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Tragic Lantern / Re: Raw video on 50d and 40d
« on: July 27, 2013, 04:45:48 PM »
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No, it's 1% who does the hard work. Tragic Lantern is his baby. He's the clever oneI just compile it.
I'm learning code but still a long way off being able to contribute anything.
It's coming but it's a lot of work and I have to write it in between other work. I have about 40 pages written so it won't be too much longer
If it's a paid one then it's not Andy600's.
We can't break the laws of physics. Read some theory before asking the same things over and over.
jaggy edges = aliasing
colors visible in the strings = moiré
Both caused by line skipping.
Ignore the Cinestyle bit. I was confusing your issue with the one @v1rt was talking about.
ETTR should be in your modules list no? Look under exposure menu, switch it to 'always on' (for this test). Make sure you have exposure override enabled!
See how that looks and if you are still getting the same problems we'll explore things more. I'm guessing it is your settings and lighting conditions that are causing the issue and although you set ISO to 800 it probably needs more in this case.
Hey Andy,
Yeah I'm now using the raw histogram and I still feel it's coming in underexposed. I just downloaded andy's 50D guide so for the next day I'll be trying to get my head around this. I'll let you know what I find out.
Thanks All
Looks like the shot is very under-exposed for the lighting conditions. Can you upload a short raw file and I'll take a look?Thanks Andy600! I just looked at my raw files. The ones I shot last night is around 1gigabyte. Do you want me to capture another short recording?
Try the same shot with auto ETTR enabled. My guess is that it will hit the ETTR limits (1/25 shutter ISO 1600 in video mode) meaning the scene is too dark anyway. Cinestyle will look brighter for sure but if you applied the same LOG curve as cinestyle to that footage it will likely look identical to cinestyle.
What am I doing wrong? I am trying low light. My resulting video is noisy that is similar to 3200 iso.
I chose LowLight from the settings, 1280x720, global off, 23.976 fps, manual aperture to f1.4(Asahi Super Takumar 50mm lens). I remember my ISO was around 400-800. I will try it again tonight once I get home.
Forgot to mention, I'm using the latest GregoryofManhattan build.
@v1rt
shutter speed is mandatory for having a natural look of your images.
what you call "blurry" frames is the motion blur, and is not a problem, it's a requirment if you want the images to be similar to what a human eye would perceive.
so, first rule is that shutter speed has to be costant in your clips.
second rule is that it should be double the frame rate you choose
24 fps -> 1/48
25 fps -> 1/50
30 fps -> 1/60
this rule can be broken if you have extremely fast action scenes, where blurriness would make the picture too confused.
Only in these you can go up at a maximum of double the values explained before.
So, in general, don't try to minimize blur because that's what makes the images look natural!
Yea, what errors?
At 1080P I'm getting predicted 2K+ even 2500+ frames... then around 4900MB something happens, buffer fills an it stops early, writes get smaller and smaller. Writing at 80-81 1920x1038 is continuous without this issue.
Errors?
https://bitbucket.org/andy600/tl50d/downloads/1.percents.tragic.lantern.for.50D.test.only.compiled.by.andy600.zip
for best speeds set Dialog Timers to 'disable' in debug menu before going into Live View
Gregory's latest is up to date. I'm using 1%'s latest (own compile). Not sure if he's uploaded it anywhere???