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Tablets don't usually have an HDMI "input", only output.  The USB to HDMI adapter you mention, is it just for output purposes?  For you to be able to view your 6D HDMI output that adapter would ...

This ^^^^ The OP needs to start by selecting a different power profile (or changing the current one) so it doesn't dim the display while on battery (the default setting).

I have no idea who branded your particular camera.  Without the box/paperwork that would normally come with it, you may be out of luck.  You could try searching online to find the exact same ...

You'll likely need to contact the company that sold it (even though it was probably made by the same company that makes all the others that look like that) and see what app they recommend.  It ...

I don't have any experience with those newer models, but when I was looking for a potential replacement for my Bogen 3051 (just in case, it's still going strong for now) I picked up a Calumet ...

Did you try the app that the manufacturer recommended?  That camera looks like the typical mass produced models, so there are probably a few apps that will work with it, but box the camera came in ...

If you want to use a power bank with your camera, you'll need one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C6DF9G9/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1523742429&sr=1-2&keywords=nb-13l++dummy+battery

There are a few Lensbaby lenses that I would like to have, but like you, my budget just isn't there yet.  For now I just have a Lensbaby Spark (less than $100) and still have fun with it.  I like ...

As others have mentioned, it's not an issue with your RAW files.  The viewer(s) you are using (other than LR/DPP) don't support RAW files from that camera model yet.

I had to turn it off. The music and cuts were too annoying.

I haven't tried it with my battery pack (same one), but there is no reason why it wouldn't work.  As long as you have 12v DC and the correct polarity on the power cable you should be fine.  ...

I developed a lot of B&W at home back in the day, and would occasionally see the same thing.  Never was sure if it was the chemistry, light leaks or maybe poor agitation during processing.

I still like my M and carry it as a second body to my 80D.  Also have an IR converted M and don't plan on giving either of them up any time soon.

I bought the first model when they were being unloaded for $69 - not a bad price to play around with one, but that's about it.

I also read that 3rd party mounts may hold the negs flatter, so that may be an option.

I've never found a good way to fix it myself other than selective adjustments in post. I think the real solution is using a wet mount.  I have no experience with it, but if you google it you'll ...

Most all of my negs (lots of them) have been stored flat, but they still have a bit of a curl near the edges when I mount them in the film holders (even slides have a bit of curl in their ...

Are you talking about the lighter areas on the left and right side?  If so that's due to the film curl.

I highly doubt it's DPP that is the cause.  More likely it's the something in the connection between the camera and computer (USB cable, USB port on computer).  Are you using a dummy battery and ...

The hot shoe contacts are actually sitting a bit lower than the sides of the mount, preventing a short.  Unless your metal cold shoe is bent you shouldn't have any issues.  As others have ...