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It's all standard Canon, however sadly the images can't be set to rotate as you rotate the camera, as every iPhone does. That's OK, because I turn off most of them so that the two modes I actually do use are easy to find. Do this at: A dedicated MODE dial makes the EOS R6 MarkII faster and easier to use than the silly combined MODE button and generic control ring of the EOS R and even the more expensive EOS R5 and EOSR3! Just like the EOS RP, just turn the dial and you're done. Shoot more photos and video per charge with up to 2130 mAh of capacity – that’s 14 per cent more than the LP-E6N battery These are set as one of the Drive Modes. I prefer to set them by pressing the [Q] button and setting the Drive Mode near the bottom left, and you can set this elsewhere.
The display underlines whatever the camera is controlling automatically, and has no underline for what you've set manually. Simple! Oddly the mode dial is farther forward than it is on the EOS RP, so you have to reach your thumb in a bit to get to it. I prefer when I can reach it from the rear of the camera, as I can on the EOS RP. Charges in-camera with any USB-C PD "Power-Delivery" rated charger, or externally in the included charger:
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Rated LV -6.5 ~ +21 with f/1.2 lens (not as good with slower lenses, or of course with the RF 85/1.2 DS). You can select if the shutter closes or stays open with power-off. I leave it at its default of CLOSED to protect and keep dust off the sensor. This is from my EOS R6 Users Guide. Some menu locations might be a little different in the EOS R6 MarkII; I'll update this when my R6 MarkII arrives. We get a lot of questions about the Canon LP-E6NH, the newest update to Canon's standard DSLR battery. So what’s the difference between this updated battery and the older LP-E6 and LP-E6N? LP-E6NH
If you shoot raw then your colors and tones aren't created until you process the raw data later in software, and your choice of software will have as much effect on your images as the camera itself.It works great with a car 12V to USB-C charger, and should work great from any car's USB-C port, USB-C PD charger, USB-C PD power bank or USB-C PD solar panel. The shutter button is too far forwards, so often I try pressing the body just behind the button — which doesn't take the picture. Devil's Dawn, Mono Lake, California, 9:25 A.M., 14 October 2023. Canon EOS R6II and EF 100-400mm L II IS USM on EF to RF Ring adapter.
Kim Janson wrote:These batteries are ok for the task they where originally developed, still photography and occasional FHD video. Shooting and fiddling I get about 350-800 shots per charge, which is plenty. If I shot only long continuous sequences I'm sure I'd get thousands of shots per charge. Bulb Timers, invented by Canon, are brilliant as we can program them to our desired speed and walk away. Use the self-timer and there's no need for a remote release or a stop watch; set and go. Virginia Creek Settlement, Bridgeport, California, 6:52 P.M., 13 October 2023. Canon EOS R6II, RF 14-35mm f/4 L IS USM at 14mm, f/4 at 1/80 at Auto ISO 2,500, -1 stop exposure compensation ( LV 5.7), Skylum Luminar Neo. More tech details. bigger or fit-to-screen. MENU > CAMERA7 > Shooting info. disp. > Histogram disp. > Display size > your choice of Large or Small. I prefer small; it shows me what I need and covers less of the image.If you want to change something, turn the top rear dial to select what you want to change (you'll see the orange dial icon move), then turn the top front dial to change that quantity. The finder and rear LCD show an orange wheel to the left of what's selected for adjustment. Once you set one item, you can set other things by turning the top rear dial to select and set them. You have the choice of the silly "Rotate Tall" mode which fits verticals into the horizontal frame, but doesn't rotate as the camera is turned, so I don't use it; I just have to turn the camera to see verticals full-screen.
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