This vid just saved me over $400. I will tell anyone now to make sure you have a good high-quality screwdriver as those evf eye screws are a challenge and can strip out. Make sure your bit is good. Also get a compartment tray and number the slots. Need about 12 slots. When you take the screws out, put them in the numbered slots and take a photo of the tray slot with the section of the camera the screw came out of. Other than that, it's pretty simple. It's amazing how loose the screws are. Put a piece of masking tape below the screw base in case your screws fall off your screwdriver while taking them out. Best of luck.
Such a good work! Very precise, with a lot of skills and patience ... It's a shame that R5 and R6 have this issues. I don't know why they inverted the screws. It was easier before to access them from the exterior.
Wow, just wow. They really did make a 30 second job into a 30 minute full scale operation. Literally since owning 11 Pro Canon bodies in the last decade, the only maintenance I've ever had to do was tightening the hot shoe screws, as I use on camera flash whenever possible inside. Previously this could be done on-site - now I'm going to need to send it away - as I don't want to void any warranty - as I do not trust myself to attempt this. Thank you for a great video though, would have helped if I was brave enough 😊🤣
Thank you for this, just used this as my base for tightening the hot shoe screws on my R5. Couple things to note for the R5, first it has a metal plate for the card slot. You can keep these screws in place and just remove the body screws above and below that. Second, when you are removing the last few screws before removing the back lcd screen, these screws are under the grip below the HDMI port. When you remove the back side of the camera the connector to the screen is a bit different as well as the connector for the viewfinder. Honestly I couldn’t figure out how to disconnect the viewfinder but I was able to remove and tighten the hot shoe screws with it dangling.
*Great VIDEO!* My wife's having this issue now and at least I know 'why' it's happening. Not happy about what I'm hearing about CANON not being more pro-active with this fix but do appreciate your making this video as I know it does take time to put these videos together. THANK YOU!
Very useful these days :) . BTW, do you know how to unmount the shutter button itself (not internal thing but that black thing we press with the index finger? I really like to have customized R6 with the red shutter button from R5 C 😊
This guy did a great job here. My hotshoe is loose in my R6 but there is nooooo way I’m gonna disassemble my camera this much to fix it. Should I send it to Canon for repair.
WTF is wrong with Canon, is there a reason why the screws for the hot shoe aren't fed through the top, this is a Rube Goldberg design if ever there was one. Pure asinine design.
Agreed - I fixed my 1DX MKII by taking the thin metal plate off, tighten the screws, metal plate back on - maybe a minute - this guy had to take the camera apart - TERRIBLE design
Thank you for this video. One question, the ribbon connector that connects the viewfinder to the main board, how does that release? I got that far and can't figure out how the cable connector releases. Any chance of a closeup view of it?
Hopefully you got this figured out within the last year, but I saw it on another video where the tech talked you through everything. There is a hinged flap that holds the ribbon in. That needs to be pried up, then the ribbon slides out parallel to the surface.
Thank for this as it worked. But now my viewfinder is not working even though I carefully connected it back 😔 P.S. the sensor does work, is just the viewfinder
hi, im experiencing my shutter button stuck after shooting for some times but this happens quite randomly. it usually can be solve by turning the camera off and it goes away when i turn it back on. in your opinion, does this means the button need to be replace? 😅
Sad Canon is not addressing this issue. As customers we should really make a fuss about it.
should be a recall.
This vid just saved me over $400. I will tell anyone now to make sure you have a good high-quality screwdriver as those evf eye screws are a challenge and can strip out. Make sure your bit is good. Also get a compartment tray and number the slots. Need about 12 slots. When you take the screws out, put them in the numbered slots and take a photo of the tray slot with the section of the camera the screw came out of. Other than that, it's pretty simple. It's amazing how loose the screws are. Put a piece of masking tape below the screw base in case your screws fall off your screwdriver while taking them out. Best of luck.
Couldn’t have repaired my R6 without this. I did end up with five extra screws though. Thanks.
Such a good work! Very precise, with a lot of skills and patience ...
It's a shame that R5 and R6 have this issues. I don't know why they inverted the screws. It was easier before to access them from the exterior.
You saved a life today.
Thank you ::)
Wow, just wow. They really did make a 30 second job into a 30 minute full scale operation.
Literally since owning 11 Pro Canon bodies in the last decade, the only maintenance I've ever had to do was tightening the hot shoe screws, as I use on camera flash whenever possible inside. Previously this could be done on-site - now I'm going to need to send it away - as I don't want to void any warranty - as I do not trust myself to attempt this.
Thank you for a great video though, would have helped if I was brave enough 😊🤣
Thank you for this, just used this as my base for tightening the hot shoe screws on my R5. Couple things to note for the R5, first it has a metal plate for the card slot. You can keep these screws in place and just remove the body screws above and below that. Second, when you are removing the last few screws before removing the back lcd screen, these screws are under the grip below the HDMI port. When you remove the back side of the camera the connector to the screen is a bit different as well as the connector for the viewfinder. Honestly I couldn’t figure out how to disconnect the viewfinder but I was able to remove and tighten the hot shoe screws with it dangling.
*Great VIDEO!* My wife's having this issue now and at least I know 'why' it's happening. Not happy about what I'm hearing about CANON not being more pro-active with this fix but do appreciate your making this video as I know it does take time to put these videos together. THANK YOU!
Thank you 😀
Thanks for this. Wow this is such a pain compare to the older models :(
This is bullshit... I shouldn't have to take apart my entire camera to tighten 4 screws that were previously easily accessible in other models
crazy... opening all these parts just for a hot shoe fix.. not worth the effort and potential for further failures
team Sony :)
It's become a huge issue with the R5 and R6. I expect some kind of recall.
I would think once the screws had loctite securing them it wouldn't have to be done again. Too nerve wracking to do more than once!!
Wouldn't the lock tite will create insulation between the screws and the hotshoe, after drying. That may turn into weak earth connection to the plate.
Very useful these days :) . BTW, do you know how to unmount the shutter button itself (not internal thing but that black thing we press with the index finger? I really like to have customized R6 with the red shutter button from R5 C 😊
This guy did a great job here.
My hotshoe is loose in my R6 but there is nooooo way I’m gonna disassemble my camera this much to fix it.
Should I send it to Canon for repair.
Hi around 140 euro incl the parts. Write email to service@digi-service.eu and we will give you some instructions. Thank you :)
Hi pls any video on how to fix BMPCC flex cable and also where I can other it from. Do you post videos on how to repair aputure light ?
Hi
Do you have any spare part of the internal battery (MS614) which be used in R6/R5.
if you have it, may I buy that one from you guy ?
WTF is wrong with Canon, is there a reason why the screws for the hot shoe aren't fed through the top, this is a Rube Goldberg design if ever there was one. Pure asinine design.
Agreed - I fixed my 1DX MKII by taking the thin metal plate off, tighten the screws, metal plate back on - maybe a minute - this guy had to take the camera apart - TERRIBLE design
Thank you for this video. One question, the ribbon connector that connects the viewfinder to the main board, how does that release? I got that far and can't figure out how the cable connector releases. Any chance of a closeup view of it?
HI, no chance :) this video is only to guide , not to teach you :) Anyway big thank you for your time :)
Hopefully you got this figured out within the last year, but I saw it on another video where the tech talked you through everything. There is a hinged flap that holds the ribbon in. That needs to be pried up, then the ribbon slides out parallel to the surface.
What size 🪛 did you use for the eye piece?
What size screwdriver
Question, since I'm in the same boat with my EOS R. Can I ask where can I get the tools that you used to do your R6 loose hotshoe repair?
Hi , you need screwdriver and skills:)
@@DIGISERVICEBG hi, appreciate the amazing video. What size screwdriver?
@@SmittyVibe thank you, PH00X60
@@DIGISERVICEBG truly appreciate it!
how much is the tolerance between the processor and the back plate, I want to apply thermal pad and copper plate?
No idea :)
what if the screws are stripped... where can i find the screws for eos r?
Thank for this as it worked. But now my viewfinder is not working even though I carefully connected it back 😔 P.S. the sensor does work, is just the viewfinder
Any suggestions that might help me fix it?
Hi! After all, how do you stick again the rubbers? You need new ones?
Hi , no I have used the old ones😀
@@DIGISERVICEBG great! The “R6”plastic thing is it easy to remove? Does it have a clip or something?
It looks as though it pried off, like other pieces that had to come up to access the screws.
hi, im experiencing my shutter button stuck after shooting for some times but this happens quite randomly. it usually can be solve by turning the camera off and it goes away when i turn it back on. in your opinion, does this means the button need to be replace? 😅
Hi send the camera to us :)
ahha that valued Canon engineering, love to overcomplicate things
great video but too much trouble for simple part
I think i have some sand in my shutter button. Do they have to pull it apart like that to fix.
How much should i look to pay?
Hi, send email to service@digi-service.eu with more information and we will answer to you . Thank you!
Canon is the new Apple.
How well was it sealed?
Hi was sealed as should be :)
It is good quality camera but with some factory faults 😳
You did great but that was dumb to put the screws in from the bottom. fml
What would you charge to do this if camera is out of warranty?
Hi write email to service@digi-service.eu and we will answer to you .
It's really all plastic...
I’m having the same issue and I came across this video… krazy glue it is!! 🥲😵💫🫣
How’s that holding up? I’m thinking of doing that.