GammyKnee

As far as I know, that's the only option.

There are various 3rd party trigger systems that will let you do this, at a wide range of prices. My experience is at the budget end of the spectrum with Yongnuo; put a YN-622C TX in the 6D hotshoe ...

I did a bit of research on this for the last UK eclipse. In the end a layer of cloud reduced the sun's intensity so much that the whole filter issue was largely academic. Regardless, the safest ...

The exposure settings for the three shots would help, as would the focal length as that would give us a means to gauge distance from the subject. Usually when an ETTL shot is incorrectly exposed ...

Yep, if you're in bulb mode one press opens the shutter, and the next press closes it; very nice for long exposures. The only criticisms I have for the RC6 (don't know if they'll bother you): - ...

I take it that by "timer" you mean specifically "interval timer"? If you splash out on a remote that has interval functionality built in, then one advantage is the controls will be the same whether ...

It's not uncommon to get oil spots on the sensor from the shutter mechanism, particularly with a new shutter. Shakers, blowers & brushes won't shift that.

I haven't had to clean my sensor yet, but when I do it'll be blower followed by the Copperhill method, no different from my previous bodies. I've got a rubber-tipped sensor cleaning "wand" which I ...

I've seen the same thing on a few occasions but never thought to question exactly what was the cause. Now I know. Thank you!

Have a good look at the used prices for the 5DII - they might be cheaper than you think. Certainly here in the UK the used prices for the mark II almost halved when the 5DIV came out. Yes it'll be ...

When the street price for the 6DII drops a bit - as it inevitably will once availability is widespread - I think you'll see used 6Ds settling at a lower price, or some cheaper 6D clearance sales. ...

^ Solid advice - I got a satisfactory answer to all those questions before my purchase, and I definitely recommend others do the same.

I think there are plenty of predators going after them, it's just that the little buggers usually escape. Two very old (40D) shots of an attempted capture: My Beagle boy (not pictured) nearly KO'd ...

Just bear in mind that only the first year of the 3 yr warranty involves sending the body direct to Canon UK; for the other two years, you send the body to a UK repairer chosen by Panamoz (or ...

FWIW I got my 5D4 via a grey market source, for about the same price as you're quoting there. I spent a lot of time researching and eventually the choice came down to HDEW and Panamoz. In the end I ...

Couldn't agree more. Once people start using the 6D2 I think the howls of protest over the "deficient" specs will die down. And like you, I'm happy I got the 5D4. But I'll be keeping an eye on ...

You can spend a ton of money on stick-on diffusers that make big claims, but in my experience the improvements they make are marginal at best. If you want really good results and proper control ...

It's a heavy duty solution but Gimp should do what you need.

I upgraded from the 3 to the 4 a few months ago. I don't do video, only stills. My take is that nearly everything in the 5D4 is improved over its predecessor. None of the changes are game-changing ...

The Austin Powers GoldMember tribute was a bit weird, but I love this one :)