has anyone been brave enough to have taken this step and installed the nightly build of ML on the 6D?
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Magic Lantern & Canon 6D
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I concur
I am really worried of bricking the camera. That's the only reason I haven't installed it as of yet
and ML forums are full of sanscrit type conversations of things my little brain cannot grasp (firmware jargon), so in case I brick it, I will have a real hard time bringing it back to life, if ever.
I am really worried of bricking the camera. That's the only reason I haven't installed it as of yet
and ML forums are full of sanscrit type conversations of things my little brain cannot grasp (firmware jargon), so in case I brick it, I will have a real hard time bringing it back to life, if ever.
I think that I am right in saying that no one has ever bricked their camera with ML. It's installed on the SD card so it's as simple as turning the camera off and removing it!
I haven't heard anyone saying they bricked their camera with ML either.
I, however, had my 5DMkIII halted one or two times while using ML but it's just a case of removing the battery and reattaching it to get it to work again.
They made it really easy to install & uninstall ML in the newer builds so just give it a go. I would say it's pretty stable for a hack.
I, however, had my 5DMkIII halted one or two times while using ML but it's just a case of removing the battery and reattaching it to get it to work again.
They made it really easy to install & uninstall ML in the newer builds so just give it a go. I would say it's pretty stable for a hack.
I've had it on my 6D for a few weeks. No issue to report.
I don't do video, but it does come in handy for stills in some areas.
- BULB mode (you can set the duration).
- Intervalometer (for those star trail or similar shots)
- Turns off the GPS when the camera is off so it doesn't drain the battery (known issue on stock 6D)
- Some other goodies like zebras and peak focusing, which I have yet to play with.
I don't do video, but it does come in handy for stills in some areas.
- BULB mode (you can set the duration).
- Intervalometer (for those star trail or similar shots)
- Turns off the GPS when the camera is off so it doesn't drain the battery (known issue on stock 6D)
- Some other goodies like zebras and peak focusing, which I have yet to play with.
thought I should necromance this thread as I finally installed ML on my 6D by following this vid here
as always, at your own risk.
If you haven't updated to 1.1.3 prior to this, when you update to 1.1.3 and then go to put ML on your SD, make sure you remove the 1.1.3 from your SD as your camera will ignore ML on the SD.
As there is no ML build for 1.1.4, if you really want ML, just update back to 1.1.3 following usual procedure.
cheerios
as always, at your own risk.
If you haven't updated to 1.1.3 prior to this, when you update to 1.1.3 and then go to put ML on your SD, make sure you remove the 1.1.3 from your SD as your camera will ignore ML on the SD.
As there is no ML build for 1.1.4, if you really want ML, just update back to 1.1.3 following usual procedure.
cheerios
I love focus peaking on Magic Lantern!
My 1.2 with its hairline/razor thinness focus shift has been quite a hassle. I even got the focusing screen but couldn't be bothered to replace it for daily use.
Now, even in low light, I can net where I want it. Granted, through live view but it's a cool feature that's defintely helped me out