Tragic Lantern for 6D

Started by 1%, December 24, 2012, 07:07:02 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

teo770

Quote from: kgv5 on May 20, 2013, 04:36:11 PM
Does "beep" sound works in the newest "raw_rec.mo -shrinkwrite" build? I have it ON - there is no sound but maybe there is some setting I missed. In some of the previous versions it was ok.

For bip sound, use
Waveform: Sine
Tome frequency: 1760 Hz

Worked like that for me.
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

I just checked.. its not beeping for some reason. Wav is recording tho.

5X framing preview not working either... wonder if it was taken out.

teo770

1%, about buffers. Has i understand, you have the ability to dim a few buffer chunks, around 30MB, and the last buffer is made of the last free memory adressable so size may vary. Right ?

You allocate buffer chunks dynamicly at the beginning just before recording ? Acording to free mem available ?
During recording, you have the hability to resize buffer chunks ?

Another dumb question:
For testing purpose, is it possible to record black & white DNGs ?
Without color data, DNGs would be smaller we could record full HD perhaps... I know it sounds silly recording RAW in W&B but, it's a test, to see how far the 6D can go in resolution...
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

pio_hyun

lastest file:

Global Draw ON: 1440x620 drop frame after 1780 frames
Global Draw OFF: 1440x620 drop frame after 2280 frames  :D

1%

Not sure how you would throw away all the chroma.. I know a1ex did it for playback.

You can't really resize the memory while recording.. I think the problem now is that smaller chunks are being used first and larger chunks end up at the end. Should be largest first and smallest last... that's how that 4 buffers module worked. The double buffer size is still 6M so that's not the problem.. its better actually.

But if you're blinking on buffer 2 and that chunk is 27MB only then I can see how that slows down writes. Maybe on 5d3 all chunks are >30MB? Even taking off the 4th star (expanding double buffer) and recording with the 3 larger buffers sped things up.


teo770

And buffer chunks are feeded sequencialy ?
When buffer 1 full, buffer 2 start to be feeded.. etc

As raid 0, to enhanced write speed, you can't create 2 buffers writing at the same time ?
Having 2x30MB + 2x30MB buffers feeded in the same time ?
I don't know if i am clear, perhaps it has already been explored ?
Probably cpu limitations/multitasking applies too.

There is probably a botleneck somewhere slowing down writing ops.
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

You can't get 2 writes at the same time.. this would work on a PC but we don't have bandwidth as it is. Want as few of most efficiently sized writes. If writing ~2X mb is causing problems vs 31, 64MB write would be worse.

noisyboy

New thread for general discussion of Magic Lantern and RAW shooting on 6D can be found here:

http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5530.msg37766#msg37766

Installation guide can be found on first page.

*If anyone who is using this thread for it's intended purpose wants to bookmark this page you can just copy and paste the above text to any queries relating to installation.

Thanks.

(now I can return to actually testing this thing myself! Hooray) :)

teo770

My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

noisyboy

Looks like 1% was right about them taking about 5% off the actual theoretical rate lol

(just realized how stupid that sentence sounded considering 1%'s name! Haha!)

nandoide

Hi, since las saturday commits till today last commits I've found two issues, on the downloadable bins or on the bins compiled by myself.

1) After I take the first raw video, the AF is gone: I can only do manual focusing after that. No AF on "AF-ON" nor the shutter button or whatever button with AF configured into.

2) After previewing raw video, I can no longer do 5x zoom: the magnifier button do nothing. But, as workaround if I activate silent pics burst and after doing a burst, 5x zoom comes alive. I think this was previously reported

And since last builds, the brilliant pixels on fps override on underexposed LV, are gone!!!!. 
Perhaps it's because this commit:

https://bitbucket.org/OtherOnePercent/tragic-lantern-6d/commits/01b2a6799e16989f532086c37131acb4ce7d9c
0a

I can't reproduce again, it's a pity.

teo770

Release: [113] Sorting.zip
Card: Sandisk extreme pro 32gb (95MB/s)
Mode: Photo LV
Recording: 4GB

1536x580, global draw off: 0 skipped frames
1536x580, global draw on: 0 skipped frames
1536x600, global draw off: 39 skipped frames (and 46/55 skipped frames in video mode)

My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

A1ex took off the AEWB hack and overlays are fixed so zoom button/af is hopefully not fucked up any-more.

Buffers sorted better?

nandoide

OK, after last commits the two issues were gone!!!

I not found any difference with previous versions (Sandisk Extreme-Pro 95 MB, 32 GB, FAT32 formated in camera):

105 frames 5x in photo mode 1880x680 24 fps (override)
113 frames in photo mode 1880x680 24 fps (override).
208 frames 5x  in photo mode 1600x680 24 fps (override).




teo770

4th buffer still an issue imo.

Any possibily we could choose buffers size in debug menu ?
So we could test 25/26/27/28/29/30 all sizes ?
If we get a given size of free memory (ex 100MB),
we set 25MB, would use 4 buffers
we set 20MB, would use 5 buffers
and so on...

Perhaps even buffers numbers so we could test every combination.

Hard/long to add or you already tested all possibilities ?
5/6 persons testing all buffers combinations.... we would definatly clear this question.
And verify card speed dependance. Perhaps some buffer size works better with faster cards, some other better with slower cards.
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

I tried a bunch. There is data on buffer sizes in the thread where everyone ran tests. Right now its using 31 and some.

I tried both orderings, small to big and big to small. Got more frames regularly on the one thats in now, it was +/- 100 frames. Doing it the opposite way I got less frames most of the time but one time I hit a burst write of 30MB/s. Seems to do *something*

kgv5

1600x680 photo mode fps overr24 no zoom 209 frames, hack 225 frames
www.pilotmovies.pl   5D Mark III, 6D, 550D

teo770

I tried dozens of combinations disabling Canon features and enabling no ML features but RAW_rec....
ExFAT vs FAT32
Gain = 0 frames or so few :(

I know Sandisk Extreme Pro can handles up to 80MB/s

It seems that all is in your hands 1%.... (!)
Too bad we can't help more.
Will continue to test and report every update !
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

Hack definitely helps but buffer order still up in the air. *seems* to be doing something...

I'm kinda out of things to try. Only thing left is more memory.

Think the issue with the last buffer is this:

Star means the buffer is full. Last buffer is the one its using.. that buffer fills and it either has to stop or skip frames.

teo770

Do you know if the DNGs contain a jpeg preview ?
Without preview, files are 5-8% smaller...
Could gain some write speed.
My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

1%

I think preview was taken out... for this it just saves raw data. raw2ng was making the jpeg previews, etc.

teo770

My gear: CANON 6D / 40mm f2.8 STM / 20mm f2.8 / 24-105 f4 IS / Flash 90EX / Grip BG-E13

kgv5

Whoa, I wondered if such thing exists and here it is  :)
www.pilotmovies.pl   5D Mark III, 6D, 550D

noisyboy

Quote from: teo770 on May 21, 2013, 08:36:27 AM
Another way:

Use that kind of adapter and solder a S-ata port at the end !

http://www.ebay.fr/itm/SDHC-SD-Card-Reader-Extension-Cable-KZ-B19-FPC-/161027485292?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item257dfc6e6c

:)

haha! Good find! Doubt the camera would write any faster though even if you did use that.

noisyboy

This is interesting from a1ex over in the "uncompressed 14-bit RAW video recording" thread:

Quote from: a1ex on May 21, 2013, 08:49:45 AM
There was some slowdown in 5x after fixing the tearing (this required some more memory). Just pushed a fix that should restore the old speed (almost).