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Thanks a1ex, that's exactly what I'm looking for.

Will happily test it out - is there a guide as to how to set up and compile Magic Lantern on OS X?

Thanks for all the hard work, I've got the latest nightly for 1.2.3 on my 5D and it's working fantastically.

There's just one problem I've noticed though. When I connect anything to the HDMI port and set the 5D to mirroring so that none of the Canon info comes up on the HDMI out, the ML overlays on the back of the camera are not shown even though the screen is on.

When I go into the menu it tells me to press the INFO button to get rid of the Canon menus, however I've tried this and it still won't display, instead with the same error.

Thought this might be of help to you

I've got this up and running on my 5D mkIII with an Atomos Ninja 2 and I've had great success so far - thanks very much for all this.

The only thing that doesn't work for me is when I mirror the screen to HDMI so I have clean HDMI and overlays on the back of the 5D, global draw doesn't seem to work.

I cycle through all the options using the INFO button but whenever I go into ML and try to turn GD on I get the 'Press Info to get rid of Canon menus' message.

How do I compile raw2dng from the ML source?

Homebrew doesn't allow precompiled binaries, so I need the command that compiled raw2dng without compiling the whole of ML as well. I've been using gcc but to no effect.

It involves writing some Ruby, so if you're competent then go for it:

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brew create https://bitbucket.org/600dplus/magic-lantern-things/downloads/raw2dngOSX.zip

Otherwise I'll do it and send a pull request to mxcl who maintains it.

Homebrew (http://mxcl.github.io/homebrew/) is an easy package management system for OSX, and seems like the best way to distribute raw2dng.

I'd be happy to maintain a homebrew package for raw2dng.

Any thoughts?