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Under customized buttons you can select info button to open up menu or preset short cuts etc. There are a few more things you can customize in there.

Hey Thanks Danne, I couldn't find the customized buttons menu.
Is it under something else?

Kind of a weird question:
I'm using my EOS-M sometimes with a magnetic viewfinder attached over the display, and also sometimes porting the display via HDMI to a large monitor.

Is there a way to do a 'screen touch' from one of the buttons, when I can't actually touch the screen? (like for triggering a custom white balance, etc.)

Thanks in advance!

Thanks to all of you for the supportive comments!

Yes, this was the very early days of ML, I actually had forgotten I had posted this until I checked my "Show new replies to your posts" link, ha, ha, ha! I can't wait to see what's been happening with my MySpace page either!!

I've also bought a Canon EOS-M as a 'B' camera, and have been experimenting with ML on that one as well.
I'm looking forward to playing with all of the new features in ML.

Oh, I agree!

This was way back in 2012 I was just getting used to ML, and I was there event shooting regular H264. I just had a chance to shoot a quick HDR test. It just seemed like a good spot for it!

I had to create my own HDR blend in After Effects, too.

Kim

No - the best we might be able to do, with the current knowledge, would be to blacken the top and bottom bars (or turn them into any other solid color), hopefully reducing file size as well...

Thank you a1ex.
I'm just working off crop marks right now, I didn't know if 'crop recording' provided for actually excluding part of the image. Not critical since non-RAW files aren't that big.
Cheers!

I shot at 60. I guess the leaves weren't blowing around fast enough to ghost.

De rien!
If I get some time I will try building some of those.
Kim

Great ! Thank you drkim! 1:66, 1:33, 1:16:1 are also often use (dolan, garrel...)


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[1.85:1 Academy Flat]

Hi! I've created a set of 3 film ratio cropmarks for Magic Lantern.
You can get them here:
www.lightonglass.com/Kims_Crop_Package.zip

They include:
A: 1.85:1 Academy Flat
   (Films like 'Taxi Driver', 'Saving Private Ryan', and 'The Godfather')
B: 2.39:1 Cinemascope (Modern)
   (Films like 'Blade Runner 2049', 'Casino Royale', and 'Airport')
C. 2.76:1 Ultra Panavision 70mm
   (Films like 'The Hateful Eight', 'It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World', and 'Mutiny on the Bounty')

These should work with any ML instalation.
They include the calibration marks found in CRSSMTR2.BMP
They have subdued ID marking so you can see at a glance which one you have loaded.
The borders are red, the surrounds are translucent - so you can see what is just outside your frame.

To use them, shoot with a 1920 x 1080 camera using them for framing, then in post create a sequence with the following dimensions:

A: 1.85:1 Academy Flat
Create a sequence that is 1920 x 1038

B: 2.39:1 Cinemascope
Create a sequence that is 1920 x 803

C. 2.76:1 Ultra Panavision 70mm
Create a sequence that is 1920 x 696

Enjoy!
Kim

Hi, new to crop.

I would like to shoot a cropped image not in RAW, not zoomed in, just regular video at 1920 width. But I want cinemascope aspect ratio with a 1920 width: 1920 x 817

Using some crop settings, can I just capture 1920 x 817?
(I know about crop marks - I'm just wondering if I can actually capture smaller files.)

I'm on a Canon EOS-M

Thank you in advance!
Kim

BTW here is an image of my caged EOSM.

Hey Gary, that cage looks great. Where did you get it?

Thanks,
Kim

Instead of an ND filter, you may want to try a circular polarizer filter.

This will take the sky down to a rich blue and 'pop' the clouds out...

Japanese garden in moving HRD video.
Canon 60D, ML, Adobe AE.

The combined high and low frames remove the crushed shadow details but the highlights are not blown out.
Check out the high and low sample frames.

Youtube link may not be working. Sorry. Cut 'n paste:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exT3exUmVPw&feature=g-upl