5.7K 14bit RAW Unlocking UNREAL Cinematic Video! CANON 5D MARK III with MAGIC LANTERN
CANON 5D MARK III with MAGIC LANTERN Danne's Build in 5.7K 14bitRAW Memory Card used: Sandisk Exterme Pro SD Card 32GB V30 (Overclocked 192Mhz) Sandisk Extreme Pro CF Card 32GB Magic Lantern RAW 5.7K 14bit use Card Spanning and Kill Global Draw to Achive this result Camera become more sensitive to light, so with Waveform I make sure to not Overexposed. ML Danne's Build: https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/magic-lantern_dannephoto_git/downloads/ Magic Lantern is a firmware enhancement for Canon DSLR cameras, including the 5D Mark III. It is not developed or endorsed by Canon but is created by independent developers to unlock additional features and capabilities not available in the original camera firmware. One of the notable features introduced by Magic Lantern is the ability to shoot RAW video on the Canon 5D Mark III. Normally, the camera can only record video in the H.264 format. However, with Magic Lantern installed, you gain the option to shoot in RAW video format, which provides uncompressed and unprocessed image data from the camera's sensor. RAW video on the 5D Mark III with Magic Lantern allows you to capture video footage at a resolution of 5.7K, which is significantly higher than the camera's native resolution. This increased resolution provides greater detail and flexibility in post-production, as it captures more information from the sensor. Furthermore, Magic Lantern enables 14-bit RAW recording, which means it captures more color information compared to the 8-bit or 12-bit compressed formats typically available in DSLR video. The additional color data provides a wider dynamic range and more flexibility for color grading in post-processing. Card spanning is another feature offered by Magic Lantern. It allows you to record video clips that span across multiple SD cards, effectively extending the recording time beyond the limits imposed by a single card's capacity. When one card fills up, the camera automatically switches to the next available card, ensuring uninterrupted recording. It's important to note that Magic Lantern is a third-party firmware modification, and installing it on your camera carries certain risks. While Magic Lantern has been widely used by many filmmakers and photographers, it's essential to thoroughly research and understand the installation process, potential risks, and any limitations or compatibility issues that may arise. Additionally, installing Magic Lantern may void your camera's warranty, so proceed with caution and make an informed decision before proceeding ============================================================ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/travel-in-the-ocean License code: EILY7B9Y1PTCECHO
CANON 5D MARK III with MAGIC LANTERN Danne's Build in 5.7K 14bitRAW Memory Card used: Sandisk Exterme Pro SD Card 32GB V30 (Overclocked 192Mhz) Sandisk Extreme Pro CF Card 32GB Magic Lantern RAW 5.7K 14bit use Card Spanning and Kill Global Draw to Achive this result Camera become more sensitive to light, so with Waveform I make sure to not Overexposed. ML Danne's Build: https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/magic-lantern_dannephoto_git/downloads/ Magic Lantern is a firmware enhancement for Canon DSLR cameras, including the 5D Mark III. It is not developed or endorsed by Canon but is created by independent developers to unlock additional features and capabilities not available in the original camera firmware. One of the notable features introduced by Magic Lantern is the ability to shoot RAW video on the Canon 5D Mark III. Normally, the camera can only record video in the H.264 format. However, with Magic Lantern installed, you gain the option to shoot in RAW video format, which provides uncompressed and unprocessed image data from the camera's sensor. RAW video on the 5D Mark III with Magic Lantern allows you to capture video footage at a resolution of 5.7K, which is significantly higher than the camera's native resolution. This increased resolution provides greater detail and flexibility in post-production, as it captures more information from the sensor. Furthermore, Magic Lantern enables 14-bit RAW recording, which means it captures more color information compared to the 8-bit or 12-bit compressed formats typically available in DSLR video. The additional color data provides a wider dynamic range and more flexibility for color grading in post-processing. Card spanning is another feature offered by Magic Lantern. It allows you to record video clips that span across multiple SD cards, effectively extending the recording time beyond the limits imposed by a single card's capacity. When one card fills up, the camera automatically switches to the next available card, ensuring uninterrupted recording. It's important to note that Magic Lantern is a third-party firmware modification, and installing it on your camera carries certain risks. While Magic Lantern has been widely used by many filmmakers and photographers, it's essential to thoroughly research and understand the installation process, potential risks, and any limitations or compatibility issues that may arise. Additionally, installing Magic Lantern may void your camera's warranty, so proceed with caution and make an informed decision before proceeding ============================================================ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/travel-in-the-ocean License code: EILY7B9Y1PTCECHO