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Boanerges · 01-15-2025

If you are using the Canon EOS R6 M2 along with the BR-E1 wireless remote, you cannot fire the camera without the timer delay making you wait 2 or 10 seconds when the camera is set for AEB shooting. For example, AEB is set for 3 frames with 2-stop e...

Boanerges · 01-16-2025

Thanks for your reply. I’ll test this again with the BR-E1 remote. My first test resulted in 4 shots when AEB was set for 3 because I must have held down a bit too long. I didn’t test again when it failed the first try.

Boanerges · 01-16-2025

I failed to ask my question:Has anyone noticed this behavior?Has anyone found a solution for the issue?

Boanerges · 01-16-2025

If you want to take advantage of the latest technology then go for a R camera. The adapters work well. Just keep in mind you have a crop sensor (APS-C) camera. If your lens are also crop lens (EF-S) and you move to a full frame sensor the camera will...

Boanerges · 01-15-2025

The easiest solution is to get a second remote; otherwise, you have to repair the remote when you switch cameras. If you don't use the M50 much then it might not be a big deal.

Boanerges · 01-15-2025

That should be expected. Mirrorless Cameras use more power. Consider getting extra batteries and keep charged spares in your bag!

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