Sounds weirdly, but:
if body hotshoe is occupied with radiotrigger with its' own hot shoe, is it possible to use EVF in it?
if body hotshoe is occupied with radiotrigger with its' own hot shoe, is it possible to use EVF in it?
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My guess would be no, unless Canon made the radio trigger. I have a vague recollection of trying an ST-E3-RT on top of a PocketWizard FlexTT5 and the Canon trigger didn't work.Sounds weirdly, but:
if body hotshoe is occupied with radiotrigger with its' own hot shoe, is it possible to use EVF in it?
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I have an M3 with the EVF. Looking to upgrade to the M6II.
The Canon EVFs use a row of contacts at the front of the hot shoe mount for communication. Ken Rockwell has a nice image of the bottom of the EVF’s hot shoe mount, https://kenrockwell.com/canon/eos-m/evf-dc2.htm. The pins extend forward of the flash mount. It’s doubtful that any device passes these through.
The Canon EVFs use a row of contacts at the front of the hot shoe mount for communication. Ken Rockwell has a nice image of the bottom of the EVF’s hot shoe mount, https://kenrockwell.com/canon/eos-m/evf-dc2.htm. The pins extend forward of the flash mount. It’s doubtful that any device passes these through.
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Yes, I've already had a look at that EVF, certainly it needs free hot shoe...
So - waiting for smth like M5 mkII... With normal EVF...
So - waiting for smth like M5 mkII... With normal EVF...
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