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Let's give the guy a break😂. I spent so much time on my version. Porting should be done not in a rush. And why the hurry 😎.

Agreed. Less is more. Baby steps will eventually get us there.

Whaaat the actual F#%k did I just come across to? Ya, I remember seeing those dreamy post back in 2018 from Bilal when he was trying to revamp Danne's work. I mean this is all remarkable and giving me the goosebumps.

Now it's time for me to pull out a bunch of EOSM's/SL1's that I've scooped up over the years in anticipating for this very moment. In fact, I'm already shopping to find some extra used ones on OfferUp locally.

@Danne — what's your PayPal so I can donate you some as well? Much love!

@BilalFakhouri — let me know how I can contribute by utilizing M2 again. Happy to lend a hand and troubleshoot.

Been having the itch to revive myself back in this sacred space for quite some time.

Wonderful progress guys!

...Currently I have 2TB in the NEXTODI. That will let me record longer then my batteries allow.

Thanks for mentioning this and sure enough I feel like an idiot for not having this in my bag. 

Gonna order one on B&H if I can't find any used ones on Amazon/OfferUp. Ha. Such a life saver!

Thanks for pointing me to this thread @Walter Schulz. Following this just in case I run into this again.

I had just recently upgraded to Monterey after being on Catalina for several years. Skipped Big Sur.

This workaround is doable. Thank you @a1ex and everyone else who brought this up!

Ah, ha. Thanks for the reminder on 'Receipt Mask Setup'.

This is actually much better. Brain fart on my part.

No wonder why no one complained. 

What a fun read that was... dating back from 2020 to now has been nothing short of remarkable. Love you guys and keep up with the fabulous work, as always! 

If you don't mind me asking, but is there any chance that we could have some sort of a checkbox to temporarily disable 'Graduation Curves' for viewing 'before/after' purposes?

In the latest release (which could be downloaded from the site) you can find experimental version of defringe feature to suppress the consequences of chromatic aberrations. The feature still has some minor artifacts on the image borders, but it's working and pretty fast.

This is indeed promising. Thanks @megapolis for your contributions on this one.

Especially the fact that we can take advantage of our GPU's to transcode.

I'll definitely check it out for Windows OS!

BTW, when do you think we can test out a beta for Mac OS?

Format card with FAT32 file system.
Known bug with ExFAT, Big Sur and ML.

I can confirm this behavior too. Thanks Walter for the tip.

Now if we want to go back to ExFat after installing ML, this doesn't seem possible?

Since we would prefer to record while in ExFat for obvious reasons.

Is there some sort of a workaround for this so called bug?

Unless I need to install Catalina onto one of my hackintoshes on a spare drive? Ha.

I'm using a MacBook Pro with Intel silicon (not M1), and I have tried this on macOS Monterey 12.1,  and it doesn't work.  I'm using the .app from the .zip in the link a couple posts above. I am also using the latest ML lua fix build on a 60D (magiclantern-lua_fix.2020Dec28.60D111) if that makes any difference.

Did you try this after disabling SIP?

Thanks for this @theBilalFakhouri and I'll definitely get around on the 100D for testing/reporting.

THIS is the SHIT! 

I AM game.

Gonna test this one out along with the LiveView Hack builds that you did.

Thank you guys!

Better late than never to join this party created by the great @TheBilalFakhouri

Thanks for your continuous dedication and support!

According to the first joke from here, the problem is solved - you may consider I'm the mathematician

Joke of the year. Great work, @a1ex!

...Santa arrived early?

Indeed this is all great progress, @a1ex!

Damn @coon, Great work and Keep it up! 

Digging the progress so far. It's definitely feeling warmer as far as becoming a true hack. SSD's are so cheap those days and is easily expendable/replaceable.

Would it be worth to consider to try and push this project towards into the M.2 slot if we ever get the SSD's phase to work? 

Nice to hear @garry23! Thanks @Walter Schulz for the tip on the adapter.

Just ordered one for myself to try with the EOSM. Should arrive next week.

As far as I remember EOS-M was able to use the commented fps values too:
https://bitbucket.org/nikfreak/magic-lantern/src/100D_merge_fw101/src/fps-engio.c#lines-253

Anyone time to try it with sd overclock?

I'd be interested to try it out on the 100D if still need...

...other than the slightly better sensor, what are the other (if any) advantages it has over the 5d3, especially for video?

Spot on. Not much better. Ha! 

...with danne's wonderful work on the 5d3, it feels "finished"!

Absolutely! @Danne's work always feels finished and yet somehow he has more under the sleeves. Purely magic!

This is the first test video with my new old Canon EOS 5D Mark III. I am blown away by Danne's video modes, especially this 5.7K anamorphic mode which uses the full sensor width (big thank you, Danne!). This makes the footage look very cinematic!

This is purely insane and it's NUTS! Nice hand held stuff and the colors along w the DR is priceless. Absolutely cinematic and breathtaking!

I only wish the fire scene at the end was shot in Dual-ISO... Would have been marvelously awesome nonetheless thanks for sharing as always @masc!

Nice. Will check it out when I have the chance.
Ongoing code atm:
https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/magic-lantern_dannephoto_git/src/master/

I piggy back on a git account but still include hg commits working with my compiler tool:
https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/ml_compiler-git/src/master/
After commits I push all hg and code changes to the git account. It's all temporary. Bitbucket are deleting all mercurial sources. Bad move on their part.

Thanks for the heads up, @Danne! I've went ahead and ran the latest Compiler on this Hackintosh running 10.15.5 and all seems well. I will try to spit out a build as soon as I can.

Actually could I get a reminder on which branch is the one that is usually found on the beloved bitbucket download page (Option 1 or 5 from the branch option menu)?

Appreciate the recent quick fix for Catalina's environmental friendly when it comes to compiling the latest. Always carrying the EOSM w me everywhere I go. Such a gem!

[A LEGEND!]

A few fixes for Mlv_App_compiler.app in first post. Testing out a version for Catalina. To get openmp working we need both updated llvm and llvm@7 installed:
https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/mlv_app_compiler/commits/39cec5f9e58be00b2f7ff446045c8a850f406b5d

Download:
https://bitbucket.org/Dannephoto/mlv_app_compiler/downloads/mlv_app_compiler.dmg

If issues please try this in terminal then run the compiler again.

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brew install llvm
brew upgrade llvm

I've went ahead and did the two commands via Terminal per your request. Done. Thanks for this and how'd you managed this? 

Also downloaded this version of MLV_APP_compiler. Ran 'U' just to be sure all well. Then ran 'OP' and here we go...

A LEGEND!



Thanks again for sticking your neck out, always!

Anyone with good network connectivity, some hundred(s) of GiB of free space, able to run Bash scripts, recent Python (3.7+) and willing to leave their computer(s) running for the next two weeks? I'll provide a list of repos^*) (divided among all participants, if that makes things easier) and download scripts. You will also need to keep an eye on the scripts, as Mercurial sometimes crashes or asks for usernames or whatever, but I'll try to sort it out.

Count me in. I'd even let you remotely control via TeamViewer if need. Just let me know.

Zoey (hackintosh) runs nicely while pushing 480 Mbps for internet download speeds and about 24 Mpbs for upload if that matters.

She never sleeps. Probably unnecessary by now but just may worth noting. Otherwise better late than never.

Great! Can't wait to leave bb. Rather sooner than later.

Confirmed latest Switch works flawlessly in Mac OS 10.15.5 (Hackintosh) & 10.15.3 (MBP). Thanks for the update, @Danne!