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Thanks for responding!

Is there a reason why you didn't export an EDL or something similar rather than write down the names of clips?
I guess both ways work!
Good effort!

Great video, thanks for posting!

I am curious what your workflow for using resolve was.
I have a music video I shot and was going to use resolve for the first time...

Did you export all the clips with resolve after converting the DNG? If so export as what? proxy? something washed out looking? then perhaps exported an EDL and round trip back into resolve to color?

I thought I was fairly straight forward...

what don't you understand?

It was like ... whatever build came out a year ago around this time or maybe I'd say a few weeks ago from now even ... I should try to figure out when I shot that.

Yah, I was shooting a breakdancing video - tried 1 random shot at 60fps not sure if it would work...was pretty happy with the results. With a 15m lens it was do-able though... uhm... damn damn damn... I wish I knew. I replaced it and have no way of finding out since I replaced it awhile ago.

...I didn't know I had something special

I guess I should post the clip? I'll try to remember to do it tomorrow i'm about to go to bed

Hello~!

I have used ML for almost 2 years now...
The past few builds I've tried worked great~!
I'd switch to 60fps, use crop view - record - wow.

Now with the latest build I've installed... when I used the cropped sensor for 60fps...or any settings.... I get very choppy footage, almost completely unwatchable...black and white...lots of grain.

How do I fix this?
Thanks!

I've been filming a music video the past 2 weekends...
first weekend I shot raw_rec.
next weekend I switched to raw_MLV...

not sure how it's better.
seems harder to convert with mlv.

I was having a strange issue if I zoomed in or tilted the camera weird, the color would change...
will be posting examples soon, hope someone can help me fix that problem. Not sure if it's simply just cause I was using a zoom lens? ML have a problem with that?

thanks all. <3

Hi there, Shooting on a 7D.

I'm a bit confused. When turning on RAW_rec and choosing a resolution say... 1344x572 ... I'd get a nice white box frame inside my live-view ... however I just updated to the latest nightbuild, and it seems this box is gone.

Now i'm learning if I change the preview it's supposed to change the crop entirely on my screen but... nothing seems to happen...always looks the same, even between canon,hack..etc...

I've been trying to learn how to get 60fps, and  before I was getting a weird flicker with color temp? sometimes if i tilted my camera fast... I'm wondering if that is fixed. Oh man..so much to go over.

Aw man... looks like I have a few things to learn.

Really not sure what the best method of getting 60fps on my 7D shooting RAW anymore...
I'm starting to pass out and gotta get up for work soon... better try tomorrow.

was shooting 1344x572   ... just realized now after trying things out I'm able to get 1472x626 now ...continuous recording. SWEET~! seems like my camera is even better now. <3 ML NB so much.

Ok thanks.
I think I figured that out just a bit ago...looking through the menu. Got it working.

BUT here's the thing... I'm filming a breakdancer/music video. I was shooting 2.35:1 aspect ratio at 24fps... I want to try to get 60fps this weekend... I just tried a test with the FPS option because... well, maybe my card is too slow? or also because the 7D goes 720p once I try for 60fps...

Trying to figure out a way to get this to work for me... oi.

Hmmm.. I think I saw this is a new feature.

I downloaded ML RAW module about... 8 months ago?
I guess i'll update it.

Kind of forget how to do it... want to make sure all the steps are there...
went to the sticky threads but haven't seen a step by step instruction thread yet.

Will keep looking..

Hi there,

I apologize if this has been covered... I Feel like it must have, but I couldn't find a thread.
I have a zoom... but I'm wondering......... Is there a way to record sound while shooting RAW on my Canon 7D?

Thank you!