Also come to find out, there is no servo mode while the camera is in movie mode. Which it is required to be in for the EOS webcam utility to work properly. It just seems there are no video recording options that allow me to use autofocus automatically raher than using the shutter button. 1. snipsnaps1_9. wrote: When I play back my videos I can perfectly hear the audio true my headphone. I saw some guys on YouTube doing the same. This was given as a solution to use headphone audio with a 6D. But not a good one so far haha. "Audio over the HDMI during recording is not supported." I am not aware Live View otoh, positions the reflex mirror in the "up" position. No light is transmitted to the phase detection sensor when the mirror is in the "up" position, and therefore the AI Servo AF subsystem can not function in Live View. The 1DX Mkii does offer AF in Live View, but it is contrast detection AF, as opposed to phase detection AF. I'm shooting remote with and iPhone 8 running the Canon app over WiFi. Live view. Manual mode. 100-400mm Zoom Canon L lens on manual focus. The flash works with a Canon Speedlite 580. But it doesn't fire with a KuangRen KX-800 macro twin lite. The KX-800 has only one contact pin on its hot shoe. It works fine in view-finder mode, but not in Click or right-click setting items in sections (1)* 1 * 2 and (2)* 1 * 3, then select the setting. 1: To enable scroll-wheel selection of options in the setting items and the menus displayed, select [ Change settings using mouse wheel on [Remote Shooting] screen] () on the [ Remote Shooting] tab in [ Preferences ]. ISO (sensitivity to light) ISO sets the 6D's sensitivity to light. 100 is normal, and 6,400 or higher is much more sensitive for very low light. The higher the ISO, the more noise there will be in your image. Try to keep the ISO as low as possible. To adjust ISO, press ISO and turn the top dial. There are two planetary imaging ways to record planetary videos with a DSLR at a 1:1 pixel ratio. The first is to capture the Live View video feed with a computer using a USB connection. The other is to record a cropped video with the camera itself, if your camera model has this feature. Not all cameras have the latter option, but most cameras Canon EOS 80D Canon 6D Mark II Canon EF 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 USM Sigma 50mm F1.4 EX DG HSM Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM Art +3 more Canon 6D Mark II If you believe there are incorrect tags, please send us this post using our feedback form . Coming from a powershot, I al again.so notice 6D Liveview. Focus drives walks very slow back n forth taking very small step, i have a hard time pressing, its either i accidentally completely press the shutter or release it without focusing, then i need to restart focusing again. one work around is to use back button focus, at the same time use Manual focus n zoom in on the subject. The reason why your Canon 6D camera cannot connect to the network is because of the problem with your network settings. Try following these steps: 1. Open the browser on your computer or phone and log in to your network IP address: > For example: 192.168.1.1. > Then log in as admin. 2. 9tsWXl.