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Has anyone been able to avoid the half pink frames? I'm using a Lexar 1000x 32Gb, with various builds and seem to be getting them quite randomly. I'm trying various 4:3 and 3:2 resolutions and to no different effect.

Can you upload the DNG files?

Raw is raw, whether it's .RAW or .MLV (the image content is the same).

Now that you mentioned that a1ex, I checked the .dngs with Photoshop Camera Raw and they all seem to be fine...

Still, there's something weird going on with Da Vinci and the .dngs then because when I export them (anamorphic desqueeze plus a simple correction node) I still get those weird frames. I think it's safe to say it's not the .raw or .dng files themselves, but the way Resolve is working with them. Thanks anyways, all. Sorry for not checking thoroughly in the first place.

My first question still stands though, if anyone has more experience using the 4:3 or 3:2 shooting modes with the 7d, what's the "sweet spot" resolution wise, using a Lexar 1000x?

Yeah I could give it a try! I haven't yet because I haven't found an easy way to process .mlv files though, and I'm on a Mac... What do you recommend?

I'm using the April 30th build on my 7D. Using a Sandisk Extreme 32gb 60MB/s. Using the 4:3 mode at 1344x1008 that's supposed to just require 54.2MB/s I'm still getting weird frames, random shifts in colour temperature, and occasional corrupt .raw files that raw2dng won't recognize.

Is this because of my card? I'm buying the 1000x Lexar 32GB. Will that do?

Is there a 4:3 or 3:2 resolution that's stable (no drop frames, pinkish frames, shifts in temperature) and in use right now? I ask mostly because I intend to use if with a 2x anamorphic adapter.

Thanks to anyone that might enlighten me on this.

EDIT:
Here are some sample images. Now that I look more closely, it's not so much temperature change but like a saturation loss in certain parts of the image: