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@Melvin Jose
No I did not, I have used the homemade filter put on in front of a lens which makes those flares. But I found it is better to put it at the end of a lens (its harder though) so than when light hit this filter (fishing line) from side it wont cast nasty flares and those streaks are always focused which looks better.

It took some time learning and there are some limitation while working, but if you just learn how to work with it you have pretty good looking image from under 500$ setup.
Its amazing what ML made possible for us

This is how the camera setup actually looked like:

Since I was travelling I did not have any of my gear so I had to make it work with equipment I had at my disposal.

Shot on:
Canon Eos 5d Mark II
Nikkor 50mm f1.8

- some old 64gb CF card which gave me roughly 40sec of continuous shooting [1856x1004]
- upscaled to 1920 x 1080 exported as 4k for youtoube due higher bit rate limitation of ytb (not sure if it helps with quality)
- color corrected in photoshop and graded in lumetri premiere pro
- and in the end, I went for fake anamorphic look with some tweaks in post and good old oval aperture ring and fishing line (not used well, therefore lots of unwanted light flares)

Hello, I am new to the whole raw video think. I just update newest nightly built on my T4i and I am trying raw for the first time. The quality what I am getting from my T4i is not quite close compare to what I have seen here or youtube, so I know that T4i can do better.
Workflow:
resolution 1472x828
I used raw2dng_cs2x2.exe for converting raw to DNG and for removal of pink dots. Than I used after effect to generate video sequence in avi loos less format.
The first video is just terrible its avi, straight from AE without any corrections in camera raw. There is a lot of noise and those lines on the edges, its just awful.
Here is just screen shot from wm player, because after upload to youtube it wasn't that visible



The second one is little bit better. I used the same process as on the first one but from AE I took it premiere and export as H.264 HD for youtube. Its better but still not as good as would expect.
So here is my question, what am I doing wrong ? Is there some set up before shooting what I should do or something in the workflow ?

And second question, I am using SD card SanDisk Extreme 80 MB/s, will it help if I format it on exFAT ? And what is the highest resolution in which I can get continuous shoot at least 20 second on T4i and which SD card I need for it ?

Thanks for any help!