6
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Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't bothered to look into the issue. For the price, i could easily just buy another one. Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't... » Read More Yes. I have the 6D with the aftermarket (non-canon) battery grip, and the batteries work fine. First few times, worked without a hitch. The last time I used them, however, I was getting an error on one of them (the error that occurs when you use non-cannon battery...camera asks if you want to use anyway, but without info on battery). Swapped the batteries around, and the error moved with the battery. Assuming one of them is acting up. They are still working, and providing a LONG time between battery changes/charges; just unable to report battery life on one of them right now. I haven't bothered to look into the issue. For the price, i could easily just buy another one. « Show Less
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I know that it works with the 5D-Mark2, but I'm not sure about the 6D. Have you tried contacting Canon about compatibility? They should be able to answer your question. Don F.
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Seems like other people are confirming it will work with a 6D. I can only confirm with the camera I own which is the 70D.
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While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii. While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some... » Read More While this is a great adapter, and will work on almost any canon full frame, sadly this most likely will not work with the 5d iii due to reverse engineering- this AF chip was produced before the introduction of the 5d iii. I have had great luck with adapters that have the Optix V5+ or V6 chip on the 5 iii. They are very well made (i've used them in m42 and Nikon to EOS mount) and seem to be extremely accurate for focusing. they have some nice features too, such as programming different lenses to one adapter, and "focus trap". The EzPhoto adapter is very good too and I have some for my other applications, bu tmine do not workk on the 5d iii. « Show Less
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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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From the write-up on the timer: NOTE: Cann't Be Compatible with 7D Pentax (Replacement for CS-205)...I don't know whether this has anything to do with the Canon 7D or not. I bought it because it specifically said it was compatible with the Canon G-11. There was another a little cheaper that probably would have worked, but it did not include the G-11 specifically, so I didn't take the chance. I did get the feeling that for many of these devices that compatibility really related to the attaching plug. I don't know if I am correct or not, but I suspect if the camera has a port that accepts the plug on the timer that it ought to work. From the write-up on the timer: NOTE: Cann't Be Compatible with 7D Pentax (Replacement for CS-205)...I don't know whether this has anything to do with the Canon 7D or not. I bought it because it specifically said it was compatible with the Canon G-11. There was another a little cheaper that probably would have worked, but it did not include the G-11 specifically, so I didn't take the chance. I did get the feeling that for many of these devices that compatibility really related to the attaching plug. I don't know if I am correct or not, but I suspect if the camera has a port that... » Read More From the write-up on the timer: NOTE: Cann't Be Compatible with 7D Pentax (Replacement for CS-205)...I don't know whether this has anything to do with the Canon 7D or not. I bought it because it specifically said it was compatible with the Canon G-11. There was another a little cheaper that probably would have worked, but it did not include the G-11 specifically, so I didn't take the chance. I did get the feeling that for many of these devices that compatibility really related to the attaching plug. I don't know if I am correct or not, but I suspect if the camera has a port that accepts the plug on the timer that it ought to work. « Show Less
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I have the 6D and the Yn622 works perfectly!!!!!!! I have a [air of them and i am going to buy 2 more.
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It works with my 7D and also with my newer model, the 7D Mark II. There is a trick to using it on the 7D, especially, and installing it is a little counter intuitive. I included some details in my review, if you have a problem figuring out how to put it on the camera. It fits the 7D Mark II even better.
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Not sure about a 6D. I bought one for a t3i and it does not work. From everything I have read it only really works for the t2i.