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@walter I'm trying to learn by doing. I followed his first advice to no avail, so pardon me for expecting a serious response when I'm genuinely struggling.

I know that the sd card has nothing to do with exposure...however I was referring to my other issue with extremely low resolution and nasty looking dng files, which I thought could be related to a corrupt sd card or something.

I followed the suggestion and exposed to the right, however no suggestions were made regarding my other issue...

Sorry I cant find the lexar f1.4 anywhere...would a 30mb/s sandisk ultra 16 gb do the job?

Thanks for the reply, I have been this in both photo and video mode, using both the camera histogram and the ML waveform as a reference.

I now also have the problem that the images are extremely noisy, of tiny resolution and with a purple cast, nothing like what I'm seeing in camera.

I researched this issue, watched a few video tutorials on using this feature and read the user guide... no idea what I'm doing wrong. Could it be my sd card? or do I need to load another module besides silent picture for this to work?

Hi,

I'm fairly new to ML and I'm currently experimenting with some of the features on my 5D Mark 3.

I like the idea of silent picture mode for timelapses but while testing the workflow, I encountered a problem when viewing the dng files on my PC. I took a silent picture, which I exposed to the right using the waveform monitors. When I looked at it on my PC, the exposure was lowered to a "correctly" exposed image, which didn't match what I saw in camera.

I also tried the bracketing feature. I saw that it worked correctly in camera, under and over exposing 2 additional shots. However, when bringing these images back to my PC, all 3 were exposed exactly the same.

(I'm using UFRaw to view the DNG images)

I feel like I'm missing something obvious here...

Any help would be appreciated