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No, it will not.

I guess i need to find the timers for every Canon FPS option.
If i select 24fps from Canon menu and i set 35fps with override i get 1/80 max while i get 1/250 max when i start from 30fps in canon menu.

The safe timer limits need to be adjusted (35fps is too much). Adjust the timers manually and see when the image gets restored.

Cool, so what is basically happening at those shutter speeds?
1/250 is fine for that FPS setting while 1/320 makes it flash.
If i can help in any way...
Also, as i asked above, is the pixel binning method portable from the 5DIII?
One more thing, i noticed that the crop window when shooting raw is a tiny bit narrower than the full frame at maximum resolution.
Not sure if it's a problem with the framing or what.

Are you setting LV to be in 5x mode?
I mean, are you magnifying the LV frame?

I might have found a weird behaviour when shooting videos with FPS override.
My case today:
Full HD ALL-I and FPS override set to 35 fps.
When going past 1/250 i get a very bizzarre flickering, as if i am shooting HDR video but i am not.
Any ideas? Shutter speeds are fine, FPS override allows me to go all the way up to 1/43xx but as soon as i choose 1/320 i get epilepsy.

@blazraidrout

Can you PLEASSSE explain how you can use the 5x zoom mode while filming Raw video?

I tried it but couldn't figure it out...

How? Put in 5x zoom and start recording...

If you're not afraid of spending a bit more money on it i would recommend the 6D.
High iso is better than the 5DIII and pretty much on par with the 1DX.
Also, you get a FF sensor (actually, just a hair smaller) .
I am still shooting with one of those 30MB/s cards which actually gives you 24.4 MB/s top writing speed so it's not blazing fast as the 6D would require.
On a different note, while shooting RAW i noticed that 12800 iso is a bit too noisy when imported in Lightroom 4.4 and i don't know if it's because the line skipping or what.
Did anybody notice the same?

I love when people use their imagination for a CAMERA!
Just wait until we got a review to read, i am pretty sure it won't be your life's best surprise anyway.

@:1% mostly

Is it possible to detect the state of the LOCK slider?
I am asking because i don't use it and i find it a bit useless so we might as well reutilize it for some other function.
What do you think about it?

I am still trying to figure out the best settings in case i wanted MAX quality and i could not care about size.
I am trying to record with:
Bitrate:20
Init QP:1
Flush rate:4 frames
GOP size:1

What does Config Select mean?
Also, why my camera locks up with these settings?

What kind of question is it?

I'll try on 50D first, it might actually be easier.

ADTG shutter speeds are set via cmos reg addresses... and from the little time I had to play with it, it fixed fps override. Need to let it run for a while and see if you still get dots/stripes etc.. but so far so good.

Basically, to make shutter speed NOT equal to 1/fps?
Also, do you thing there is a chance to "borrow" some pixel binning from the 5DIII?

The way i understand it is that no further moire or aliasing is introduced in raw while recording vs stills.
This is amazing.

It's all very interesting but it's a shame that you can only use the trick on the 5DIII and sort of on the 7D.
I guess that this research could easily lead into other interesting things, being able to control the sensor readout is a BIG thing.

I guess this also mean that now you know how the heck the ISO speed works on a Canon DSLR.
Any hints?

I guess there is more behind it than simple automatic color grading.

http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5530.0

Its UDMA7? I thought it was UDMA 6.

Yeah, i might be mistaken.

It sounds good!

Any new build worth trying?

Nothing, so far it's not possible to review it in camera.

If it's too expensive just build your own. Anything in the range of 7.4-8.1V is fine.

It makes more sense now.
Also, i was thinking about the 50D. It was given UDMA7 support only with the last FW update so maybe in the near future Canon will allow us to get the most out of those UHS cards. Who knows...

H264 is disabled for real when wifi is on. Just shoot in photo mode (toggle raw). Which version did screen shot die in? Just took one.

Yeah, i am just saying that it's not due to an excessive computational load onto the camera but because Canon does not want people to use a smartphone as an external monitor.
I can't imagine any other reason.

6D user here, can i be of any help?