Insert the SD card and turn the camera on.Move the dial to set the camera into P mode.Copy the FIR file into the root directory of the card.In case that link breaks, I’ve uploaded it here. It was difficult to hunt down an old version of the firmware but I eventually found it here.

My wife’s camera shipped with firmware version 1.1.4, which is a revision too new. Once that was done I had to wipe her SD card and install the necessary files, then reboot the camera. Her camera came with a newer firmware than what Magic Lantern supports, so I had to downgrade it. To install Magic Lantern on my wife’s 6D I had to jump through a few minor hoops. Magic Lantern works alongside the camera firmware and boots from the SD card. Fortunately, there is a way to add that feature and many more to her camera with a custom firmware known as Magic Lantern.

It’s an amazing camera with many features, but it is missing one important feature that her old Rebel T2i had – the ability to take multiple shots on a timer.

My wife has a fancy new camera – the Canon EOS 6D.

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