Really, this is not correct. In the Canon EOS M6-II manual, on page 556, there is an explanation of how to charge the LP-E17 battery in-camera. On that page, they try to get you to buy a special canon charger, but from many of the forums on DP R...
That works, by the way. and it's a decent workaround -- the problem is that the batteries are not particularly large, and it's easy to wind up needing a battery change during a shoot. You /could/ use one of those power bricks, I suppose. None o...
Looking through this forum, and considering my own experience, I am starting to conclude that this is an M6 Mark II design flaw. I've only seen this on older cameras and devices that had a user-serviceable battery you could change. I also believe ...
About two years ago, I had the same thing happen to me. It's a fairly major repair, but I have a few EF-M lenses and I like the camera a lot, so I paid for it. The tech at Hunt's camera tried all of the easier fixes. Actually, I did too. I knew...
