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This may or may be more off topic than anything, but Intel recently announced their new Intel "Edision" project, of an SD sized computer http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/do-it-yourself/edison.html

It would be interesting if we could somehow utilize this processing for something like AA?

Thought I'd post another clip this one is 21 seconds long https://vimeo.com/84262787

recording at 1504 wide is nice and easy for framing ha. I decided I will most likely just pick up a BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera and give that a shot and see what happens

might be because of premiere's inability to read dng, maybe if the link is started from premiere to after effects, it could work.

Premiere Pro received CinemaDNG support back in November, are the DNG files from the .RAW file CinemaDNG files or what? It is just weird the Premiere Pro is slated to work for cameras like BlackMagic Pocket Camera (Might sell my 60D and 50 1.4 to pick one up with all these barriers that I seem to keep hitting :/ .. )

EDIT: Didn't touch on it, but importing the DNG files into PP doesn't work either, the import sequence thinks there is no data in the DNG files, but AE works fine

anything from a width of 1152 and over, upscales adequately.

look at the bitrate info while you're recording :the closest you are from 22 mb/s , the better your card is.

besides, your the 60d can't really go over that bitrate: "bottlenecked" , those sneaky people from Canon :p

So there is physically no way for me to go in and modify the processor code to write to a CF card due to actual processor limitations?

EDIT: Also, I am unable to create a New Premiere project from within After Effects, when I hit the Dynamic Link to create a new PP project, it opens the sequence in PP but then says the DNG's contain no information? I am forced to Export the clip from AE into a high bitrate format (after initial tweaking in AE and camera Raw) and then import into Premiere in order to use the quick link to Adobe Speedgrade... Any help regarding this matter?

then you have to change the resolution 1080p with that aspect ratio , the width won't be 1920 exactly , but it does go edge to edge , but your record time drops dramaticly ,
i'm afraid there is no other way

Dang, 1728x736 would be perfect to record in. I wonder if there is some sort of hardware hack I could wire up to get it to send video quicker than the SD slot... Or are we hardware limited by the camera itself? Or just the SD card? I just got a 60D so I am still pretty new to all this.

My question is that I want to record 2.35:1 widescreen but the box is in the middle.. is there any way to record edge to edge and only crop the top and bottom off of the screen? Instead of having to record everything inside a little box? Seems extremely unhelpful as a crop camera you already have to move back farther and this is like double cropping and having to move back a tremendous amount.. very egregious.

I was wondering if perhaps someone can tell me what is the minimum card requirement to get RAW working?

I'm really not understanding why I can't get RAW to work on my camera specifically.

I've updated now running the latest ML nightly. The new UI sleek, and I see the RAW module. I can enable it and get it to run, but for some reason, it's telling me, at 24fps, a camera that should be able to do 20mb/s and a card that does 30mb/s (sorry, I know the read vs write isn't the same, I can't remember all the values), I'm only getting 6mb/s, it'll record and fail within a second or two.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks!

Make sure your image quality (from the Canon Menu button not ML menu) is not set to RAW image quality, set it to just a medium JPEG or something and that increases the buffer size of the clips, I find that I can record 2.35:1 ratio at 1280x522 (or something maybe 544) around 30 second clips. Though usually stop down to 1152x5something to get continuous recording I don't mind wide formats and even enjoy the cinematic feel of framing etc.

The card I use is a Sandisk 60MB/s write card. I only had issues for premature recording of second or 2 clips when I was shooting at some astronomical resolution. Interesting though, the last option would be a defective card or SD slot in the camera.. Though I can't imagine that being the case


Also: here is a 15 second shot I did with a 28-70mm 2.8L, I think the quality is fantastic and can't wait to work with it more, might even tinker with the code myself and see what happens.

EDIT: For continuous shooting I use a 2.67:1 ratio at a resolution of 1152x432. Though mostly I shoot at 2.35:1 at 1280x544 in 31-36 second clips. I also like the look of non-raw video because combined with my lens it is soft and great looking! Good luck and have fun and be creative!

I'm still using the nightly build from Nov 18 and it is working fine, if you can get your hands on that version at least it'll be able to workfor you