Canon EOS R6 Mark II · FTP transferSend photos live from your Canon EOS R6 Mark II
Set up FTP transfer once and every photo you shoot reaches Photomitra and your guests' phones in seconds.
Works with: Canon EOS R6 Mark II, built-in FTP (steps follow firmware 1.7.0 or later). Last checked 16 October 2026.
Before you start
Open Photomitra on your phone or laptop and go to QR & cameras: it shows your Server, Port and your team's camera login. Keep it open while you set up the camera.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II FTP setup, step by step
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Start the FTP setup
MENU → Network tab (Communication functions) → Transfer images to FTP server → OK to turn on Wi-Fi → Add a device to connect to → Configure online.
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Connect the camera to Wi-Fi
Pick the venue Wi-Fi or your phone hotspot from the list and enter its password (or use WPS). The R6 Mark II works on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
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Enter the server
FTP mode: FTP → OK. Address setting: the Server shown in Photomitra (QR & cameras). Port number setting: the Port shown there. Passive mode: Enable. Proxy server: don't use.
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Enter your camera login
Login method: log in with your team's camera login (user name and password). Target folder: Select folder → /cam01 (the next camera /cam02, and so on); it is created if missing. Press SET to finish.
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Send small JPEGs
MENU → Shooting → Image quality: RAW plus JPEG S1 Normal (about 1.9 MB) or S2 (about 1.8 MB). Then Transfer images to FTP server → FTP transfer settings → Images to transfer → JPEG only.
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Turn on automatic sending
FTP transfer settings → Automatic transfer: Enable, and Power saving: Disable so the camera stays connected. Take 2–3 test shots to check. Videos are not sent automatically.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II setup: questions
The camera shows Error 41.
It can't reach the FTP server. Check the address and port match Photomitra (QR & cameras), and that Passive mode is set to Enable.
Can I send RAW too?
Send JPEG only: guests can't open RAW files and a RAW is about 26 MB. Your RAW files stay on the card.
My menus look different.
These steps follow Canon's manual for firmware 1.7.0 or later. Update the camera from Canon's support site if your menus don't match.