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Canon t3i - RC-6 not working with video

 
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Jan 27, 2014 16:51 |  #1

I have a Canon t3i and rc-6 remote. I'm confused about how this remote is actually supposed to work. I really need this remote to turn video on and off. The remote works fine with the still function, snapping photos is fine. However, when I try to control the video the results are unpredictable. When I press the button, the cameras front light blinks (I suppose its getting a signal), and the display also blinks and says "busy" for a second and doesn't really do anything. I have to hold the button down and/or press it until it either turns on or off. I've tried hitting it once, twice, three, four times....holding it down for several seconds. It’s turn off or on eventually, but it seems very random. I'd love to get a little guidance regarding their proper function.

I'd also love to know about some alternative wireless remote options for the canon t3i.
Also, I'm working with a brand new battery and two different rc-6 remotes. The switch on the back is on "2".

thanks!

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Jan 27, 2014 16:57 |  #2

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Jan 28, 2014 14:52 as a reply to  @ DwainRowe's post |  #3

I've only used the RC-6 with a 7D in video mode. With that camera, the RC-6 controlled either video recording start/stop or still photo triggering, depending on the position of the immediate/two second delay switch.


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