First time picking up the EOS M in years. Really impressed with the Crop Mood build 

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Show posts MenuPreset: 5.2K
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Framerate: 23.976 FPS
Bit-depth: 12bit
Preset: 4.2K
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Framerate: 23.976 FPS
Bit-depth: 14bit
Quote from: gabriielangel on January 11, 2024, 05:19:28 PMThen, pressing the shutter halfway (Be careful not to push it too far!) will toggle x10 Zoom on off.
If you press it all the way in, it may take a photo, but sometimes it freezes the camera. So you need to pull the battery and restart it.
EDIT: I remember what I did to stop that annoyance:
Go to the Canon Menu
In the 5th tab
Set Video snapshot to: ENABLE
From now on, when in Video mode, the full Shutter Button won't work at all.
And it will work as usual in Photo Mode.
No Video Snapshot seems to be recorded on the card.
I haven't tested if it affects performance though. Let me know.
Quote from: gabriielangel on April 02, 2024, 02:13:06 AMAlso, it is preferable not to use shutter fine-tuning.
Quote from: gabriielangel on April 02, 2024, 02:13:06 AMYou can read about the Data Rate impact of certain settings in this post.
- 1736x2214 23,976fps 1.61 crop (Full sensor width)
- Shutter range: Full range
- 180 degree shutter rule (1/47.96 via Shutter fine-tuning -0.35ms).
- 12-bit lossless raw video (can store up to 12 stops of dynamic range, camera is capable of 12.4 stops DR. Step up to 14-bit when required (but will lower recording times). Underexpose to get longer recording times. ["If you need to underexpose by 2 Stops or more to get a low enough Data Rate, it is preferable to select the next lower bit depth"](https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=27162.0)
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Kill Global Draw: ON
- Small hacks: More
- Sound recording: 11kHz (as a sync track when recording sound externally or syncing to music) or 48kHz when recording sound internally (higher kHz will lower recording times). 8kHz seems to freeze the cam after recording for 7 seconds.
- Movie Tweaks -> Shutter Lock: ON
- LV DIGIC peaking: Slightly sharper
- Advanced settings: Kill Canon GUI -> Idle/Menus
- HDMI output: ON -> Output resolution: 1080i 60Hz
- Customize buttons -> Half-Shutter: Zoom x10
- SD Overclock: 240MHz (H)
- Zebras: OFF
- Spotmeter: OFF
Canon menu settings:
- Image Quality: RAW
- Grid display: Off
- Histogram display: Disable
- Image review: Off
- AF method: FlexiZoneAF()
- Focus mode: MF
- Image Stabilizer: Enable
- Exposure comp.: 0
- ISO speed: 100
- Auto Lighting Optimizer: Off
- Metering timer: 16 sec.
- [Picture Style](https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=27162.0): User Def. 1 (Neutral: Sharpness 7, Contrast 0, Saturation 0, Color tone 0)
- Movie rec. size: 1920x1080 24
- Sound recording: Auto
- Video snapshot: Disable
- Movie Servo AF: Disable
- AF w shutter button during recording: OFF
- Ctrl over HDMI: Disable
- File numbering: Continuous
- LCD auto off: 10 min.
- Camera auto off: 10 min.
- LCD brightness: max
- Video system: PAL
- Beep: Disable
Quote from: gabriielangel on April 02, 2024, 02:14:18 AMThe result is equal or superior to going from the native resolution directly to 4k without AI. Why?
[...]
In order to keep the same amount of captured pixels and the same aspect ratio, the actual native size of the 5.2k preset should be 3008x1258 (3.78 megapixels).
[...]
I think it would be advisable to always work and distribute at, or below the native capture resolution and use a suitable upscaling program when needed.
Quote from: 2blackbar on August 12, 2020, 09:34:59 PM
Good news is that some zoom lenses have bigger circle of confusion than usual when zoomed in, i have one where wide angle 4mm covers 16mm frame and when you zoom in to 12mm then it almost covers micro 4/3.I suspect a lot of zoom lenses work like this but not all of them, i have also krasnogorsk 3 lens but it works totally different and its hard to get focus because it needs to be exactly distanced from sensor or it wont work.
Quote from: Veerle on September 05, 2019, 04:57:04 PM
Presets
These have already been introduced but I would suggest different (simple) names perhaps? Like:
- 1080 HD (16:9)
- 1080 HD 48fps...
- 1080 Wide (2:1)
- 2.5K ??
etc..
Quote from: Veerle on September 05, 2019, 04:57:04 PMAnd why is the "mv1080p MCM rewire" widescreen? Why does the "Mv1080 1736x976" have a ratio of 2.39:1? (though it doesn't show). Why are the start off presets different from the regular presets?..
Quote from: henricusmaria on August 28, 2019, 08:34:56 PM
Thanks Danne and Jip-Hop!
That Gain/Aperture adjustment is sweet!
Edit: just tried the Gain/Aperture adustment, when I press down I come into the Canon iso menu. What am I doing wrong?
Also when enabling AF, autofocus doesn't work that great anymore in mcmrewire mode.
Quote from: Danne on July 16, 2019, 12:26:15 PM
There's something else with eosm sharing trash can with pressing down. Not sure buttons are "longpress" sensitive.
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