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EOS R6 Mark II Exposure compensation not working with Remote Control BR-E2

dancline
Apprentice

I recently got a BR-E2 remote control. It pairs with and operates both the shutter and movie releases, but it the exposure compensation control doesn’t work. I also can find nothing on how to program the remote function buttons. Are these functions incompatible with the EOS R6 Mark II? If not, what do I need to do to set them up?

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dancline
Apprentice

As best I can divine from the tables and notes here: https://cam.start.canon/en/H002/accessory_0060.html#accessory_0060_3 the exposure compensation function on remote is incompatible with the EOS R6 Mark II. Thanks everyone for your help with this.

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stevet1
Elite
Elite

dancline,

Here is a support page from Canon on how to operate your BR-E2 and set your exposure compensation.

https://cam.start.canon/en/A011/manual/html/UG-01_Preparations_0060.html

Steve Thomas

Thank you for the reference, but I tried that and exposure compensation doesn’t work. I suspect this function isn’t compatible with the R6 Mark II but I’m hoping for either confirmation of that by Canon or some type of special setup instructions for the camera. 

Waddizzle
Legend
Legend

If you switch to Intelligent Aito shooting mode, does it still not work?

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Unfortunately, I tried it and that doesn’t work. The instructions indicate that the camera must be in a mode where exposure compensation is active. I’ve tried it in both aperture and shutter priority modes, and it doesn’t work in either one. 

stevet1
Elite
Elite

dancline,

I think, but I am not positive, that you assign certain functions to different buttons in the Customizing Custom Functions of your camera. Look in the Customizing Custom Functions of your camera manual and see if certain functions can be assigned to the buttons on your remote.

Steve Thomas

Quickest resolution would be to call Canon support at 1-800-OK-CANON.

John Hoffman
Conway, NH

R6 Mark III, M200 (converted to infrared), RF lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic

dancline
Apprentice

Oddly enough, when Digital Zoom is enabled in movie mode, the remote control will properly zoom the image in and out. Unless someone else provides the answer, I’ll take John Hoffman’s advice and call Canon support tomorrow.

dancline
Apprentice

As best I can divine from the tables and notes here: https://cam.start.canon/en/H002/accessory_0060.html#accessory_0060_3 the exposure compensation function on remote is incompatible with the EOS R6 Mark II. Thanks everyone for your help with this.

@dancline Thank you very much for following through and providing us with this learning experience by providing the document reference.  Would you please mark your own answer as a solution?  it will more readily get picked up by search crawlers and might help someone else asking your same question.  Thanks again.


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