There are plenty of other articles that compare the 6D to its current generation rivals. This isn’t a comparison post or a pixel peeping post, it’s merely my opinions about the 6D. At the end of the article you’ll find some of my favorite photos from the 6D from the last year. I’ll start with what I don’t like and then I’ll move on to what I love. This review will be a quick overview of my thoughts on using the 6D as my primary camera for astrophotography. I would argue the 6D is one of the best full-frame cameras you can buy for astrophotography. It’s still Canon’s cheapest full-frame camera in production. I’ve had the pleasure of using the Canon EOS 6D for over a year. My review of the Canon EOS 6D: one of the best full-frame cameras for astrophotography I live in Brazil and tax + shipping from the US gets quite expensive.Canon 6D with Rokinon 14mm/2.8 and 24mm/1.4, one of my favorite full-frame set ups for astrophotography

Does anyone have a suggestion of which remote I could buy? Preferrably at China. Any help is appreciated, even pointing me at sample code that I could modify for my purposes.Īnd I think it does not hurt to ask - I found the IR remote to be kind of troublesome because you need to point to the exact spot on the camera, so I am looking for a wired remote that could start/stop video recording and maybe even other functions. So I am looking for a module that does this: can start and stop recording videos with my remote.Ĭan someone help me? I have got the lua module installed and if it does the job, a script would suffice instead of a module. I contacted user SDX and he said he does not even have the source anymore. I could not use it in my magic lantern (Canon EOS 60D, 1.1.1 firmware) because it said the API was 2.0 and it needs 6.0.

I was looking for a way to make my 1-mode remote (this type - it does not have the switch at the back to change triggering modes: ) be able to shoot videos I found an old discussion here - where user SDX said it had developed a module for recording with half-shutter.

Magic lantern canon 60d remote shooting