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I would always grade my cCNG in lightroom (I have Lr 5.2), I was wondering; is it possible to load luts (Osiris, Impluz, VSCO, etc) into Lightroom?

I shot this when I was in Jamaica, it's nothing fancy, just wanted to post and get some feedback on my grading.

Also: I wish there was some way I could record 60p with my camera and not get stretched footage after. Is there a way to fix that issue (it's not showed in this video and I'm too embarrassed to post those footage.)

Gear, settings & workflow:

Canon 550D (T2i)
Lens: 18-55mm
Stabiliser: Handheld

MLRaw
Resolution: 1152x432
Aspect ratio: 2.67.1
ISO:? (I never normally go above 1600 when I'm videoing)
Apature:? (I don't remember, but the kit lens cannot go below 3.5)

RawMagic: Convert Raw files to cDNG
Lightroom: Colour correct files and export as TIFF
Quicktime Pro7: Sequence import Tiff, export as Mov.
Premier Pro CS6: Edit Mov files

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Hello Friends,

This might sound like a dumb question but the only way to be free of dumb, is to get rid of the dumb questions. I shoot with my Canon 550D (T2i) with SanDisk X3M PRO 32GB - 95MB/s Card at a Resolution of 1280x320, Aspect Ratio of 4:1 or 5:1, I get a couple bad frame looking like a Pink (could be purple) ribbon. I really hate this and was wonder if Frame Skipping would be a solution, Any help would be greatly appreciated, how can I solve this problem?

What are the Pros & Cons of Frame Skipping?

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Hey Guys,

I downloaded the nightly build posted on February 28th and I'm seeing two RAW recording options, one say "RAW Video" and the other is "RAW Video (MLV)". I'm shooting with the Canon T2i and for some reason i'm not sure which one to use. When I use RAW Video I get a couple damaged frames with a purple fill across them. When I use MLV I seem to have a hot spot. Am I doing something wrong?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also if someone could tell me what are the best settings to achieve good RAW videos with the T2i (550d) I'd loved that.