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crop_rec and derived builds / Re: Danne's crop_rec_4k experiments for EOS M
June 28, 2020, 01:50:17 AM #2
crop_rec and derived builds / Re: Danne's crop_rec_4k experiments for EOS M
June 25, 2020, 06:04:08 PM
This may relate to the above post, but I am not sure!
Hey everyone! New here and just wanted to say thank you the Danne and everyone who takes the time to help with this awesome project.
My question (and Zeek has been very helpful via instagram) has to do with continuous recording in the "mv1080p MCM Rewire" or "HD 1080p" in the touch screen menu (i assume both are the same). I have followed all of the instructions to get continuous recording in 1080p, 14 bit lossless, 16:9, 1736x976. I get continuous recording almost all of the time but have been having a strange issue when filming outside with a lot of daylight. It seems as if something is overexposed in frame I get less data and it knocks out continuous recording.
I am using a sandisk extreme pro 64 gb/170mbs (which i bought at best buy so i think it is real) and I tested it online and it seemed to be reading and writing at about 80mbs.
Has anyone had an issue like this? If I have my image correctly framed and lit it doesn't effect but if I am using the camera on the go and accidentally over expose it effects the record quality.
Hey everyone! New here and just wanted to say thank you the Danne and everyone who takes the time to help with this awesome project.
My question (and Zeek has been very helpful via instagram) has to do with continuous recording in the "mv1080p MCM Rewire" or "HD 1080p" in the touch screen menu (i assume both are the same). I have followed all of the instructions to get continuous recording in 1080p, 14 bit lossless, 16:9, 1736x976. I get continuous recording almost all of the time but have been having a strange issue when filming outside with a lot of daylight. It seems as if something is overexposed in frame I get less data and it knocks out continuous recording.
I am using a sandisk extreme pro 64 gb/170mbs (which i bought at best buy so i think it is real) and I tested it online and it seemed to be reading and writing at about 80mbs.
Has anyone had an issue like this? If I have my image correctly framed and lit it doesn't effect but if I am using the camera on the go and accidentally over expose it effects the record quality.
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