20 Most Recent Canon Speedlite 430EX TTL Flash - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Same as any camera - uncover lens, point camera at subject, press shutter button. Simples.

Highly unlikely. Google the service manual for the camera, see if that offers any help.

The current firmware is version 2.1.2. Use this link to get to the Canon download page. Scroll all the way down to “Drivers and Downloads”. Select “Firmware” and then the appropriate version for Windows or Mac.

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/cameras/support-dslr/eos-5d-mark-ii?subtab=downloads-firmware

The camera is trying to process information to or from the memory card. If the status does not change after a few minutes, you may have a damaged memory card. Turn the camera off. Remove the memory card and inspect it. Reinsert the memory card. Can you view photos on the LCD by pressing the arrow button? If so reconnect to your computer. If not, you most likely have a damaged memory card. Try inserting the memory card into a card reader connected directly to your computer. This may be able to still read the card when your camera cannot.

Check to see if the battery had a charge.

use a card reader to retrieve the video The camera uses a standard SD card

Have you looked in the manual ?

It sound like a fault with the auto connection probably a broken or cracked ribbon cable. May well need a replacement

If it focuses OK manually but doesn't on auto you may have a crack or broken ribbon cable in the lens.

Check that the sandisk ultra microsdhd 1 is compatible with the Legria FS306

Try here https://www.manualslib.com/manual/24501/Canon-Powershot-Sx210-Is.html

Does live view work with other lenses? if so you may just have a dirty or faulty connection re the Tamron 70-200.

You need to check out the correct settings as the flash sync speed for you 6D ii is 1/180th which you should be able to use at 1/200th so only being able to get less than 1/160th would indicate incorrect setting in the external flash mode or a slight fault.

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Check protection switch on memory card door, if switch defective, camera wont turn on

Make sure that the flash on the unit is working and that you aren't accidentally covering the flash on the camera with your fingers. Make sure there is good lighting for your pictures.

Hmmm... if the viewfinder exposure bar is also out of focus, I think the problem might be the manual focus for the viewfinder itself. Usually cameras have little thumbscrew somewhere near the viewfinder. It's there to accommodate differences in some peoples vision (do they have their glasses on or not ?). Yup... that's my bet. Give it a go. Is it on the top, right of the viewfinder? /The GreyOne

this may help https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=966194

Check compatibility with Sigma representative in you area.