09-13-2013 11:45 PM
i have an eos60d canon and can't set a timer to take a picture of a group with me in it. is that true. i have a rebel and it can do it?
09-13-2013 11:53 PM
Hi, audrc!
The EOS 60D does, in fact, have a self-timer feature. In any shooting mode, you can press the DRIVE button and choose either a 10-second self-timer or a 2-second self-timer. Pressing the shutter button will commence the countdown.
More information on this feature can be found on page 82 of your camera's instruction manual.
We hope this helps!
09-14-2013 01:17 PM
Sure you can.
You can also pick up the very inexpensive Canon RC-6 remote control. This simple remote has a switch allowing you to use the remote to take a picture either (a) instantly or (b) take an exposure after a 2-second dealy.
The 2-second delay mode allows you to be in the photo, press the button on the remote, then "hide" the remote before the camera takes the photo -- so that you don't end up with a photo of you pressing the button on the remote. 😉
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