Older DIGIC 4 cameras will work at very low resolution. Cameras with CF cards work best - SD cards will only work at lower resolutions. We believe raw video will be possible on all cameras, but it is still very early in development. Updated list of cameras supporting RAW video now: 5D2, 5D3, 6D, 600D, 650D (brand new) WAV file works while recording raw video. Raw playback in camera is working (will play back at normal speed eventually)

Raw burst looks possible for 500d and 550d. All tearing / stuttering issues have been resolved, video is smooth now. Here's a list of new developments from the past couple days: 'There has been a lot of progress over the past few days - the devs are working hard to refine things to be more user friendly. Only this time it could have a real effect on their future product lines. Then the hackers at Magic Lantern had to show Canon how it's done yet again. They milk these long drawn out gradual upgrades through several long years.sometimes releasing upgrades that upgrades everything except the image quality.īlackMagic had to come out of the woodwork and show everyone how its done. I understand crippling your cameras to some degree to protect higher end lines, but Canon and some others go way too far with crippling of their cameras and lack of innovation.

It's just what I thought when I read his tweets.DAMAGE CONTROL. It's just the live view that's always there.

What's funny is some Canon guy on Twitter was warning people about overheating and frying your sensor saying that the heat warning didn't work for RAW, blah blah blah, and it turns out this hack doesn't effect your sensor heat at all. Would be a great cheap way to get into cheap RAW cinema recording. It's still far more detailed and sharp than their 1080p H.264 files. I'd be he plenty happy with that 1280x540p video I saw above if they can get it recording stable. I hope they get it up and running on the T3i. They've really increased the value of these cameras tremendously.

Andrew Reid says the Mark III now beats the Canon C300 in low light.

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