Actually the af of eos m had improved quite a lot after the latest firmware update.
I paired it with my 6D when I go for job n travel.
OFFICIAL: CANON EOS 6D - User Thread - Part 3
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Actually the af of eos m had improved quite a lot after the latest firmware update.
I paired it with my 6D when I go for job n travel.
Should install and find out. Anyway the software is installed on the SD card and the software piggy backs on canon's software.
Dual ISO is interesting because it captures 2 iso settings at the same time.
Just get the YN568 EX either mk I or II. The mk II is almost identical to the mk I version other than the wireless master feature.
I went to shoot for my cousin's wedding on Saturday. Image quality is godly. Anyway just to give a heads up, be careful when u use the 6D (with flash and heavy lens) with button shirt. The base of my camera got scratched probably due to weight resting on my body. The serial number sticker was streaked with depression lines and some of the rough matte coating got scratched off. Very Heart pain 
Isn't this like bracketing or HDR effect?
Learnphotography
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I went to shoot for my cousin's wedding on Saturday. Image quality is godly. Anyway just to give a heads up, be careful when u use the 6D (with flash and heavy lens) with button shirt. The base of my camera got scratched probably due to weight resting on my body. The serial number sticker was streaked with depression lines and some of the rough matte coating got scratched off. Very Heart pain
you are using the normal strap that hangs the camera in front of your chest?
Yes the original strap.
I got the same when put it in my regular bag(non-dslr bag)
The front heavy set up will cause the camera to point downwards, experienced it on a 70-200 f4l.
miniUltraman
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Put on a battery grip to balance the front heavy problem?
No amount of weighing down will help, ultimately it will break your neck.
It's physics, adding weight at the pivot won't help much, if it helps at all.
Unless you use a black rapid strap off the tripod collar, I don't see how using a battery grip will balance it on the canon strap.
Unless you're holding it, adding a battery grip won't help. It shouldn't be a problem with the 6d anyway, the 6d should be heavy enough to balance a 70-200 f4l when you're hand holding it.
macVince
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Install the app "EOS Remote" on your smartphone to view & transfer selected photos over to upload to FB. The app can also be used to release the camera's shutter remotely.
Roy Pek Jun Jie
Member
With the eosremote app, u don't need a wifi network to tether the camera to ur device.. The 6d is able to create it's adhoc network & just connect ur iPhone/iPad/I touch to the wifi network created!
Schmike
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Can use the image gateway option. But I've not tried it.
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